William Ormond Descendants 
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Contributed by Martha Mewborn Marble Descendants of William Ormond Generation One WILLIAM ORMOND was born on 16 December 1696 (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible, Copied by Frederick Lee Edwards from the original in the possession of Mr. Roy Turnage of Ayden, NC on Februry 12, 1955.). He married Ann Darden,daughter of Jacob Darden and Ann (Darden), in Beaufort County, North Carolina, on 25 July 1735 (Ibid.). William died on 20 September 1739 in Beaufort County, North Carolina, at age 42 (Ibid.). It is not known what, if any, the relationship between William and Wyriot Ormond was but most likely there was some connection. Wyiot was bc 1707 and died CA 1758. Lee Edwards thought there could have been some relationship with Sir Richard Everard but could not find it.
ANN DARDEN was born in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, circa 1707 (Ibid.).
She married Abraham Adams in Bath County,
Generation Two 4 . WILLIAM 2 ORMOND ( William1 ) was born in Beaufort County, North Carolina, on 5 December 1738 (Ibid.). He married Ann Watkins, daughter of William Watkins and Jane Darden, in Beaufort County, North Carolina, on 18 June 1762 (Ibid.). William died on 4 May 1815 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 76 (James Ormond Copy Book, East Carolina University, Joyner Library, Manuscript Division.) (Will of William Ormond, In possession of Pattie McCay Dunn, trancribed by Brenda Davis Stocks and Janice Tripp Gurganus for the Greene County GenWeb Archives website.). BEAUFORT COUNTY DEEDS This purchase of land is the first property found for William Ormond and he sold it in 1768 when he moved to Dobbs County. Mallards Creek is shown as Adams Creek on the Edward Moseley Map and is today called Back Creek. It is very close to the town of Bath. Information from the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. This Indenture Made the twenty ninth day of augt in the year of our Lord one Thousand seven hundred & thirty seven Between PHILIP SHUTE Gent & wife with free will & voluntary consent of MARY his wife of Beaufort prect in No Carolina of the one part & WILLIAM ORMOND prect & providence aforesaid of the other part - in consideration of the sum of thirty five pounds to them paid by the said WILLIAM ORMOND sell that parcel called & known by the name of Raggu Point, on the NS Pamplico River, in Beauort Precinct, containing two hundred and five acres - beginning at a pine on the river sideabout half way from the mouth of Mallard Creek & the place where the said SHUTE hath built, down courses of said creek --- being part of a tract of six hundred acres Granted to Capt JOHN DRINKWATER on 9 November 1713 and DRINKWATER conveyed to said PHILIP SHUTE as part of a tract containing two hundred & twenty acres sold by THOMAS SELLY to the said PHILLIP bearing date the fifth of January 1719. SIGNED PHILIP SHUTE MARY (X) SHUTE WIT J. Montgomery ROBT BOYD WY ORMOND Registered 29 August 1737 END OF DOCUMENT This Indenture made this 13th day of April in the year 1768 between WILLIAM ORMOND of Beaufort County and and provence of North Carolina on the one part and STEPHEN WORSLEY of the same place --- ten pounds proc money --- sell a parcel of land of 205 acres - NS Pamplico River on the upperside of Mallard Creek beginning at a pine on the riverside about half way from the mouth of Mallard Creek & the place where PHILIP SHUTE formerly built - part of patent to JOHN DRINKWATER and by him devised to said SHUTE & part of a tract of land sold by THOS. PELLY to said SHUTE and by him sold to WILLIAM ORMOND. SIGNED WILLIAM ORMOND WIT ROGER ORMOND WYRIOT ORMOND April Term 1768 Beaufort County _ _ Ormond: William Ormond, Sr., 1813 Last Will and Testament of William Ormond,Sr. Generously shared by Pattie McCay Dunn, from her private family papers Transcribed by Brenda Davis Stocks and Janice Tripp Gurganus from the original document. Located on the Greene County GenWeb Archives site. In the Name of God Amen I William Ormond of Greene County in the State of North Carolina Farmer being in health & of Sound Mind & memory but reflecting on the uncertainty of Life do therefore make this my last Will & Testament. & first I resign my Soul to my Heavenly Father, my Body to be decently buried & my Estate I dispose of as follows I give to my daughter Ann Harper one Negro named Peter, & one brass skillet, one Iron Mortar and pestle, two pewter Tankards, & two Chairs to her heirs & Assigns forever I give to my Son Thomas my Sound and great Table I give to my Son James Ormond five Negros named Bob, David & Fanney & her two Children Peter & Lyd & their Increase from this day to him his heirs & Assigns forever I give to my Son Watkins Ormond six Negros named Rose, Punch, Amos & Jacob & China & her Child C____? & their increase from this day to him his heirs & Assigns forever I lend unto my daughter Mary Hart the Use benefit Work & Labour of my three Negros Patience, Washington & Avey during her life time, & after her death I give the said Negros & their Increase to all the Children She now has & may hereafter have I give to my daughter Mary Hart what money shall be left by me & debts due to me, my Bed & all the furniture belonging to it, three pewter basons, one small desk, my Chest, my Saddle, one pair of Spoon-Molds, one pair of fire-dogs & my Hand-Mill I give my two Sons James & Watkins my Still & Worm & Smith's Tools I give to my Grand-Son Franklin Moseley Eight Negros named Dave, Hannah, Lydia, Rachael, Gatsey, little China, Sam & Clary & their Increase from this day, the said Negros now being in his Father's possession I give to my three Sons my Surveying Instruments, Weaving Apparrel, all my Books, Acts of Assembly & my Desk Lastly I give to my Son Watkins Ormond all the Rest & Residue of my personal Estate of all kinds whatsoever not herein before Expressly given And I do hereby appoint my three Sons Thomas Ormond James Ormond & Watkins Ormond my Executors to execute this my last Will & Testament. In Testimony whereof I the said William Ormond have hereunto put my hand & Seal this fifteenth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred & Thirteen. Signed Sealed & declared by the Testator to be his last Will and Testament in presence of W:Ormond (SEAL) I give to my Son James Ormond one Negro Boy named D__iel the Child of Fanney born a little before the date hereof & was omitted to be given before W:Ormond (SEAL) J.B.Hooker Mary C. Hooker State of North Carolina Greene County I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true Copy from the Original last Will of William Ormond Esquire dec..as proven & filed in Office--OC Given under my hand--at Office--this 10th day of May A.Dom.1815 Test. J Hooker CC State of No.Carolina Greene County May Term 1815 Then was the last Will and Testament of William Ormond Esquire Deceased, Exhibited and duly Proved in Open Court by the Oath of James B. Hooker one of the Subscribing Witnesses thereto Ordered to be recorded. At the same time came Thomas Ormond, Watkins Ormond,& James Ormond the Executors therein named and Qualifyed as Executors thereto agreeable to Law. Ordered that Letters Testamentary Issue OC Test J.Hooker CC. ANN WATKINS was born in Beaufort County, North Carolina, on 21 February 1744 (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Ann died on 6 March 1795 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 51 (James Ormond Copy Book.). The nine known children of William 2 Ormond and Ann Watkins were as follows:
Never married. A Methodist minister. _ THE LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM ORMOND, JR. (III) Transcribed by W. R. Ormond of Lexington, Ky. Oct. 19, 1990 from a typed copy received from Ad. Frank O'Beirne, May 31, 1980. In the Name of God Amen, I William Ormond Junior of Greene County in the State of N. Carolina preacher of the Gospel; being of sound Mind & Memory, but calling to mind the uncertainty of this Life; and knowing it is appointed for Man to Die: Do therefore make and Ordain this to be my last Will & Testament. First, I humbly recommend my immortal Soul into the Hands of my Heavenly Father, my un- immortal Body to be buried in a plain Christian like manner, and should there be any Debts I desire them to be paid immediately and all my worldly Estate I dispose of as follows. Item 1st.- I give and bequeath unto my Father William Ormond his Heirs & Assigns forever my Silver Watch which I now wear: and also Six Volumes of Books containing Mr. Wesley's Notes on the Old & New Testaments. Item 2nd.- I desire that my Executors Appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars of my Money to the following purpose, viz, that they purchase and get a Deed for one Acre of Land within one mile of the cross Roads (near my father's Dwelling House) & that they build or have erected there-on as large & as good a Church or Chapel as said Five hundred dollars will pay for, said House to be built of Wood or Brick, as my Executors may think proper: which said Church or Chapel shall be principally Occupied by those Ministers commonly called "Methodist Preacher" provided they hold with and believe in and strive to maintain the present Articles of our Faith as touching Salvation beeing freely offered to a lost World through our lord Jesus Christ. Item 3rd.- I give & bequeath to Sister Ann Harper's nine children fifty dollars each; which four hundred & fifty dollars I desire my Executors to pay into the Hands of John Harper & Ann Harper as soon as my business can be settled; & said money applied by their parents to the Schooling or raising of said nine children as they may think proper; and should any of the said Children Die, the others to Heir their parts equally, of the Deceased. Item 4th.- I give and Bequeath unto my Sister Ann Harper, my brothers Thomas Ormond, James Ormond and Watkins Ormond; and also my youngest Sisters Betsy Ormond and Mary Hart, them their Heirs & Assigns forever, all the remainder of my Estate, to be equally Divided amongst all of them, by my Executors & five good Men chosen by my Executors for that purpose, my money & all other Property to be divided without exposing any part thereof to private or public sale, & each of my three brothers & three Sisters above named to receive their portions as soon as my matters can be wound up & Settled. But should any of my above named brothers or Sisters Die without leaving a lawful Heir of their Body I desire that their portions be equally divided betwixt all my surviving brothers & Sisters, or their surviving Heirs begotten by their Bodies. Item 5- Lastly I nominate & appoint John Harper, Thomas Ormond, James Ormond & Watkins Ormond Executors to this my last Will & Testament given under my hand & Seal this Sixth Day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Three. Signed, Sealed, published & ) SEAL Declared by the Testastor to ) William Ormond be his last Will & Testament ) junior *2* Instruction given by William Ormond, Jr. to his Executors. You will find my last Will & Testament Sealed up in the Drawer of my large Chest at my Father's; which I solemnly charge & sincerely reqquest you to Execute. All of my valuable papers are left in Care of Mr. Edmund Taylor, Junior of Granville County near Island Creek. All the obligations will be on demand by the first of November next, therefore no person need go up till about that time; then the business may be settled with ease. I hope brother Harper & some suitable person will go up prepared to finish the business before they return. First you will go to Mr. Taylor's & ask my worthy friend for these papers, and after shewing these instructions he will deliver them & give you some information. When you receive from Mr. Taylor the following notes you will know you have all. One Note given by John Sneed to Wm. Ormond for 100 Dollars. One Note given by Joseph Speed to Wm. Ormond with half profit for 900 Do. One Note given by Samuel Homes to Do. with half profit for 2000 Do. One note given by Edmund Jones to Do. with interest for 600 Do. One note given by Edmund Jones to Do. for 528.50 Do. You will go on to Joseph Speeds & Samuel Homes', they live near together in Meclenburg about 30 miles from Taylor's, receive from them some Books I left at bro. Speed's. You may return to bro. Taylor's & get some clothes, Books, Portmanteau & all I left there, & after thanking my precious friends viz bro. & Sister Taylor & Miss P. Duke for all their kindness shewed me, you'll contrive to get the 100 Dollars from my friend Sneed without taking any interest. I lent him the money some years past to Oblidge him. You may write to him to pay you when he can & he'll send it down without troubling you to go after it. Come down by bro. Daniel Shine's in Franklin about 10 miles above Lewisburg & get some books I left there. Then go to bro. Edmund Jones in the upper Corner of Halifax County & he'll settle with you. And if possible my Spirit will be present to console my dear valuable Friends when you go around telling the news your "Brother William" is no more among Mortals. Let each Legatee have their Portion and have directed & build the House I have Described as soon as possible. Given under my hand this 12th Day of July 1803. W. Ormond. To John Harper, Thomas Ormond, ) James Ormond & Watkins Ormond ) ) Executors to Wm. Ormond's Will ) _ Note: William Ormond, Jr. was born born Dec. 22, 1769, died Oct. 30, 1803. W.R.O.
Never married.
Moseley.
(James Ormond Copy Book.). Mary died on 17 August 1827 at age 41 (Ibid.). Generation Three 6 . ANN 3 ORMOND ( William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 14 October 1764 (Ibid.) (Will of William Ormond.). She married John Harper, son of Alexander Harper and Margaret Kilpatrick, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 28 February 1784 (James Ormond Copy Book.). Ann died on 6 April 1832 at age 67 (John James Ormond Family Bible, Dobbs County Bible Records, by William L. Murphy.). According to the will of William Ormond, Ann's brother, she and John Harper had nine children so four are missing. JOHN HARPER was born circa 1760. John died on 7 November 1827 (James Ormond Copy Book.). Something is not right. I think this line is correct, but a family group sheet has this John Harper married to Sidney Ann Margaret Ormond daughter of William (son of Thomas and Margaret). I have his ca birth as where he was named in the courtsuit as probably the 3rd son. John was a son of Alexander Harper. In John's will, which I have not seen, there is mention of a slave coming to him from the estate of William Harper deceased but gave no clue as to his relationship. John was on the 1816 Greene Co Tax List - in Capt Pope's District - 360 acres - $1020 - 8 black poles - no white indicating he was over age. There was a Francis just below him who could have been his son Francis but that Francis also had no white poles. There was also a John Jr probably a son of John Sr. It appears most of the men in Capt Hooker's District were descendants of Alexander I. _ STATE OF NC ENTRIES OF CLAIMS FOR LANDS WITHIN THE COUNTY OF DOBBS - 1778 - 1790 by William L. Murphy # 919 - 29 July 1787 - JOHN HARPER - 60 ares NS great Contentnea and WS Pole Catt Swamp adj William Ormond and his own line. The five known children of Ann 3 Ormond and John Harper were as follows:
on my database.
Speight PCFR, May 2001 Descendants and siblings of Samuel Vines (1890).). John died. Is this the John Harper found in Randolph County, Georgia? 9 . THOMAS 3 ORMOND ( William2 , William1 ) was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina, on 7 January 1776 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of William Ormond.) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible, The Bible was the typical large family Bible of the period. Stereotyped by James Conner, New York. Published by J. Emory and B. Waugh for the Methodist Episcopal Church at the Conference Office 14 Crosby Street. J. Collord, Printer 1829 . Typed copy found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards who states he transcribed this Bible on 6 September 1954 from the Bible in possession of Lynn Edwards of Snow Hill. Some of the Ormond entries are duplicated in other Bibles already posted and some of the Dixon entries may also be duplicated. .). He married Margaret (Peggy) Grimsley, daughter of John Grimsley and Ida Brown, in Greene County, North Carolina, in December 1797 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833, Frederick Lee Edwards Collection.). Thomas died on 15 August 1820 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 44. The John Jones Edwards Bible gives his deathdate as August 13 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). FROM FREDERICK LEE EDWARDS COLLECTION 9 November 1800 - Indenture between WILLIAM ORMOND Senior of Greene County in the State of North Carolina, farmer, & THOMAS ORMOND of the said County and State, planter, son of the said WILLIAM ORMOND Senior for the natural love and affection which he hath & bearth unto the said THOMAS ORMOND his son as also for the better maintence and prefermence of him the said THOMAS ORMOND hath conveyed…. A certain parcel of lands containing by estimation two hundred and fifty acres situated in said Greene County on both sides of Pole Cat Swamp, seventy five acres of which land was granted to THOMAS DAIL the first day of July 1779 and by him sold to the said WILLIAM ORMOND and the other one hundred and seventy five acres is to include all the lands lying within the line of two patents one of which was granted to THOMAS DAIL May the fourth day 1769 and the other to WILLIAM SKINNER the 28th day of April `768 (except what lands the said WILLIAM ORMOND hath given out of them two patents to his son WATKINS ORMOND and except the land sold by THOMAS DAIL to WILLIAM THOMAS and all houses, out houses, gardens, orchards ….. nevertheless it is the true intent and meaning of these present that the said WILLIAM ORMOND or any person or persons employed by him shall cut and take away such timber or trees from off the said lands as he thinks proper during his lifetime. WIT ??? WILLIAMS, Daniel (X) Jones 3 March 1819 - Indenture between SARAH MOYE of the State of North Carolina and County of Pitt of the one part and CHARLES EDWARDS of the County of Greene and State aforesaid on the other part for sum of one hundred dollars to me in hand paid by the aforesaid CHARLES EDWARDS ……conveyed and confirmed a certain tract or parcel of land situated lying and being in the County of Green on the North Side of Great Contentnea and East side of pole Cat swamp beginning at a pine formerly DUNN's Corner near the plantation now the sd EDWARDS corner and runs his line South eighteen West ninety four poles to two pines Edwards other corner then North seventy seven degrees East eighty poles to a pine near the watery branch in VAN PELT's line then with his line North six degrees West seventy two poles to a stake in said line and from thence to the beginning containing twenty nine and ¼ acres be the same more or less……. WIT ALFRED MOYE, ABRAM MOYE To Greene County Court May Term 1819. Enrolled in Greene County Book G p 77. _ 11 February 1833 - Know all men by these present that we WASHINGTON DIXON and MARY DIXON wife of the said WASHINGTON of the State of North Carolina and County of Greene of the one part for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred Dollars to us in hand paid by John J. Edwards of the county and State aforesaid ….. convey a certain tact or parcel of land situate in the County of Greene and on the Northeast side of Pole cat Swamp and bounded as follows (viz) beginning at a large water oak in pole cat swamp one of the corners of Lot No 5 running on of the lines of said Lot south 88 ¼ East croping the road at a small water oak in a small branch CHARLES EDWARD'S line, thence down the various courses of the same to a short pine thence North 88 ¼ west to a water oak in pole cat swamp thence up the carious courses of the same to the beginning containing thirty two acres….the said land was alotted to the said MARY in the division of the lands of JOHN ORMOND, dec being Lot No 6 in said division. WIT GREENE ?? D. WILLIAMS, SAML. D. POPE To Court February Term 1833 where it was ordered that Mary be examined _ PARTIAL DEED - no date - Greene County - Lot #7 in the division of THOMAS ORMOND dec is set apart to MOLLY ORMOND - polecat Swamp, lot #6, CHARLES EDWARDS line, ARTHUR COWARDS, patent line, Pole Cat Swamp, the courses of Land belonging to Wesley Ormond upon Powl Cat Swamp this October 28, 1835; to receive from #4, Thomas Ormond $15.06 and #5 Peggy Ormond $1.76 - 40 acres - March 26, 1825. These two pieces go together PARTIAL DEED - GREENE COUNTY - A Statement of what each has to pay one from the other No 1 - WILLIAM ORMOND - valued at $150 to receive from No 6 MARY ORMOND 7.50 No 2 FLETCHER ORMOND - 40 acres $ 90 To receive from #5 PEGGY ORMOND 41.58 To receive from #6 MARY ORMOND 25.56 N0 3 - JOHN EDWARDS - 62 acres $155 #6 to pay #3 2.14 No 4 - THOMAS ORMOND - 62 acres $173 #4 to pay #7 WESLEY ORMOND 15.86 No 5 - PEGGY ORMOND - 50 acres $200 #5 to pay #7 28 #5 to pay #2 41.58 No 6 - MARY ORMOND - 32 acres $192 #6 to pay # 2 25.56 #6 to pay #3 2.14 #6 to pay #1 7.14 No 7 - WESLEY ORMOND (can't read acres) $140 #4 to pay #7 1 #5 to pay #7 1.28 _ Greene County - this is a copy of an original deed and it is badly torn _____ day of ----- 1861 Whereas sometime during the year 1860 CHARLES EDWARDS late of Greene County executed his last Will and Testament in which he gave a devised to CHARLTON T. EDWARDS a certain tract in Lenoir county --- the following lines are mentioned - the old PHILLIPS line, the dividing line between me and C. T. EDWARDS and the line does not run where it was generally thought and it would cut off the dwelling and other houses bequeathed to C. T. EDWARDS which was doubtless contrary to the intention of CHARLES EDWARDS we have mutually agreed to a change ---- I ELBERT P. EDWARDS of the County of Lenoir for one dollar paid by JOHN C. ? EDWARDS and LUCRETIA EDWARDS infant children of CHARLTON T. EDWARDS dec assign my rights to new boundary ---- provided that the D. C. EDWARDS the widow of C. T. EDWARDS shall hold her life estate signed by ELBERT P. EDWARDS WIT LEWIS KILPATRICK To Court Jan Term 1861 Enrolled 22 Feb 1861 NOTE: widow of Charlton Edwards was Carolina according to the obit of their son John C.. Carolina's mother was Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards _ WILL OF THOMAS ORMOND Copy of the original Will in my possession Transcribed by Martha Mewborn Marble In the name of God Amen I, Thomas Ormond of Greene County, State of North Carolina, being weak, sick and weak of body, but of sound and disposing mind reflecting on the uncertainly of life, do therefore make and ordain this my last will and testament, thereby revoking all others heretofore by me made. And first I resign my Soul unto my heavenly Father, my body to be decently buried and my worldly Estate I dispose of as following being: 1st. I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Peggy, her heirs and assigns forever all my stock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and all my farming utensils, with all household and kitchen furniture (except what shall hereafter be given away or otherwise disposed of) also four-fifths of my present whole crop for the support of herself and that part of my family that may remain with her, her Heirs and Assigns forever. I lend unto my beloved wife, Peggy, for and during her life, my Houses and plantation whereon she now lives, and my lower field - called the Braxton field, together with all the wood land lying on the north East-side of Cat Tail Swamp. I also lend unto my beloved wife, Peggy, for and during her life two negroes named Abraham and Beck and after the death of my beloved wife, Peggy, I give and bequeath all the property above mentioned named and this lent unto her during her life, unto my two sons, Wesley and Fletcher to be equally divided between them, their Heirs and Assigns forever. 2nd. I give and bequeath unto my son, William, all the land I now hold on the West side of Pole Cat Swamp, the middle of the swamp to be the line, all the hogs which he now feeds, and the half of my negro man, York, his Heirs and Assigns forever. 3rd. I give and bequeath to my son, John, all the land I now hold on the east side of Pole Cat Swamp (the middle of the swamp to be the line) one mare named Snip, three head of cattle, one bed and furniture, the half of my negro man named, York, Twenty-two dollars, to make him equal with his brother William, one fifth part of the whole of my present crop, and two sows with their pigs, his Heirs and Assigns forever. 4th. I give and bequeath to my son, Thomas, all my land lying on the southwest side of Cat tail Swamp, and my negro boy named Noel, his Heirs and Assigns forever. 5th. I give and bequeath to my four daughters, Anne, Betsy, Peggy and Mary, the Seven following negroes, named Peter and Tom, Sura, Nelly, Ben, Lewis, and Rachel, one thousand dollars in notes and four beds with their furniture, all to be equally divided amongst them, their Heirs and Assigns forever. 6th. I give and bequeath equally to my two sons, Wesley and Fletcher, after their Mother's death, my houses and plantation whereon I now live, my lower field called the Braxton field, all the wood land lying on the north east side of Cat Tail Swamp and my two negroes named Abraham and Beck, their Heirs and Assigns forever. 7th. The residue of my estate not named above, given away or disposed of, I give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Peggy and all my children (to be equally divided amongst them, their Heirs and Assigns forever. 8th. I hereby appoint and ordain my two brothers Watkins Ormond and James and my two oldest sons, William and John, Executors to this my last will and testament. Acknowledged and signed, sealed and delivered this 9th day of August 1820 in the presence of SIGNED Thomas Ormond Thomas Dail Elizabeth Edwards Holsted Olds I, William Williams, Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of Greene do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy from the Original Will of Thomas Ormond, dec., as filed in my office In Witness of which I hereunto set my hand and seal this 15th day of September, A. D. 1833 William Williams, Clerk PARTIAL DEED - no date - Greene County - Lot #7 in the division of THOMAS ORMOND dec is set apart to MOLLY ORMOND - polecat Swamp, lot #6, CHARLES EDWARDS line, ARTHUR COWARDS, patent line, Pole Cat Swamp, the courses of Land belonging to Wesley Ormond upon Powl Cat Swamp this October 28, 1835; to receive from #4, Thomas Ormond $15.06 and #5 Peggy Ormond $1.76 - 40 acres - March 26, 1825. These two pieces go together PARTIAL DEED - GREENE COUNTY - A Statement of what each has to pay one from the other No 1 - WILLIAM ORMOND - valued at $150 to receive from No 6 MARY ORMOND 7.50 No 2 FLETCHER ORMOND - 40 acres $ 90 To receive from #5 PEGGY ORMOND 41.58 To receive from #6 MARY ORMOND 25.56 N0 3 - JOHN EDWARDS - 62 acres $155 #6 to pay #3 2.14 No 4 - THOMAS ORMOND - 62 acres $173 #4 to pay #7 WESLEY ORMOND 15.86 No 5 - PEGGY ORMOND - 50 acres $200 #5 to pay #7 28 #5 to pay #2 41.58 No 6 - MARY ORMOND - 32 acres $192 #6 to pay # 2 25.56 #6 to pay #3 2.14 #6 to pay #1 7.14 No 7 - WESLEY ORMOND (can't read acres) $140 #4 to pay #7 1 #5 to pay #7 1.28. _ _ MARGARET (PEGGY) GRIMSLEY was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina, on 20 January 1771 (Ibid.). Margaret died on 13 November 1844 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 73 (Ibid.). The Thomas Ormond Prayer Book gives Peggy's mother as Nanney not Ida. The Elias Franklin Albritton Bibles gives her name as Ann. I am inclined to think Ida is incorrect. The 10 known children of Thomas 3 Ormond and Margaret (Peggy) Grimsley all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). It is not clear which John has the death date in the Thomas Ormond Prayer Book. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 29 - Book 1 p 317 - 10 July 1841 - Edward Carmon, trustees to Sarah, wife of Dempsey Potter $170.25. 62 acres being lot 3 in the division of the land of Jno. Ormond adj Pole Cat Swamp, the County road, Wm. Forrest, Chas. Edwards and sold by virtue of a default by Wm Summerell on a note of hand given to Jno J Edwards SIGNED Edward Carmn, Trustee WIT Windsor Dixon, Chas. Edward Aug Term 1841 Jas William Clk Re registered 14 June 1876 Jno D. Grimsley, Probate Judge WHO WAS SARAH? Was she John's widow remarried?
August 1891 at age 88. The Thomas Ormond BIBLE gives the death date as August 1821 as found in Bill Murphey's Bible Records (Ibid.). (an unknown value).
(Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .). Thomas died circa August 1868 in Sumter County, Alabama (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Jr. Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868, Sumter County Courthouse, Alabama.). Never married. He reared his brother, Fletcher's, children in Sumter County, Alabama. The below information was provided by Barbara Poythress Neal Will of Thomas Ormond (who never married and was also known as Uncle Tom Ormond) Sumter County, Alabama Will Book 2, pp.378-380 Sumter County Courthouse, Livingston, Alabama [NOTE: The punctuation, capitalization, paragraph structure, sentence structure, and spelling in this transcription are those of the original. The underlining which was done in the original, per the notation at the bottom of the will, is indicated in this transcription by typing the words which had been underlined in uppercase letters. Transcribed by Barbara Poythress Neal, greatgranddaughter of within- named Cornelia Ormond. BarbPoythressNeal@CompuServe.com] - - - Thomas Ormond's Last will and Testament Probated Oct. 13th 1868 Recorded Oct. 14th 1868 State of Alabama Sumter County. Anno Domini One thousand Eight hundred and Sixty Eight. Know all men by these presents that I, Thomas Ormond, of sound mind, do declare this to be my last will and Testament, revoking all others ever before made by me - viz, It is my will and desire that my Nephew, Lemuel T. Ormond be placed in full possession of all my personal and real Estate as Executor of the same - without giving any Bond or security for management of the same - and further that no report be made to the Orphans Court - The said Lemuel T. Ormond to manage said Estate just as if he owned the same - Said Estate to be kept together and managed by said Lemuel T. Ormond to the best of his Judgement until Cornelia Ormond shall have arrived at the age of twenty years, or until said Cornelia Ormond shall marry - Said Lemuel T. Ormond is to have the plantation cultivated ANUALLY [sic] - after paying all necessary expenses of said farm, he is to receive one FOURTH of the Net proceeds from said farm as a remuneration for his services - Balance (3/4) to be equally divided among the following nieces and Nephew - Julia F. Ormond, Elisabeth Dixon, William Ormond, Cornelia Ormond, after paying to Lovey A. Dixon the sum of one hundred dollars ANUALLY [sic] from the first of January 1869 - Should the said Lovey A. Dixon be living when my Estate shall be divided, she is to have an equal share with all the other four heirs of said Estate -- It is my will that Lemuel T. Ormond have full power to buy & sell anything necessary for the Benefit & management of said Estate and also to make titles to any real Estate that may be sold for a Division. My will further is that, William Ormond, Elisabeth Edwards, & Margaret Alberton [sic - Albritton] shall each receive one thousand dollars in gold from the amount now deposited with T. P. Miller & Co. at Mobile, Alabama - and also that the female Heirs of May [sic] Dixon, viz, Sarah Ann Hart, Emeline Susan Dixon, Frances Alberton [sic - Albritton], and Nancy Dixon receive one thousand dollars in gold from same fund, to be equally divided among said female heirs -- . After paying all my just and legal debts, the balance of my funds not above disposed of, shall be equally divided among all my legal heirs now in the state of North Carolina. The Notes which I now hold against Wesly Ormond who resides in the State of Mississippi, shall be returned to him without payment -- The Eighty acres of land known as the Hutchins Quarter, joining J. C. Brown on the East, William McDow and George A. Brown on the North, I give to my Nephew James J. Dixon and I hereby authorise [sic] my Executor Lemuel T. Ormond to make a deed of said land to said James J. Dixon -- It is my will and desire that my Nephew, Benjamin Franklin Ormond be paid, in Gold, Eight hundred dollars, as he may need it from Mobile funds above named. It is further my last will that when Cornelia Ormond shall reach the age of twenty years or marry, then Lemuel T. Ormond, my Executor shall sell all the personal and real Estate for an equitable Division among the above mentioned heirs, namely - Julia F. Ormond, Elisabeth Dixon, William Ormond, Cornelia Ormond, and Lovey Dixon, if she be living. In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and seal this the 28th day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and sixty Eight. Above interlining was done before signing Thos Ormond (seal request) By B.F. Henden Witness John E. Brown J. M. Godfrey - - - The State of Alabama Sumter County In the Probate Court of said County. Before me James A. Abrahams Judge of Probate for said County personally appeared in open Court, John E. Brown and James M. Godfrey who being duly sworn depose and say that Thomas Ormond the testator, executed the foregoing will the 28th day of August 1868, which [sic] of sound and disposing mind and memory in their presence, that they signed the same in the presence of, and at the request of the testator, and in the presence of each other. John E. Brown J. M. Godfrey Sworn to & subscribed before me In open Court October 13th 1868 J. A. Abrahams, Judge _ Sumter County, Alabama Orphans Book 26, pp.435-436 Sumter County Courthouse, Livingston, Alabama [7 Sep 1868] [NOTE: The punctuation, capitalization, paragraph structure, sentence structure, and spelling in this transcription are those of the original. Transcribed by Barbara Poythress Neal, greatgranddaughter of within-named Cornelia Ormond. BarbPoythressNeal@CompuServe.com] - - [Margin notation:] Min 12 "B" Page 304 Probate Court Special Term September 7th 1868. Estate of Thomas Ormond deceased This day came Lemuel T. Ormond, the Executor therein named, and offered for Probate and record a certain writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Thomas Ormond late of this County, deceased, whereupon the Court set the 5th day of October 1868 to hear said application & the proof that may be submitted in support of the same, and It is ordered by the Court, that notice of the filing of said application and the day set for hearing the same, be given to all parties interested, by three successive weekly publications in the "Livingston Journal" a newspaper published in this County. It is ordered by the Court that R. Chapman Jr. be and he is hereby appointed guardian ad liteus of James J. Dixon, Benjamin F. Ormond, Julia F. Ormond, Cornelia Ormond, William Ormond & Elizabeth Dixon minors heirs of said deceased, to represent and protect their interest in this proceeding and that he have notice of such appointment. It is ordered by the Court that subpoenas issue J. E. Brown & J. M. Godfrey, subscribing witnesses to said will, to be and appear in this Court on the 5th day of October 1868 to give evidence in behalf of said application. [Margin notation:] Application to Probate Will State of Alabama, Sumter County The petition of Lemuel T. Ormond respectfully represents unto your Honor, that the late Thomas Ormond, who was an inhabitant of this County at the time of his death, departed this life on the 31st day of August 1868, at his residence in said County of Sumter, leaving a last Will and testament, duly signed and published by him, and attested by John E. Brown & J. M. Godfrey, who reside in this County, in which your petitioner is named executor thereof, which said will is herewith produced to your Honor, & propounded for probate and record in this Court. Your petitioner further states that said decedent died leaving no widow; the next of Kin of said decedent are his brothers and sisters and their children -- "to wit" Wesly Ormond, who is over the age of twenty one years, and resides in Scott County, Mississipi; William Ormond, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, the widow of J. J. Edwards, & Margaret Alberton [sic - Albritton] wife of James Alberton [sic - Albritton], who are over the age of twenty one years all of whom reside in North Carolina, William in the County of Lenoir, & Margaret and Elizabeth reside in Greene; the children of Mary Dixon deceased, who was the wife of Washington Dixon deceased - "to wit" William T. Dixon, Sarah Ann Hart, wife of Thomas Hart, Eveline Susan Dixon, Francis Alberton [sic - Albritton], wife of Erastus Alberton [sic - Albritton], and Nancy Dixon, John [U?] Dixon Jr. all of whom are over the age of twenty one years, and reside in Greene County North Carolina, and James J. Dixon, who is twenty years of age and resides in Sumter County, Ala; the children of Fletcher Ormond deceased, "to wit," Lemuel T. Ormond, & John F. Ormond, both of whom are over the age of twenty one years, Benj. F. Ormond aged twenty years, Julia F. Ormond, aged fifteen, and Cornelia Ormond aged nine years, all of whom reside in Sumter County Ala, and William Ormond Jr, who resides in Greene County North Carolina, & aged twelve years; and Elizabeth Dixon, whose name is mentioned in said last will and Testament, who is about eighteen years, & resides in Sumter County Ala. In consideration of all which, your petitioner prays that a day may be set for the hearing of the matter of this petition; that subpoenas may issued [sic] to bring in said subscribing witnesses to testify on such appointed day, that due notice of this application may be given to the said next of Kin of said deceased; and that such other orders, proceedings, and decrees, may be had and made in the premises, as may be requisite and proper, to effect the due probate and record of said will according to Law. As in duty bound your petitioner will ever pray, Lemuel T. Ormond Sworn to and subscribed before me this September 7th 1868f W. K. Ustick ?? _ _
(Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). He married Harriett (Ormond) on 26 September 1839 (Lemuel Thomas Ormond , William R. Ormond,, Florida.). Wesley died in Scott County, Mississippi. (an unknown value).
10 . JAMES 3 ORMOND ( William2 , William1 ) was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina, on 15 July 1778 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of William Ormond.). He married Mary Hart, daughter of Robert Hart and Hannah Holliday, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 9 September 1802 (James Ormond Copy Book.). He married Elisabeth Edwards in Greene County, North Carolina, on 4 May 1824 (Ibid.). James died on 3 March 1829 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 50 (Ibid.). GREENE COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS - 1839 - 1845 - by William L. Murphy P 7 - James Ormond - 1 Jan 1840 - Division of negroes by H. Miller and Jesse Hart Lot # 1 - drawn by Hardy Ormond - containing Peter, Nelly and Silpha Lot #2 - drawn by Lucy Ormond containing Ann & Edmund JAMES ORMOND'S MANUSCRIPT This is a typed copy of the Manuscript kept by James Ormond. The original was in the possession of Mrs. Florence Dail Richardson of Raleigh, a copy in the NC State archives and this copy was prepared from the original in 1955 by Frederick Lee Edwards. The Manuscript is sixteen typed pages and is mostly religious in nature. It starts 23 February 1806 and ends 14 of May 1828 although there are several entries by his son, Hardy, in the 1860's. Only the genealogical information has been abstracted for the Greene County GenWeb Archives site. James Ormond was the son of William and Ann Watkins Ormond and married 1st Mary Hart and 2nd Elizabeth Edwards. Saturday June 13th 1818 This day I feel bowed down, I seem to be uncommonly Exercise I mind my Little Son James is very Sick, have been for some weeks in a Suffering way today he Look more like dieing than living what can I do, but to look & pray to God for grace & fortitude at all times & in all things, Lord bless me & all my Children & all my family. Monday Evening August 10th 1818 Than I ever forget this day. O how do I feel my little Son James that has been Months in a Sick Suffering way died yesterday about 2 o'clock in the morning today about 9 o'clock I took my last look at the corpse of my Little Son, I find it a painful thing to part with a Child Tuesday Evening October 27th 1818 Today the Camp Meeting at the R. B. broke up. I have taken much trouble to fix a tent for my family to be at the Camp meeting & hope it was not in vain. …..My two Oldest Daughters, Betsy and Sarah last Night at the meeting appeared to git happy and got religion than be to God for it…. Today Betsy & Sarah have join the Church Friday February 18th 1820 I have been for days directed have been a good deal troubled with worldly Sorrow my Daughter Betsy was marryed on the third day of this Month, I have been fixing for her, the day before yesterday which was the 16th of the month she moved have gone about thirty miles from me, my two Boys went with them to carry Carts they return Last night. NOTE: Betsy Ormond married William McCoy Saturday Evening August 21st 1822 I feel Solemn this evening, it have been distressing times in my family. Next Monday will be four weeks my wife was taken down sick, have been confined to the room & bed some times by appearance. I did not know whither She live or die. … I hear this morning that My daughter Sarah was Sick. I have been to see her today. She appear bad of with a high fever. Thursday July 31st 1823 The exercises of my mind have been diverse O how I have Suffered in mind since this day last year my wife was afflicted almost a year. She was taken Sick the fifth day of August last & died on the 23rd of this month now I am left like a lonesome Dove morning her absent mate. NOTE: This refers to his wife Mary Hart Monday November 22nd 1824 I have been greatly afflicted in body for about three weeks…. This day last week I took my last look at my little Son Robert Gibbons that died on the 13th of this month many are the troubles of man in this life. The following entries were made by Hardy Ormond, son of James Ormond Hardy Ormond son of James Ormond & Mary his Wife was Born the 15th day of June in the year of our Lord 1819. Was Married to Jane E. Edwards April 30th 1846. We have been blessed with seven children three of which has died and we have consoled ourselves with the hope that we shall meet them again. H. O. November 14th 1861 We also have another Son Born after this date being five yet living. He is a promising sensible child. I hope he will be good and wise. The below entry is the last one and was written by someone other than H.O as the ink and the handwriting appearing to be different. FLE William E. Ormond the Son of Hardy Ormond was born in 1865. MARY HART was born on 28 April 1787 (Ibid.). Mary died on 23 July 1823 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 36 (Ibid.). The eight known children of James 3 Ormond and Mary Hart all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
County, Vol 1" by William Murphy.). GREENE COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS - 1839 - 1845 - by William L. Murphy P 13 - Lucy Ormond - 9 May 1840 - account with guardian Merrit Ormond - money paid to various people including Hardy Ormond Note given in the division of the negroes with the (sic) Hardy had to pay over. There were no known children of James 3 Ormond and Elisabeth Edwards. 11 . WATKINS 3 ORMOND ( William2 , William1 ) was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina, on 2 May 1780 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of William Ormond.). He married Betsy Taylor, daughter of William Taylor and Nannie (Taylor), on 28 December 1805 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Watkins died on 11 September 1829 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 49 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829, In possession of Pattie McCay Dunn, trancribed by Brenda Davis Stocks and Janice Tripp Gurganus for the Greene County GenWeb Archives website.). WILL OF WATKINS ORMOND Last Will and Testament of Watkins Ormond,1827 Last Will and Testament of Watkins Ormond Dec'd Generously shared by Pattie McCay Dunn, from her private family papers Transcribed by Brenda Davis Stocks and Janice Tripp Gurganus To the best of our ability, we have transcribed this will exactly as written, including spelling, capitalization, and punctuation (or lack of). From the Greene County GenWeb Archives website. In the name of God Amen I Watkins Ormond of Greene County in the State of North Carolina Farmer being of Sound mind & memory but calling to mind the uncertainty of this Life and knowing it is appointed for man to die, Do therefore make and ordain this to be my last Will and Testament- First I humbly recommend my immortal Soul into the Hands of my Heavenly Father my mortal Body to be buried in a plain Christian like manner, and all my Worldly Estate I dispose off as follows, I lend unto my beloved Wife Betsey Ormond half my Land and Plantation belonging to the Tract I live on including my Houses and Orchard so long as she lives a Widow, and after her marriage, or if she do not marry after her death, I give and devise it with all the other land Which I hold to my four Sons Samuel W. Ormond, Joshua Ormond, Thomas C. Ormond, and Adam C. Ormond to be Equally divided among them to them and their heirs forever- I lend unto my beloved Wife Betsey Ormond all my House and Kitchen furniture, three axes, four plows and gear, four hoes, one Still and Worm, all my Cider barrels, one riding chair and gear two horses or mares her choice, my oxen and Cart four Cows and Calves, and What Sheep I have (only I desire that as my Children grow up and leave her for her to fix each one with bed and furniture) so long as she lives a Widow, and after her marriage, or if she do not marry after her death I give it all to my eight Children equal among them and their heirs forever- I give unto my beloved Wife Betsey Ormond one half of my Corn, Peas, fodder, hoggs Bacon and Pork, all my flax, Potatoes, Wheet, Sweetening, Coffee, Salt, Wool, Shoe leather, Poultry, and one thousand pounds of Cotton in the Seed if I have as much by me at my death, also all my brandy for the support of her & my Children.- I give unto my Daughter Susanna Ormond two hundred and fifty dollars out of debts due me and one negro Boy named Ned one Side Saddle one linnen Wheel, one Woolen Wheel and one Chest, to her and her heirs forever.- I give unto my Daughter Peninah Ormond two hundred and fifty seven dollars out of debts due me,one negro Boy named Jack, one Side Saddle, one Woolen Wheel, and one Chest to her and her heirs forever.- I give unto my Daughter Betsey A. Ormond two hundred and seventy five dollars out of debts due me, and one Negro Boy named Joe, and one Chest to her and her heirs forever.- I give unto my Daughter Martha Ormond three hundred dollars out of debts due me, and one negro Boy named Wiley to her and her heirs forever.- I give unto my beloved Wife Betsey Ormond and my eight Children, Susanna, Peninah, Betsey, Samuel, Joshua, Thomas, Martha, and Adam all the negroes belonging to me at my death except those given before, to be equally divided when my Wife Wishes it done or when my oldest Child become of age, or one of my Children marry, to them their heirs and assigns forever.- I give all my Books to my Wife and eight Children to them and their heirs forever. I give my wearing apparrel, Silver Watch and blackSmith tools to my four Sons to them and their heirs forever- I desire that all the rest and residue of my Estate of all kinds that is not given before, to be Sold at a credit of Six months then after paying my Just debts, the money arising from Such Sale with the money already due me which is not given heretofore to be equally divided between my Wife and my eight Children- Lastly I nominate and appoint my Brother James Ormond my nephew James Harper, and my friend Charles Edwards, Executors to this my Last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal this first day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty seven- Written Signed & Sealed by my own hand and declared by me the Testator to be my last Will and Testament- Watkins Ormond (Seal) November Term 1829-- State of North Carolina Greene County- Then was the within last Will and Testament of Watkins Ormond decd offered for probate by Charles Edwards one of the Executors therein named and proved by the oaths of Samuel H. Hart, William Williams, and John J. Edwards who swore they were well acquainted with the hand writing of the Said Watkins Ormond and that they believed the Same and every part thereof was in the proper hand writing of the Said Watkins Ormond and also by the oath of James Harper who deposed that the Said Will was found among the Valuable papers of the Said Watkins Ormond after his deceased Whereupon it is ordered by the Court that the Said Will be admitted to probate and that Charles Edwards and James Harper the Executors therein named be admitted to Qualify as Executors thereto, and it is further ordered by the Court that the Executors have leave to Sell on a Credit of Six months all the Estate not specifically devised in Said Will pursuant to the directions therein. Attest. . Wm. Williams Clk State of North Carolina I James Williams Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County of Greene and State aforesaid Do Hereby Certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the Last Will and Testament & the Certificate thereto annexed of Watkins Ormond Decd, as full and entire as it remains of Record and from the original which is on file in said office- In Witness of Which Thereunto Set my hand and Seal This 6th day of April 1850- Attest.. Jas. Williams Clk-- GREENE COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS - 1839 - 1845 - by William L. Murphy P 11 - Accts of the following paid by guardian John J. Edwards on 15 Feb 1840. Money paid to various people including for taxes Thomas, Adam C., Joshua, John J., and Martha Ormond P 16 - John J. Ormond, Joshua, Martha Ormond - Feb Term 1841 - Account with guardian John J. Edward - money paid to various people. Mentions hire of negro Wiley P 17 - Watkins Ormond - 18 Dec 1840 - Division of Negroes by H. Miller, Thomas Hooker, Willis Dixon. Joshua Ormond to get Reuben, Chany and Martha. Mentions five hires but does not name them. Joshua Ormond received Lot 2 - 274 ½ acres adj John J. Edwads, cat Tail Swamp, the Watering Hole P 27 - Thomas C., Martha, John J., Adam Ormond - with guardian John J. Edward - paid various people P 37 - Watkins Ormond - 13 Jan 1843 - Division of undivided land so Thomas C. Ormond can draw out his part Lot 3 - Thomas C. Ormond - 278 ½ acres adjoining lot 2 near the watering hole on the run of Cat Tail Swamp, John J. Edwards, mouth of Tarkiln Branch, Arthur Coward Lot 4 - Adam C. Ormond - 290 ½ acres adjoining the mouth of Tarkiln branch, John J. Edwards, Arthur Coward, Pole Cat Swamp, James Harper, Redding Harper. Signed by H. Miller, Char. Edwards, James Harper, Redding Harper, Isham Dixon Wadkins Ormond - 19 Dec 1842 - Division of negroes amongst heirs Thomas C. Ormond, Martha wife of Hymrick Hooker, Adam C. Ormond and John J. Ormond in order that Thomas C and Martha have their part Lot 4 - Thomas C. Ormond - negroes Charles, Smitha, randa Lot 3 - Martha wife of Heymrick Hooker negroes Peter, Phillis, Esther, Nance Signed James Harper, Chars Edwards, Isham Dixon, H. Miller, Redding Harper P 43 - ____ Ormond - Dec 1844 - Division of negroes by Char Edwards, H Miller and R. Harper John J. Ormond - negroes Gatlin, Henry and Ceclia James Hall admr of Adam C. Ormond - negroes John, Patsy and her child Mary and rose P 45 - Adam C. Ormond, one of the heirs at law of Watkins Ormond dec 12 Feb 1844 Division of land by Charles Edwards, Edward Carmon, H. Miller, Isham Dixon Lot 1 Elizabeth S. wife of James D. Smith - 36 acres on the run of Cattail Swamp adj James Harper, Thomas C. Ormond Lot 2 - Susan J. Harper daughter of James Harper by Susan his wife - 36 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond, James Harper Lot 3 - Joshua Ormond - 36 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond, James Harper Lot # 4 - John J. Ormond - 37 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond, James Harper Lot #5 - Samuel Ormond - 37 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond, James Harper Pope (sic) IT IS UNCLEAR is this is Samuel Pope Ormond or Samuel Ormond Pope or adj Pope Lot #6 - Thomas C. Ormond - 37 acres adj Pope, Arthur Coward Lot #7 - Martha, wife of Hymrick Hooker - 36 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond Arthur Coward Lot #8 - Penina wife of James Hall - 35 acres adj Thomas C. Ormond, Arthut Coward, John J. Edwards David McKinne surveyor d . BETSY TAYLOR. Betsy died after 1850. Is this the same William Taylor I who married the Edwards? The 10 known children of Watkins 3 Ormond and Betsy Taylor were as follows:
North Carolina, at age 13 (Ibid.).
Ormond Family Bible.). She married James D. Smith before 1844 (William L. Murphy., Greene County, NC Estate Records - 1839 - 1845 (Private).). This may be the Elizabeth Smith in the town of Hookerton on the 1850 Census. Age 35. Susan M. age 10, James S. age 5.
Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Samuel died after 1850.
Ormond Family Bible.). She married Hymrick Hooker (William L. Murphy, Greene County, NC Estate Records - 1839 - 1845 .). Martha died on 24 June 1844 at age 19 (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Do not see them on the 1850 Greene Census.
Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Adam died on 28 August 1843 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 16 (Ibid.).
12 . BETSY 3 ORMOND ( William2 , William1 ) was born in Dobbs County, North Carolina, on 9 December 1782 (James Ormond Copy Book.). She married William Moseley, son of Thomas Moseley and Elizabeth Shipp, in April 1803 (Ibid.). Betsy died on 1 November 1807 at age 24 (Ibid.). WILLIAM MOSELEY married Louisa Gatlin, daughter of Edward Gatlin and Elizabeth Johnson, after 1808. William died before 1830 in Lenoir County, North Carolina. The only known child of Betsy 3 Ormond and William Moseley was:
Generation Four 14 . ANN 4 HARPER ( Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 April 1793 (John Pope Family Bible, Collins Sterotype Edition of the New Testament. (B & J Collins, New York 1816); Mrs. Betty Flake, typed copy on the Greene County, NC Archives site.). She married John Pope, son of John Pope and Mary (Pope), in Greene County, North Carolina, on 26 January 1814 (Ibid.). She married David Scarborough after 1830. Ann died on 12 May 1870 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 77 (Ibid.). The 1830 Greene Census shows David Scarborough without a wife. WILLIAM BLOUNT RODMAN PAPERS JOSHUA SPEIGHT and wife vs A. SCARBOROUGH AND OTHERS JOHN HARPER died in year --- having a will - in the 5th clause he bequeathed to daughter ANN POPE the Negros Mary and Taney -- - the latter is dead and Mary has several children. The bequest was to ANN POPE for her life then to her children. After death of HARPER, ANN md DAVID SCARBOROUGH by whom she had one child, IRA ?? SCARBOROUGH. MRS. SCARBOROUGH is still in possession of the slaves. The injunction granted in this case is a special one - ANN attempted to sell in Sept 1851 - an absolute estate in slaves, Mary, West and Ellen (latter 2 children of Mary) to EDWIN G. SPEIGHT who was fixing to move out of state. PLF told SPEIGHT about the will and ANN denied trying to sell them; SPEIGHT decided to buy and risk the title. ANN says her children not entitled to slaves. OWEN W. JONES married one of ANN'S daughters - JONES also wanted slaves sold and wanted his share of money. JOHN POPE was born on 16 January 1779 (Ibid.). He married Nancy How Speight, daughter of Rev. Seth Speight and Elizabeth Vines, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 9 May 1811 (Ibid.). John died on 21 August 1827 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 48. Tarboro Free Press - John Pope aged 50 - d Greene Co 22 Sept 1827 (Ibid.). TARBORO FREE PRESS John Pope aged 50 - d Greene Co 22 Sept 1827 John appears to be on the 1830 Greene County Census although he was deceased. His widow was not on the census and the children listed are consistent with those living children at the time. The nine known children of Ann 4 Harper and John Pope all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
(Ibid.).
The only known child of Ann 4 Harper and David Scarborough was:
Advocate, abstracted in the NCGJ, February 87 by Katherine K. Walls , Kinston, NC.). 15 . ORMOND 4 HARPER ( Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, circa 1797. He married Elizabeth Gibbons, daughter of John Wesley Gibbons Sr. and Mary Vines Speight (NC Supreme Court - Vines - Speight.). Ormond died. I wanted to send you the 1850 Chickasaw Co., Ms., Census info, and tell you that I don't think my Martha was the daughter of Orman and Elizabeth Harper. Could she have been Elizabeth and Marinda's sister? I think Elizabeth wouldn't have been a grandmother at 32! Here's the census information: Orman Harper, Age 53, born NC; Elizabeth 42; James O. 18; Thomas 16; Susan Kilpatrick 10 born Ga. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 31 - Book 2, p 368 - 10 August 1842 - Ormond Harper of Lowns, Co Miss to Joshua Frizzle - $300 - 146 acres on Sandy Run adj Hillery Taylor being all the land belonging to Wm Sillivant know as the Wm Reddick Land purchased by sd Harper at Sheriff's sal 30 May 1834 Signed Ormond Harper by John Harper, atty WIT A. D Darden, H. H. Harper (er) May Term 1842 Jas Williams Clk 1 Dec 1879. ELIZABETH GIBBONS was born in Greene County, North Carolina, in 1808 (Ibid.). Elizabeth died. The two known children of Ormond 4 Harper and Elizabeth Gibbons were as follows:
17 . JAMES 4 HARPER ( Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 18 March 1800 (Harper-Dixon Family Bible, (B & J Collins, Boston, Ma.); Present location not know, but a copy in "Bible Records of Dobbs County, Vol 1" by William Murphy.). He married Susannah Ormond, daughter of Watkins Ormond and Betsy Taylor, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 January 1833 (Ibid.). He married Elizabeth F. Edwards, daughter of West Edwards and Elizabeth Fitzhugh Jones, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 June 1834 (Ibid.). James died on 21 August 1844 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 44 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 67 - Book 18, p 74 - 8 Jan 1855 - Partition between Susan Harper alias Susan Dixon, wife of Wm. T. Dixon and Jno E. F. Harper's children, heirs at law and tenants in common of the lands of Jas Harper Lot 1 - 100 acres valued at $1,600 to Jno E. F. Harper adj the run of Cat Tail Swamp Lot #2 201 acres valued at $1,600 to Susan the wife of W. T. Dixon adj Cat Tail Swamp SIGNED E. R. Coward, Jas Churchill, Jno M. Patrick, Cullen Edwards Re registered - Dec 1885 Jno C Dixon, Reg #140 - 22 Feb 1843 - Jas Harper to Windsor Dixon - $140 - 97 acres the life estate of Hannah the wife of Benj. Grimsley by virtue of an execution by the Sheriff adj lot 1 in the division of land between Nancy Williams (alias Lassiter) and Hannah Grimsley (formerly Lassiter), Timber Branch WIT P. E. Hines, Clary Dixon 4 Jan 1841 #142 - 18 Nov. 1843 - Jas Harper to Lemuel Brown of Pitt - $192 - 64 acres on the WS of the road leading from Hookerton to Macon Moye's adj sd Harper, Jno Grimsley, Wilie Jones, the heirs of Titus Carr being part of the lands of Gardner Jones purchased of Reuben Rawls beginning at a stake in the old road near Carney Wetherington's cooper shop, the road in from Jno Grimsleys house, with the road towards Hookerton, to near the fork where the Scuffleton road leaves the Hookerton road WIT Allen Cox, Carney Wetherington May Term 1847 _ _ James was called Col. James in the Raleigh Register and was a member of the State Legislature. SUSANNAH ORMOND was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 August 1808 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). Susannah died on 21 December 1833 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 25 (Ibid.) (Raleigh Register, abstracted by Lois Smathers Neal.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. The only known child of James 4 Harper and Susannah Ormond was:
ELIZABETH F. EDWARDS was born in Greene County, North Carolina. Elizabeth died on 4 October 1835 in Greene County, North Carolina (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.) (Raleigh Register, abstracted by Lois Smathers Neal.). The only known child of James 4 Harper and Elizabeth F. Edwards was:
19 . WILLIAM 4 ORMOND ( Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 18 October 1799 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). He married Mary (Ormond) in Greene County, North Carolina, on 6 January 1820 (William L. Murphy, Greene County, NC Estate Records - 1839 - 1845 .). He married Cordelia (Dilly) Coward, daughter of Cullen Coward and Sidney Phillips, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 August 1829 (Estate of Cullen Coward, Estate Records as found in "Estate Records of Greene County" by William L. Murphy.). He married Esther Dixon, daughter of Benajah Dixon and Mary (Polly) Hill, on 16 December 1841 (William L. Murphy., Genealogical Abstracts of Greene County, NC Deeds - 1776 - 1860 (Private).). He married Margaret Roxbury on 6 June 1856. William died on 9 May 1872 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 72 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). MARY (ORMOND). Mary died on 1 August 1828 in Greene County, North Carolina (William L. Murphy, Greene County, NC Estate Records - 1839 - 1845 .). GREENE COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS - 1839 - 1845 - by William L. Murphy P 14 - Westly, Lovey and John Ormond - children of Wm Ormond, Nov Term 1840 - Account with guardian Holsted Olds, Mentions hire of negro Abby The name of her son Alexander Westly indicates she could have been an Edwards. NOTE: The estate records do not give her name but the entries are consistent with the information from Frederick Lee Edwards that she was the mother of the indicated children. The four known children of William 4 Ormond and Mary (Ormond) all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
CORDELIA (DILLY) COWARD was born in Greene County, North Carolina, circa 1810 (Estate of Cullen Coward.). Cordelia died on 22 October 1839 in Greene County, North Carolina. In Cullen Coward's estate records, Dilly Ormond was mentioned as an heir. Dilly was deceased at the time and she was named as the deceased wife of William Ormond. William Omond was the guardian to several of Dilly's nieces and nephews. GREENE COUNTY, NC ESTATE RECORDS - 1839 - 1845 - by William L. Murphy P 57 - Sidney Ann, Susan E. & Wim. T. Ormond - May Term 1845 - Account with guardian William Ormond. The six known children of William 4 Ormond and Cordelia (Dilly) Coward all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
43.
Not listed in the Coward papers as he was deceased. Information on his birth came from the Frederick Lee Edwards Papers with no documentation.
Not listed in the Coward papers as she was deceased. Information on her birth came from the Frederick Lee Edwards Papers with no documentation.
Not listed in the Coward papers as he was deceased. Information on his birth came from the Frederick Lee Edwards Papers with no documentation. ESTHER DIXON was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 4 July 1809 (Benajah Dixon Family Bible, Not known, copy on the Greene County Archives.). Esther died on 19 November 1854 at age 45 (Ibid.). GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 83 - Book 16 p 436 - 16 April 1858 - Rich. N. Forbes, C. M. E. to Henry A. Dixon, upon the petition of the heirs at law of Esther Ormond. $295 by Robt Dixon at the court house door who duly transferred his sd. Bid and purchase to Henry A. Dixon. 42 acres the portion of the lands allotted to the heirs at law of Esther Ormond, wife of Wm. Ormond one of the daughters and heirs at law of Benagha Dixon Signed Rich N. Forbes, CME WIT Edward Patrick, B. W. Murphrey Re-registered Dec 1885 Jno C. Dixon, Regr. The four known children of William 4 Ormond and Esther Dixon all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
MARGARET ROXBURY. Margaret died on 14 October 1866. The only known child of William 4 Ormond and Margaret Roxbury was:
22 . BETSY 4 ORMOND ( Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 16 December 1804 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). She married John Jones Edwards, son of West Edwards and Elizabeth Fitzhugh Jones, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 18 April 1821 (Ibid.). Betsy died on 28 July 1881 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 76 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. JOHN JONES EDWARDS was born in Southampton County, Virginia, on 24 June 1796 (Ibid.). John died on 21 June 1858 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 61 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. His tombstone gives his father. The six known children of Betsy 4 Ormond and John Jones Edwards all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery.
GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 56 - Book 16, p 506 - 10 Sept. 1862 - Jno J. Edwards to his son Wm. F. Edwards, natural love & affection. 20 acres on Pole Cat Swamp adj Allen Cox, sd Wm. F. Edwards, a small branch which runs through his field SIGNED J. J. Edwards WIT Jno. E. F. Harper, Thos. C. Ormond Re registered 19 Dec 1885 - J. A. Edwards, JP, D. W. Patrick CSC.
23 . MARGARET (PEGGY) 4 ORMOND ( Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 10 November 1806 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). She married James Albritton, son of James Albritton and Sarah Pope, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 11 December 1827 (Ibid.). Margaret died on 13 October 1878 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 71 (Ibid.) (James Albritton Bible Family Bible, Last known to be in the possession of Mrs. F. W. Carroll and it is not clear if her sister, Elizabeth Landouer obtained the Bible. Copy in "Bible Records of Dobbs Co, Vol 1" by William Murphy.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Albritton Cemetery. JAMES ALBRITTON was born in Pitt or Greene County, North Carolina, on 5 June 1804 (Ibid.). He married Sarah Rouse, daughter of Henry Rouse and Penelope (Rouse), on 4 January 1825 (Ibid.). James died on 4 February 1882 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 77 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Albritton Cemetery. This family was active in the Hookerton Christian Church. In the old church records located at Barton College are the following laymen in the 1800's - William Ormond, James T. Albritton, Elias Albritton, Thomas Taylor. Attending members in 1864 were James Albritton Elias and Erastus, Thomas, Peggy, Emilyn and Patty Albritton, One of the memorial windows in is memory of John Erastus Albritton. Adelaide grew up in the Disciples of Christ Church and remained with that denomination after her marriage to Levi Mewborn, who attended St. Marys Epsicopal Church. The seven known children of Margaret (Peggy) 4 Ormond and James Albritton were as follows:
Mary W. Edwards, daughter of Cullen Edwards and Holland (Edwards). Alpheus died. There is an entry in the Thomas Ormond Prayer book for Alpheus Andrews Albritton born 18 October 1859 ? - rest not readable. I am not sure if this is the same person and the date is wrong as I had to guess at it. There is no doubt his middle initial was A. I am in the possession of a walking cane he handmade and gave to his brother-in-law, Levi Alexander Mewborn. Marriage proven by a Supreme Court Case of the heirs of Cullen Edwards. Found on the Greene County GenWeb archives.
Died during the Civil War according to Frederick Lee Edwards.
25 . MARY 4 ORMOND ( Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 August 1809 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Washington Dixon Family Bible, (J. Collord, New York, 1829).). She married Washington Dixon in Greene County, North Carolina, 13 Janury 1828 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.). Mary died on 13 June 1860 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 50 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.). From the Frederick Lee Edwards Collection: 11 February 1833 - Know all men by these present that we WASHINGTON DIXON and MARY DIXON wife of the said WASHINGTON of the State of North Carolina and County of Greene of the one part for and in consideration of the sum of One hundred Dollars to us in hand paid by John J. Edwards of the county and State aforesaid ….. convey a certain tact or parcel of land situate in the County of Greene and on the Northeast side of Pole cat Swamp and bounded as follows (viz) beginning at a large water oak in pole cat swamp one of the corners of Lot No 5 running on of the lines of said Lot south 88 ¼ East croping the road at a small water oak in a small branch CHARLES EDWARD'S line, thence down the various courses of the same to a short pine thence North 88 ¼ west to a water oak in pole cat swamp thence up the carious courses of the same to the beginning containing thirty two acres….the said land was alotted to the said MARY in the division of the lands of JOHN ORMOND, dec being Lot No 6 in said division. WIT GREENE ?? D. WILLIAMS, SAML. D. POPE To Court February Term 1833 where it was ordered that Mary be examined. _ WASHINGTON DIXON was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 5 November 1806 (Ibid.). Washington died on 24 December 1856 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 50 (Ibid.). The nine known children of Mary 4 Ormond and Washington Dixon all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
(Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.). Susan died on 25 January 1886 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 49 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Rainbow Church Cemetery. The Thomas Ormond Jr will gives her name as Emaline Susan, but the Washington Dixon Bible as Susan Caroline. Her tombstone gives here name as Susan Evaline.
(Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .).
He resided in Sumter County, Alabama. 28 . FLETCHER 4 ORMOND ( Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 20 December 1815. The Lemuel Thomas Ormond Bible gives his birthdate as 1816 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 9 August 1820, recorded 15 September 1833 .) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). He married Frances Sugg in Greene County, North Carolina, on 28 December 1836 (Lemuel Thomas Ormond .). Fletcher died on 7 September 1861 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 45 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Lemuel Thomas Ormond .). They had 9 children. After the death of the parents, the children were sent to Sumter County, Alabama to live with their uncle, Thomas S. Ormond. The Edwards Bible gives his deathdate as about 1862. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 24 - Book 2 p 330 - 2 March 1838 - Fletcher Ormond to Thos. Letchworth $130. 40 acres on the No East side of Pole Cat Swamp adj Jno. Edwards, Jos Simmons, Wm Forrest, Enos Case, the land allotted sd Ormond in the division of the land of Jno Ormond SIGNED Fletcher Ormond WIT J. J. Edwards, Jesse Grimsley 30 Sept 1879. The signature of J. J. Edwards proved by M. F. Edwards D. W. Patrick, Probate Judge Reregistered 10 Oct 1879 Below information from William Ormond 1840 CENSUS, Greene Co. N.C., Entry for FLETCHER ORMOND. translates as follows: 1WM<5 = Lemuel Thomas 3. = 1WM20<30 Fletcher 24. 1WF<5 = Edith 1. 1WF20<30 = Francis (Sugg) 23. = 1WF40<50 unidentified. 1850 CENSUS, Greene Co. N.C., Family #47, 22 July, 1850. Film #M432-632,Pg 216. ORMOND, Fletcher 33m N.C. Tailor. Fanny 33f N.C. Thomas 13m N.C. John 7m N.C. Benj. F. 1m N.C. 1860 CENSUS, Greene Co. N.C., Family #447, 1 May, 1860. Film #M653-899, Pg 681 ORMOND, Fletcher 43m N.C. Plasterer. Est. $ 0, Pers. $400 Frances 42f N.C. John F. 16m N.C. Apprentice Plasterer. Benj. F. 11m N.C. Julia F. 8f N.C. William 3m N.C. Emily 7/12f N.C. _ FRANCES SUGG was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 May 1817 (Ibid.). Frances died on 24 July 1861 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 44 (Ibid.). The nine known children of Fletcher 4 Ormond and Frances Sugg all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
29 . BETSY 4 ORMOND ( James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 27 October 1803 (James Ormond Copy Book.). She married William C. McCoy, son of William McCoy and Cordilla Coward, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 2 February 1820 (Ibid.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). Betsy died on 1 October 1837 at age 33 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). Additional information from - Annie Crenshaw" <anniecrenshaw@mindspring.com> - she provided another couple of children, and the spouses and children where known. WILLIAM C. MCCOY was born on 17 December 1798 ( Tombstone.). He married Harriet W. Ernull on 18 August 1838. He died on 25 April 1851 in Craven County, North Carolina, at age 52 (Ibid.). He was buried in McCoy-/Webber-Turnage Cemetery,, Craven County, North Carolina. Had a Will dated 4 April 1851 in Craven Co, NC FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1): "Betsy Ormond was Married to William Mccoye February the 3rd 1820." HUSBAND NOTES: William C. McCOY Birth(2): Birthdate is given on cemetery stone (quoted by Darlene Whitfield), which matches census records of years: 1810 census - Wm as step-child in Joseph Jackson h/h 1830, 1840 census - William McCoy as head of h/h, b. 1790-1800 1850 census - "William C. McCoy, age 50" Census(3): 1830 Craven Co., NC - p. 113 -- WILLIAM McCOY 1 m (5-10) = James, 9 or Robert, 6 (one of whom must have died by this date) 1 m (15-20) = a cousin? a brother of Betsy's? 1 m (30-40) = William McCoy, 31 2 f (-5) = Cordelia, 3 and Mary, 1 1 f (5-10) = Nancy (Ann), 7 1 f (20-30) = wife Betsy Ormond, 27 Will(4): This is from Darlene Whitfield's papers, and doesn't state if this was date will was SIGNED or PROBATED. Index to NC Wills has "William C. McCoy" - 1851 Craven Co. Will Book D, page 178, original at state archives. Death (2): Death date given in cemetery records sent by Darlene Whitfield. WIFE NOTES: (1st wife) Betsy Ormond Birth(1): "Betsy Ormond, Daughter of the said James Ormond & Mary his Wife, was born on Thursday the 27th day of October about 6 of the Clock in the after-noon 1803." Death(1): "Betsy Mccoy Departed this life 1 day of October 1837 aged 34 years." SOURCES 1. William Murphy. Alexander Spivey bible/notebook, published in "Bible Records of Dobbs County, Vol. 1" by William Murphy. Raleigh, NC (1984). 2. Craven County, NC cemetery listing from Darlene Whitfield. 3. Craven County, NC - 1830 CENSUS. p. 113. 4. Will Book D - p. 178. 5. Craven County, NC - 1830 CENSUS. 6. Craven County, NC - 1840 census. p. 82. 7. Ibid. p. 82. 8. Ibid. p. 82. 9. Mattie Dominick Crenshaw family bible. 10. Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile - HEADSTONE. 11. Mobile Register - Newspaper OBITUARY. 12. Craven Co., NC - 1850 CENSUS. 13. Mattie Dominick - Family Stories. Prepared 4 Dec 2002 by: Annie Crenshaw 306 Government Street Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 (334) 567-5078. The seven known children of Betsy 4 Ormond and William C. McCoy were as follows:
CHILD NOTES: James McCOY Birth(5,1): Death(6): There is no male of James' age in 1840 census in Wm. McCoy h/h, so he has died, or gone from h/h (married or in school).
Birth(5,1): Death(7): There is a female of Nancy's age in 1840 census in Wm. McCoy's h/h, so she was alive until that date.
Birth(5,1): There are two females under age 5 in Wm. McCoy h/h in 1830 census: Cordelia, born 1827, and Mary, born 1829. Death(8): A female of Mary's age is in 1840 census in Wm. McCoy's h/h, so she was living until at least that date.
CHILD NOTES: Elizabeth "Bessie" McCOY Birth(12): "Bessie" is "Elizabeth, age 15" born NC, in 1850 Craven Co., NC census h/h of Wm. C. McCoy and second wife Harriet Ernull. Bessie was born about 1835, about 2 years before her mother Betsy Ormond's death. Lived(13). 30 . SARAH 4 ORMOND ( James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 16 August 1805 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). She married Alexander Spivey, son of Ephraim Spivey and Margaret Harper, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 31 July 1821 (James Ormond Copy Book.). Sarah died on 4 October 1841 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 36 (Ibid.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). ALEXANDER SPIVEY was born on 14 May 1795 (Ibid.). He married Milly D. Edwards on 24 March 1842 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). Alexander died on 21 October 1844 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 49 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). Many of the entries in the Alexander Spivey Notebook are repeats of other Bibles. The 10 known children of Sarah 4 Ormond and Alexander Spivey all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
dec by 1869 .).
Worthington.
Worthington.
Listed in his brother Caleb's household on the 1850 Census. He died during the Civil War. Information from Trish Worthington. 31 . REBECCA 4 ORMOND ( James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 5 December 1808 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Blaney Speight Family Bible, Present location not know, but a copy in "Bible Records of Dobbs County, Vol 1" by William Murphy.). She married Blaney Speight, son of Seth Speight and Susan (Speight), on 28 April 1831 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). Rebecca died on 12 June 1845 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 36 (James Ormond Copy Book.) (Blaney Speight Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Sylivant Cemetery. BLANEY SPEIGHT was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 8 August 1807 (Ibid.). He married Eliza Dail after 1846. Blaney died on 4 July 1891 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 83 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Sylivant Cemetery. Blaney md 2nd Eliza Dail and had issue. The six known children of Rebecca 4 Ormond and Blaney Speight all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
(Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Sylivant Cemetery.
33 . MERRITT 4 ORMOND ( James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 12 December 1813 (James Ormond Copy Book.). He married Mary Ann Hartsfield on 16 April 1834 (Ibid.) (Alexander Spivey notebook.). He married Eliza B. Hooker on 1 June 1852 (James Ormond Copy Book.). MARY ANN HARTSFIELD was born on 5 August 1818 (Ibid.). Mary died on 4 February 1852 at age 33 (Ibid.). The six known children of Merritt 4 Ormond and Mary Ann Hartsfield were as follows:
The four known children of Merritt 4 Ormond and Eliza B. Hooker were as follows:
35 . HARDY 4 ORMOND ( James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 15 June 1819 (Ibid.) (Hardy Ormand - Macon Dail Family Bible, Frederick Lee Edwards Collection, (Typed copy in Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, no notation of first page).). He married Jane Elizabeth Edwards, daughter of Isaac Edwards and Ann (Edwards), in Greene County, North Carolina, on 30 April 1846 (Ibid.). Hardy died on 19 December 1871 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 52 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dail - Ormond Cemetery. From - Bruce Ormond <bruceaormond@yahoo.com> I have found thru the National Archives the following data on Hardy Ormond of Greene Co., N.C., born June 15, 1819. He enrolled for local service July 14, 1863 in the Confederate Service at Kinston, N.C. He served in Capt. Croom's Company N. Carolina Local Defense, Kinston Guards. Kinston Provost Guard. This was a group from Greene and Lenoir Counties. He signed up for 3 years or the war. I have copies of the records if anyone is interested. Bruce Ormond. BruceAOrmond@yahoo.com. JANE ELIZABETH EDWARDS was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 7 October 1821 (Ibid.). Jane died on 5 November 1891 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 70. Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dail - Ormond Cemetery. The seven known children of Hardy 4 Ormond and Jane Elizabeth Edwards all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
81 (Ibid.). OBIT OF CORNELIA MARY ORMOND Copy of the original found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. In Memoriam Cornelia Mary ORMOND was born in Greene County, N.C. August 21, 1847; and died at the home of her niece, Mrs. H. L. WILKERSON, near Willow Springs, Wake County, November 8, 1928. At the age of 14 she joined Ormond's Chapel Methodist Church and was a consistent member until her death. For the past ten years her membership has been with Fuquay Springs Methodist Church. On May 17, 1866, she was married to J. H. C. TAYLOR. Though she had no children of her own she was a foster mother to two-orphaned children-Addie M. EDWARDS (Mrs. H. L. WILKERSON) and Willie T. ORMOND of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. TAYLOR was a faithful and loving wife and mother, devoted to the best interests of her family and community. She was always present at her church service when it was possible to be there. For the past two years sickness has kept her away. Her patience and cheerfulness during her long illness was noticed by all who visited her and it was a benediction to be with her. She was the founder of Union Chapel Sunday School, near Hookerton, and acted as superintendent for several years. She also served as president of the Hookerton Woman's Missionary Society. Since Mrs. TAYLOR has been a member of the Fuquay Springs Woman's Missionary Society she has been an example in faithfulness to her obligations as a member. Not being able to attend she would often write a letter of a beautifully worded prayer to be read at the meetings and we realized that she was with us in spirit. We shall miss these testimonies of her abiding love and of her faithfulness to the Great Commission of our Saviour to "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature." We extend to her loved ones our deep love and sympathy and commend them to Christ the Comforter. Mrs. P. T. FARABOW Mrs. J. W. PRINCE Mrs. N. P. HOPSON Committee.
Carolina, in Dail - Ormond Cemetery.
37 . SUSANNAH 4 ORMOND ( Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 25 August 1808 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). She married James Harper, son of John Harper and Ann Ormond, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 January 1833 (Ibid.). Susannah died on 21 December 1833 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 25 (Ibid.) (Raleigh Register, abstracted by Lois Smathers Neal.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. JAMES HARPER was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 18 March 1800 (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). He married Elizabeth F. Edwards, daughter of West Edwards and Elizabeth Fitzhugh Jones, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 June 1834 (Ibid.). James died on 21 August 1844 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 44 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 67 - Book 18, p 74 - 8 Jan 1855 - Partition between Susan Harper alias Susan Dixon, wife of Wm. T. Dixon and Jno E. F. Harper's children, heirs at law and tenants in common of the lands of Jas Harper Lot 1 - 100 acres valued at $1,600 to Jno E. F. Harper adj the run of Cat Tail Swamp Lot #2 201 acres valued at $1,600 to Susan the wife of W. T. Dixon adj Cat Tail Swamp SIGNED E. R. Coward, Jas Churchill, Jno M. Patrick, Cullen Edwards Re registered - Dec 1885 Jno C Dixon, Reg #140 - 22 Feb 1843 - Jas Harper to Windsor Dixon - $140 - 97 acres the life estate of Hannah the wife of Benj. Grimsley by virtue of an execution by the Sheriff adj lot 1 in the division of land between Nancy Williams (alias Lassiter) and Hannah Grimsley (formerly Lassiter), Timber Branch WIT P. E. Hines, Clary Dixon 4 Jan 1841 #142 - 18 Nov. 1843 - Jas Harper to Lemuel Brown of Pitt - $192 - 64 acres on the WS of the road leading from Hookerton to Macon Moye's adj sd Harper, Jno Grimsley, Wilie Jones, the heirs of Titus Carr being part of the lands of Gardner Jones purchased of Reuben Rawls beginning at a stake in the old road near Carney Wetherington's cooper shop, the road in from Jno Grimsleys house, with the road towards Hookerton, to near the fork where the Scuffleton road leaves the Hookerton road WIT Allen Cox, Carney Wetherington May Term 1847 _ _ James was called Col. James in the Raleigh Register and was a member of the State Legislature. The only known child of Susannah 4 Ormond and James Harper was:
39 . PENINAH 4 ORMOND ( Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 23 April 1812 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). She married James Hall before 1844 (William L. Murphy, Greene County, NC Estate Records - 1839 - 1845 .). I do not see them on the 1850 Census. The only known child of Peninah 4 Ormond and James Hall was:
Since all the papers were Ormond, I suspect this was addressed to Thomas C.Ormond son of Watkins Ormond and Betsy Edwards Ormond. In the letter J.W. Hall also speaks about Uncle John (Thomas Ormond's brother?) and sends his best to Aunt Margaret(Thomas Ormond's wife was named Margaret). He asked for prayers for himself and Sam. (his brother?) I checked the rosters for the 6th Alabama Reg. whch was from Henry Co., Ala. In Co. A there was a James W. Hall and a Samuel J. Hall. In Co. M there were four Hall brothers: John W. (died 1862 in Richmond), Samuel A. ( died 1862 at Sharpsburg), Lewis M. (died of Typhoid at Richmond in 1862) and Abram who survived the war. These four from Co. M were sons of William Hall and Caroline "Callie" Nelson "b. Georgia or NC". I don't know which J.W. the letter is from, but I would lean toward the two from Co. A....it seems like if he had 3 brothers, he would ask for prayers for all four of them, not just himself and Sam. Anyway, I don't know how to identify the letter for the post except to say it was written by J.W. Hall of Henry County, Ala. to his Uncle Thomas (probably Ormond) of Greene Co., NC. Any way, here is the letter. Let me know what you think I should do. The letter is in the possession of Pattie McKay Dunn of Rocky Mount. Manassas Junction, Va. July 7th, 1861 _ Dear Uncle Thomas, I have been thinking for several days I would write to you but for the want of an opportunity could not do it. Therefore I hope you will excuse me for not writing sooner. I have been expecting to get some letters for the last 8 or 10 days from North Carolina but have now got hopes I will in a few days as I have written some there that I am more than anxious to hear from.I wrote to Uncle John sometime since and to my Spicy, also at Carolina Seminary. I want you to ask him if you should get this if they reached their destination (Carolina Seminary). I make this request of you because the mails are so irregular and when you write to me please let me know. I wrote to him about them but received only one or two letters from him since I have been in the army, and I think I got both of them before I wrote my Spicy. I am growing very impatient. Am fearful that I shall not hear from her soon. The War is interfering with my arrangements in that particular very much. Uncle John I suppose will tell you who my Spicy is, but I will have to keep you in suspense for the present. We have been in service about two months, the time has passed away rapidly with me, but just to look ahead and think that I have ten months to spend in Wars yet seems to me like a long time. I have not enjoyed myself so well since I have been in service as I did when I was in the Old North State, and do not expect to see so much pleasure any more until I take another trip to see you all. Can not tell when that will be. If the War should close soon it will not be a great while. First if I should be spared and I hope I will live to see the present troubles which are abroad in our land come to an end, I intend to settle myself have my Spicy's name changed to Hall if I can and hope that the remainder of my days will be the happiest part of my life. I fear that I have tired you with so much foolishness so I will branch off on something else.I have no news at all but what you have heard before this. The Battles which were fought near Manassas on the 18th and 21st of July our Regiment was not in either of them. The last battle that was fought was said to be the longest that was fought in America. There are so many reports about the number killed and wounded on both sides, It is a hard matter to find out anything definite about it.Taking everything in consideration I like soldiering very well, although it is anything but a decent occupation. We are faring very well at this time. Some two weeks ago we had to take shelter in the forest _________________(can't read this line)________________ and crackers during the time. Sam and I are both well have been well all the time except for colds. We are now in Camps about 4 miles from Manassas. This section of country is very mountainous and I suppose from every appearance it must be healthy. We have as good water to drink as the Southern Confederacy can produce. I want you to let me know where Peel is and all about him when you write. Please answer this immediately as you have no idea how much pleasure it affords me to receive a letter from the Old North State. Our company numbers about one hundred at the present. Fifteen young men have joined us in the last two weeks. They came from Henry County Ala. Do hope and trust the War will close soon. Dear Uncle hope you will not forget to pray for the soldiers. I would ask you especially to send up your petitions for Sam and myself. Tell Cousin W.T. Dixon I will write to him soon. Give my best love to all and especially Aunt Margaret. Goodbye for the present. I remain your affect. nephew, J. W. Hall P.S. Please excuse all mistakes as I had to write in great haste. Direct your letter to Manassas Junction care of T. T. Smith, Capt Henry Bl_?_, Col. Seibles Reg. 6th Ala. Vol. Va. _ 42 . JOSHUA 4 ORMOND ( Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born circa 10 January 1819 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). He married Marina (Ormond) (1850 Greene Co, NC Census.). The two known children of Joshua 4 Ormond and Marina (Ormond) both born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
43 . THOMAS COKE 4 ORMOND ( Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 29 March 1822 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). He married Margaret Ann Edwards, daughter of John Jones Edwards and Betsy Ormond, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 27 April 1847 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Thomas died on 8 January 1875 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 52 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. There may have been a daughter Margaret A. There is no year of birth in the Bible and it may have been the mother's entry. MARGARET ANN EDWARDS was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 17 December 1825 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Margaret died on 23 November 1884 at age 58 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. The eight known children of Thomas Coke 4 Ormond and Margaret Ann Edwards all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
Roy Turnage and a hand written copy in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery.
body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery.
Ormond Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. The Thomas Coke Ormond Bible gives her birthdate as 1862.
46 . JOHN JAMES 4 ORMOND ( Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 June 1829 (John James Ormond Family Bible.). He married Nancy Jane Cunninggim, daughter of William Henry Cunninggim and Edith Gibbons, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 9 December 1856 (Ibid.). John died on 26 December 1894 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 65 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. The birth record in the William/Watkins Ormond Bible has a different birth date than the John James Ormond Bible and given he was not in his father's will, he must have been born after his father died. The John James Ormond gives his birthdate as 1826 but I am going with the older Bible and later date. GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS OF GREENE COUNTY, NC DEEDS - 1776 - 1860 by William L. Murphy P 15 - Book 16 p 515 - 2 Nov. 1830 - Pursuant to the annexed order we have allotted to Jno. James Ormond, infant son of Watkins Ormond, 1/5 part of his decd father's land being 200 acres. Signed Sam H. Hart, Reubin Rawls, Edward Coward, Allen (x) Stancil Wm Williams, clk Reregistered Dec 1885. NANCY JANE CUNNINGGIM was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 1 March 1839 (Ibid.). Nancy died on 7 April 1932 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 93. Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. Thomas Yancy Ormond refers to A. L. and J. M. Ormond being Methodist ministers and their mother being a daughter of Rev. W. G. Cunninggim and Uncle Jesse Cunninggim, well known Methodist ministers. The seven known children of John James 4 Ormond and Nancy Jane Cunninggim all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
Generation Five 56 . LOUISIANA KATHERINE 5 POPE ( Ann4Harper , Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 24 October 1826 (John Pope Family Bible.). She married William B. Murphrey on 29 May 1845 (Ibid.). She married Dr. A. E. Ricks on 29 June 1875 (Ibid.). The two known children of Louisiana Katherine 5 Pope and William B. Murphrey both born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
There were no known children of Louisiana Katherine 5 Pope and Dr. A. E. Ricks. 60 . SUSANNAH JAMES 5 HARPER ( James4 , Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 8 December 1833 (William O. Dixon Family Bible, 1892. William Taylor, dec.; copy in "Dobbs County, North Carolina Bible Records, Vol. 4" by William L. Murphy, Hookerton, Greene County, North Carolina.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). She married William Thomas Dixon, son of Washington Dixon and Mary Ormond, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 4 May 1854 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). Susannah died on 3 April 1902 at age 68 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper- Dixon Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. The William O. Dixon Bible does NOT give her parents or even state her maiden name was Harper. WILLIAM THOMAS DIXON was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 14 October 1828. His stone gives the birth date of 14 October 1827 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). William died on 23 October 1907 at age 79 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. Willis Dixon Bible gives the birthdate as 1827. Marriage date may be a typo. The six known children of Susannah James 5 Harper and William Thomas Dixon all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
61 . JOHN ELIZABETH FITZHUGH 5 HARPER ( James4 , Ann3Ormond , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 3 October 1835 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). He married Rebecca Hart Phillips, daughter of William Phillips and Elizabeth Daughtry Carr, circa 1860. He married Sidney Ann (Dilly) Ormond, daughter of William Ormond and Cordelia (Dilly) Coward, in Greene County, North Carolina, circa 1868. John died on 5 October 1899 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 64 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. John was reared by his aunt and uncle, John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards after his mother died when he was only four hours old. REBECCA HART PHILLIPS was born in Lenoir County, North Carolina, on 24 June 1834 (William Phillips Family Bible, The Holy Bible , (Holbrook and Fessenden's Sterotype Edition, Brattleborough, Vermont 1825); Mrs. Frances (Francis) Millett, Deep Run, Lenoir County, North Carolina,, (1993).). Rebecca died circa 1863. Egbert Rouse Rouse feels that Rebecca Phillips was the first wife of John and I agree. We base this theory on the following data: 1. Will of William Phillip who calls James E. Harper my cousin 2. Stephen C. Phillips gave James E. Harper land for love and affection 3. Rebecca was listed with JEF on the 1860 census but Sidney was listed in 1870. Argent Phillips died in Greene Co and probably lived with JEF and Rebecca who was her sister. The two known children of John Elizabeth Fitzhugh 5 Harper and Rebecca Hart Phillips were as follows:
Harper son of JEF. William Phillips's uncle, Stephen C. Phillips, gave a farm to James E. Harper for love and affection. I have been trying to figure out for years how James E. Harper was a cousin. Egbert Rouse sent the information that he thought Rebecca was the daughter of William and Elizabeth D. Carr Phillips and the scant evidence agrees with this.
SIDNEY ANN (DILLY) ORMOND was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 14 November 1830 (Will of Sidney Phillips Coward, Written 13 August 1854, dec by 1869 .). Sidney died on 21 July 1912 at age 81. The only known child of John Elizabeth Fitzhugh 5 Harper and Sidney Ann (Dilly) Ormond was:
66 . SIDNEY ANN (DILLY) 5 ORMOND ( William4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 14 November 1830 (Ibid.). She married John Elizabeth Fitzhugh Harper, son of James Harper and Elizabeth F. Edwards, in Greene County, North Carolina, circa 1868. Sidney died on 21 July 1912 at age 81. JOHN ELIZABETH FITZHUGH HARPER was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 3 October 1835 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). He married Rebecca Hart Phillips, daughter of William Phillips and Elizabeth Daughtry Carr, circa 1860. John died on 5 October 1899 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 64 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. John was reared by his aunt and uncle, John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards after his mother died when he was only four hours old. The only known child of Sidney Ann (Dilly) 5 Ormond and John Elizabeth Fitzhugh Harper was:
79 . MARGARET ANN 5 EDWARDS ( Betsy4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 17 December 1825 (Ibid.) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). She married Thomas Coke Ormond, son of Watkins Ormond and Betsy Taylor, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 27 April 1847 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Margaret died on 23 November 1884 at age 58 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. THOMAS COKE ORMOND was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 29 March 1822 (Will of Watkins Ormond, written 1 September 1827, probated November Term 1829 .) (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). Thomas died on 8 January 1875 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 52 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Ormond Cemetery. There may have been a daughter Margaret A. There is no year of birth in the Bible and it may have been the mother's entry. The eight known children of Margaret Ann 5 Edwards and Thomas Coke Ormond all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
80 . MARY ELIZABETH 5 EDWARDS ( Betsy4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 23 December 1828 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). She married Titus Carr, son of Matthew Hart Carr and Sally Roach Murphy, in August 1866 (Lela Carr Newman gives the dates 24 July 1866) (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). Mary died on 14 July 1868 at age 39 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. TITUS CARR was born on 1 February 1829 in Greene County, North Carolina (Family BIble of Matthew Hart Carr, (location not known); (copy of original BIble in papers of Lula Carr Payne).). He married Eliza Ann Victoria White circa 1870 ( Collection of Lula Payne, dec and her cousins Lele Carr Newman, Information on the Matthew Hart Carr family copy in possession of Martha Mewborn Marble.). He died on 16 September 1881 in Hill County, Texas, at age 52. Notes for Titus Carr: Titus Carr (1829- 1881 ) served in the infantry, NC, during the Civil War. The only known child of Mary Elizabeth 5 Edwards and Titus Carr was:
81 . JAMES ALONZO 5 EDWARDS SR. ( Betsy4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 9 September 1830 (John Jones and Betsy Ormond Edwards Family Bible.). He married Mary Ann Pope, daughter of J. ? D. Pope and Lucky Ann (Pope), in August 1854 (Ibid.). He married Frances Rosebud Dixon, daughter of Isham Dixon and Frances Olds, on 8 June 1857 (Ibid.). James died on 13 June 1912 at age 81 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. James and his first wife, Mary, had one child who died as an infant and Mary died soon after. MARY ANN POPE was born on 28 July 1832 (Ibid.). Mary died on 24 November 1855 at age 23 (Ibid.). The only known child of James Alonzo 5 Edwards Sr. and Mary Ann Pope was:
FRANCES ROSEBUD DIXON was born on 29 April 1841 (Ibid.). Frances died on 7 November 1906 at age 65 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in J. J. Edwards Cemetery. The seven known children of James Alonzo 5 Edwards Sr. and Frances Rosebud Dixon were as follows:
Bible.). 82 . DULCINA CAROLINE 5 EDWARDS ( Betsy4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 1 February 1833 (Ibid.). She married Charlton T. Edwards, son of Charles Edwards and Frances Rogers, on 4 September 1855 (Ibid.). Dulcina died circa 1905 (Ibid.). CHARLTON T. EDWARDS was born on 26 May 1821. The only known child of Dulcina Caroline 5 Edwards and Charlton T. Edwards was:
83 . JAMES THOMAS 5 ALBRITTON ( Margaret4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 30 December 1828. James may have been born in 1829 as there is conflicting information on his birthdate ( Lenoir County Heritage Book .) ( Bruton Family group sheet, supplied 1997 by Frazier Hughes Bruton, Kinston, NC.) (James Albritton Bible Family Bible.). He married Harriett Elizabeth Hardee, daughter of Bright Hardee and Lydia Mewborn, after 1850 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) ( Lenoir County Heritage Book .). James died in August 1864 at age 35. Died during the Civil War ( Bruton Family group sheet .). His body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). (an unknown value). HARRIETT ELIZABETH HARDEE was born in Lenoir County, North Carolina, on 2 August 1830. Frazier Bruton gives her birthdates as 29 August 1830 (Ibid.) (Re-Registered Deeds of Dobbs and Lenoir Counties, found at the NC Archives, Raleigh, NC.). She married John Parrott Mewborne, son of Levi Mewborne and Deborah Parrott, in Lenoir County, North Carolina, before 1849 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). Harriett died on 25 May 1887 in Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 56 ( Bruton Family group sheet .). Her body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery. RE-REGISTERED DEEDS OF LENOIR COUNTY INDENTURE - JAMES T. ALBRITTON AND WIFE TO JOSEPH P. HARDEE p 182 - 10 October 1853 - Indenture - JAMES T. ALBRITTON and HARRIETT E. ALBRITTON his wife of Green County, NC to JOSEPH P. HARDEE of Lenoir - $1000 - tract NS Neuse adj lands of LEWIS C. DESMOND, JACOB PARROTT and others and being her entire share in the division of her father's lands WIT C. I. GORS, A. A. ALBRITTON HARRIETT E. ALBRITTON was examined on 10 October 1853 before JOHN L. BAILEY To Court - 11 October 1853 on oath of ALPHEUS A. ALBRITTON J. L. BAILEY, jsch Enrolled 21 October 1853 - STEPHEN WHITE, Regr. The four known children of James Thomas 5 Albritton and Harriett Elizabeth Hardee were as follows:
(Ibid.).
84 . ELIAS FRANKLIN 5 ALBRITTON ( Margaret4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 7 February 1831 (Lemuel Hardy III-Patsy Mewborn family group sheet, by Walton Hardy, Silver Spring, Md.) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible, 1857. (John E. Potter, Philadelphia); Frederick Lee Edwards Collection, (1997).). He married Patsy (Pattie) Mewborne, daughter of Levi Mewborne and Susannah (Susan) Matilda Parrott, in Lenoir County, North Carolina, circa 1854 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). Elias died on 13 October 1894 in Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 63. Collection of Ima Mewborn gives the death date as 13 October 1891 (Lemuel Hardy III-Patsy Mewborn, family group sheet .) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). His body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery ( Collection of Ima Eula Mewborn .). PATSY (PATTIE) MEWBORNE was born in Lenoir County, North Carolina, on 5 February 1835 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). Patsy died on 4 December 1884 in Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 49. Collection of Ima Mewborn gives the death date as 1 December 1884 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery. The five known children of Elias Franklin 5 Albritton and Patsy (Pattie) Mewborne were as follows:
Albritton Family Bible.). Olivia died on 18 March 1885 in Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 29 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) ( Collection of Ima Eula Mewborn .) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery.
Albritton Family Bible.). Elias died on 20 September 1866 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 5 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) ( Collection of Ima Eula Mewborn .) (Elias Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). His body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery.
Franklin Albritton Family Bible.). Claudia died on 18 June 1870 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery. 86 . JOHN ERASTUS 5 ALBRITTON ( Margaret4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 24 June 1835 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) (John Erastus and Frances Dixon Albritton Family Bible, Frederick Lee Edwards Collection.). He married Frances E. Dixon on 8 February 1866 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) (John Erastus and Frances Dixon Albritton Family Bible.). John died on 6 February 1876 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 40 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .) (John Erastus and Frances Dixon Albritton Family Bible.). The five known children of John Erastus 5 Albritton and Frances E. Dixon were as follows:
Issue.
daughter of James Henry Albritton and Mary Ann Sugg, on 25 June 1905 (James Henry Albritton Family Bible, Frederick Lee Edwards Collection.). They were the parents of Elizabeth Albritton Landauer. 88 . ADELAIDE SARAH 5 ALBRITTON ( Margaret4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 13 August 1841 (Levi Alexander Mewborn - William Pugh Family Bible, in possession of Thomas Richard Mewborn, Jr. and the Family Sheets in possession of Martha Mewborn Marble.). She married Levi Alexander Mewborn, son of Lemuel Hardy Mewborn Sr. and Louisa Kilpatrick, in Hookerton, Greene County, North Carolina, on 6 August 1861 (Ibid.). Adelaide died on 16 May 1907 in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 65 (Ibid.). LEVI ALEXANDER MEWBORN was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 23 October 1829 (Ibid.) (Lemuel Hardy Mewborn Family Bible, in possession of Unknown, Last in possession of Mary Louise Mewborn and her brother Thomas Warren Mewborn of Grifton, NC in 1977 when they showed it to Ima Mewborn of Farmville, NC. Ima copied the Bible at that time.). He married Mary Elizabeth Kilpatrick, daughter of Bryan Kilpatrick and Elizabeth Burney, in Pitt County, North Carolina, on 4 May 1856 (Levi Alexander Mewborn - William Pugh Family Bible.) ( The American Advocate, abstracted in the NCGJ, February 87 by Katherine K. Walls , 29 May 1856 - MARRIED - In Pitt County, on the 1st instant, Mr. Levi Mewborn of this county to Miss Elizabeth Kilpatrick, daughter of the late Bryan Kilpatrick.). Levi died on 17 August 1903 in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, at age 73 (Levi Alexander Mewborn - William Pugh Family Bible.). His body was interred on 18 August 1903 in Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina, in Maplewood Cemetery (Lenoir County, NC Cemetery Records, abstracted by Martha Mewborn Marble, Heritage Place, LCC, Kinston, Lenoir County, North Carolina.). Levi was born on a Friday. According to a letter written by Joshua Mewborn in 1969, this Levi was called "Big Levi" by members of the family and his uncle was called "Rich Levi". A great grandson, Sam Mewborn, said Levi and Adelaide lived on the Albritton farm near Hookerton in Greene County until her father's death at which time the land was divided. They then moved to Stoneyton Creek in Lenoir County. At the same time some of the Kilpatricks, Graingers, and Canadys who were neighbors in Greene County became neighbors in Lenoir County. It is not known why they all moved at the same time and to the same place. Levi and Adelaide later moved to Kinston and lived at 207 Peyton Ave. Levi served as a 2nd Jr. Lt. in Capt. Rountree's Company, Clark's Special Battn. where he appears on a Receipt Roll for pay from Jan 21 Feb 19 1862. Records at the U.S. Archives show he served the following dates: 1 July - 23 Sept 1862; Jan and Feb 1863; July and Aug 1863; May and June 1863; and Sept Dec 1863. In May and June he was detailed to carry off horses. In Nov and Dec of 1863 he was detailed to the Orange County Courthouse in Virginia. He was admitted to the General C.S.A. Hospital in Charlottesville, Va on 25 Dec 1863 and returned to duty on 30 Dec. His admissions card said he was admitted for Iwf. Fev. Quo. He appeared on a receipt roll 2 Nov 1864 for clothing. He was promoted to Corporal 23 July 1864. During the rest of the Civil War he served with Capt. Stephen B. Evans' Company of the Partisan Rangers, N.C. Volunteers also known as Co. B 5th N.C. Calvery. Information from another Muster Roll reveals he was 6'1" and was born in Lenoir County and was aged 33 on 1 July 1867. According to some of the records in the Archives, Levi was in two places at once. One story has come down the family regarding this couple during the Civil War. It seems Levi was home on leave when Union Soldiers arrived at his home and requested to come in. Levi had hidden in the attic and Adelaide met them at the door with a gun. When they demanded to go into the house she threatened to shoot them. They must have believed her as they left without causing any problems. Levy attended St. Mary's Episcopal Church but Adelaide grew up in the Hookerton Christian Church and elected to remain with this denomination after her marriage attending Gordon Street Christian Church. This was not the last time a Mewborn man in this branch of the family attended St. Mary's and married a wife who was a member of the Disciples of Christ Church who refused to attend the Episcopal Church. Levi must have had some talent for furniture making as a couch has come down this family that was made by Levi. Having courted on this couch, I can state that it is not very comfortable. This compiler has a quilt Adelaide made probably in her later years as it is in perfect condition. The cousins, Connie and Peggy Mewborn, gave it to me. Peggy Mewborn Briley has several old and used quilts Adelaide made given to her by LuLang Mewborn MacKenzie. From information in the JOHN TULL PAPERS - in the possession of Capt. Lee Edwards of Kinston, N.C. 1. Levi A. Mewborn owed John Tull in 1862 - $10.80 for 1200 bricks and $2.00 for repairing a wagon 2. Levi A. Mewborn owed John Tull in 1866 - $23.06 for lumber 3. Levi A. Mewborn signed a promisory note to John Tull 1 Nov 1867 for $300 Both died at their home on Peyton Ave. and Levi was buried with Masonic honors. He was a member of St. John's Lodge having become a member in 1852. A walking cane with the Masonic Emblem, a gift from his brother-in-law Alpheus Albritton, is in the possession of his great grandaughter, Martha Mewborn Marble. Levi and Adelaide had four sons and one daughter. Until recently, it was thought they only had three sons and indeed an old tin type had the sons incorrectly identified for years. OBIT: Kinston Free Press - MR. LEVI MEWBORN DEAD - Mr. L. A. Mewborn, Sr. died at his home on east Payton avenue this morning at 4 o'clock. He has been ill for some time with a complication of diseases and his age militated against his recovery. Mr. Mewborn was born in this county, near Institute, 74 years ago and has lived in the county since, for a long time past in Kinston. He was a representative citizen and was generally loved for his genial good nature and was familiarly known as "Uncle Levy" by a wide circle of intimate friends. For the past six months his health has been such that he was compelled to stay closely at his home. He was one of the oldest members of St. John's Lodge, No. 4 A.F. & A. M. having become a member of the lodge in 1852 and will be buried with Masonic honors tomorrow. Mr. Mewborn leaves a widow and three sons, Messrs. Will E., T. W., and Mark Mewborn and a host of relatives in this city and county. The funeral will be conducted from his late residence at 207 east Peyton avenue tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. J. H. Griffith, Jr. rector of St. Mary's Episcopal church, of which Mr. Mewborn was a member, assisted by Rev. Edward Wooten, of Wilmington, chaplain of Mr. Mewborn's company in the Civil War. Quite a large crowd attended the funeral of Mr. L. A. Mewborn this morning. The last rites were conducted by Rev. Edward Wooten, of Wilmington. The Masonic ceremony was very impressively conducted by the members of St. John's Lodge, No.4. NOTE: Egbert Rouse thought it was most interesting that the chaplain of his Civil War Company assisted at the funeral. I agree, but have to admit, this tidbit had always flown over my head. OBIT: Kinston Free Press - DEATH OF MRS. LEVI MEWBORN - Mrs. Adalaide Sarah Mewborn, relict of the late Levi Alexander Mewborn, and mother of our townsmen, Wm. E., Thomas W., and Mark Mewborn passed at her home on Peyton avenue after a short and painful illness of malarial fever and gastritis. Mrs. Mewborn was born in Greene county sixty-six years ago and was the daughter of James and Margaret Albritton long time residents of Greene County. When but 20 years of age, August 6th 1861, she plighted her troth to Mr. Levi Mewborn just as he had enlisted his services in the cause of the southland, and for forty odd years was not only the true wife and helpmate, but a loving mother and constant companion to her children who cannot but rise up and call her blessed. Her devotion to her boys as she so sweetly called them, was something beautiful, while in turn they ministered to her every want with that consideration and love which only the true man can bestow. Mrs. Joshua T. Aldridge of this city is the only surviving sister. Mrs. Mewborn was a consistent member of the Christian church. The funeral service was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late residence, conducted by the pastor, the Rev. P. B. Hall, and the remains interred in Maplewood cemetery. The five known children of Adelaide Sarah 5 Albritton and Levi Alexander Mewborn were as follows:
County, North Carolina, at age 16 (Ibid.). His body was interred on 10 April 1882 in Greene County, North Carolina.
89 . EMILY EUGENIA 5 ALBRITTON ( Margaret4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 22 February 1845 ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). She married Joshua Taylor Aldridge, son of Lemuel Hardy Aldridge and Eliza Harvey (Ibid.). Emily died on 25 May 1927 at age 82 (Ibid.). JOSHUA TAYLOR ALDRIDGE was born on 26 July 1845 (Ibid.). Joshua died on 13 October 1918 at age 73 (Ibid.). The four known children of Emily Eugenia 5 Albritton and Joshua Taylor Aldridge were as follows:
(Ibid.). John died on 19 February 1940 at age 65 (Ibid.).
90 . WILLIAM THOMAS 5 DIXON ( Mary4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 14 October 1828. His stone gives the birth date of 14 October 1827 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). He married Susannah James Harper, daughter of James Harper and Susannah Ormond, in Greene County, North Carolina, on 4 May 1854 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). William died on 23 October 1907 at age 79 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. Willis Dixon Bible gives the birthdate as 1827. Marriage date may be a typo. SUSANNAH JAMES HARPER was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 8 December 1833 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). Susannah died on 3 April 1902 at age 68 (William O. Dixon Family Bible.) (Harper-Dixon Family Bible.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dixon - Harper Cemetery. The William O. Dixon Bible does NOT give her parents or even state her maiden name was Harper. The six known children of William Thomas 5 Dixon and Susannah James Harper all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
91 . SARAH ANN RICHARD 5 DIXON ( Mary4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 21 October 1831 ( Collection of Robert Lee Hart, furnished to be by William S. Pate for the family of Thomas William Hart.) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.). She married Thomas William Hart, son of Jesse Hart and Marah (Polly) Spivey ( Collection of Robert Lee Hart .) (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .). Sarah died on 1 February 1897 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 65. William Pate gave her death date as 31 January ( Collection of Robert Lee Hart .). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Hart Cemetery. (an unknown value). THOMAS WILLIAM HART was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 27 February 1820 (Ibid.). He married Edith Ann Gray, daughter of John Gray Sr. and Edith Mewborn ( Collection of Ima Eula Mewborn .). He married Nancy C. Gray, daughter of John Gray Sr. and Edith Mewborn. He married Elizabeth Gray, daughter of John Gray Sr. and Edith Mewborn (Ibid.). Thomas died on 2 June 1877 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 57 ( Collection of Robert Lee Hart .). His body was interred in Hookerton, Greene County, North Carolina, in Hart Cemetery. The below information from William "Chip" Pate. Private Thomas W. Hart enlisted in Capt. Croom's Company, North Carolina Local Defense, an unattached company, in Pitt County, North Carolina in July of 1863 and began service on August 7, 1863. Upon enlistment, Private Hart was 43 and a farmer in Greene County. Capt. Croom's Company, known as Kinston Guards, was organized from Greene and Lenoir Counties for local defense and special service and for provost duty in the town of Kinston. The company performed a number of duties locally and assisted with outfitting the CSS Neuse via detached service.[1] 1. United States Archives records on microfilm. Records show that there were 15 children born to Thomas W. Hart by his four wives. Most all died in infancy. The present generation knows of only three who attained their majority: William T., Edward G. and George W.[2] 2. Hart, Robert L. Biographical Summary of Thomas W. Hart prepared and distributed by R. L. Hart, one typed page from family records. The three known children of Sarah Ann Richard 5 Dixon and Thomas William Hart all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
95 . JOHN WASHINGTON 5 DIXON ( Mary4Ormond , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 5 October 1842 (Will of Thomas Ormond, Written 28 August 1868 probated 13 October 1868 .) (Washington Dixon Family Bible.). He married Mary F. Sugg on 29 October 1868 (Ibid.). John died in Greene County, North Carolina. His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Rainbow Church Cemetery. There are two birthdates for him in the Washington Dixon Bible unless one was a typo. Issue. MARY F. SUGG was born on 29 August 1836. Her tombstone gives the date of 25 August 1836 (Ibid.). Mary died on 19 August 1897 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 60 ( Tombstone, Lenoir County, NC.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Rainbow Church Cemetery. The three known children of John Washington 5 Dixon and Mary F. Sugg all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
99 . LEMUEL THOMAS 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 23 November 1837 (Lemuel Thomas Ormond .). He married Martha Ann Williams in Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi, on 26 June 1866 (Ibid.). Lemuel died on 28 April 1915 in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama, at age 77 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama, in Shiloh Church. Information from William Ormond L.T. Ormond went to Sumter Co. Ala. in April, 1856 to live with his uncle, Thomas Ormond. He attended local schools there in '56 & '57. In 1858 he entered college in High Point, N.C. but returned to Alabama the following year to enroll in the Southern University in Greensboro. On May 26, 1861 he enlisted in Co. A, 5th. Ala. Infantry Battalion, C.S.A. under Cap't. Van deGraaff in Sumter County Ala. as a Private. Mustered in at Lynchburg, Va. on June 23, 1861. Promoted to Sergeant on Jan. 23, 1863 by Cap't Stewart. Surrendered with Gen'l. Lee at Appomattox. Lemuel T. Ormond returned to Alabama after the war and for two years was in charge of Hamilton Hall of the Southern University. He later farmed and operated a cotton gin in Sumter County. He moved to Madison County in 1900 and farmed there. MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS was born in Livingston,, Alabama, on 20 September 1839 (Ibid.). Martha died on 31 March 1916 in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama, at age 76 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama, in Shiloh Church. The seven known children of Lemuel Thomas 5 Ormond and Martha Ann Williams were as follows:
June 1937 in Dallas,, Texas, at age 69 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Dallas,, Texas. Issue.
Mary died on 8 March 1948 in Maysville, Madison County, Alabama, at age 78 (Ibid.). Issue.
Alabama, at age 32 (Ibid.). Issue.
Madison County, Alabama, at age 77. No issue.
Birmingham,, Alabama, at age 56 (Ibid.). Issue. From William Ormond Thomas Fletcher Ormond was a graduate of Southern University at Greens-boro Ala. This school later moved to Birmingham and became Birmingham Southern College. T. F. Ormond and his cousin, Peyton Thomas, operated a school for boys in Huntsville. Ala. where he met and married Eileen O'Neal. The school was not successful and he found employment in Selma on June 13, 1904. Some- time prior to 1918 he moved to Birmingham where he was employed as Credit Manager for the Batterton Coffee Co. until his death from Malaria Fever in 1932.
(Ibid.). William died in Selma,, Alabama. One child by 1st wife.
Did not marry. 102 . JOHN FLETCHER 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 6 October 1843 (Ibid.). He married Cherry Ella Bryant in Sumter County, Alabama, on 29 June 1869 (Ibid.). John died on 24 May 1924 in Sumter County, Alabama, at age 80 ( Collection of Barbara Poythress Neal, Decendants of Fletcher Ormond.). His body was interred in Sumter County, Alabama, in Old Side Cemetery. From William Ormond Enlisted under Cap't Van deGraaff on May 26, 1861 in Sumter County Ala. as a Private. Mustered in at Lynchburg, Va. on June 23, 1861. Promoted to Corporal in Dec.,1863. Surrendered with Gen'l. Lee at Appomattox. CHERRY ELLA BRYANT was born in Sumter County, Alabama, on 19 October 1851. Cherry died on 24 July 1897 in Sumter County, Alabama, at age 45 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Sumter County, Alabama, in Old Side Cemetery. The 13 known children of John Fletcher 5 Ormond and Cherry Ella Bryant were as follows:
1963 in Macon,, Mississippi, at age 93. Issue.
December 1905 (Ibid.). Sallie died on 21 February 1965 in Corpus Christie,, Texas, at age 92. Issue by White.
Alabama, on 25 October 1906. Evan died on 9 February 1955 in Sumter County, Alabama, at age 73. Issue.
1929 in Greene County, Alabama, at age 45. His body was interred in Sumter County, Alabama, in Old Side Cemetery. Issue.
San Antonio,, Texas, at age 55. Issue.
October 1972 at age 82. Issue.
Issue.
104 . BENJAMIN FRANKLIN 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 7 January 1849. He married Elizabeth Jane Watts. Benjamin died on 9 August 1898 at age 49. ELIZABETH JANE WATTS. Elizabeth died on 27 August 1928 (Ibid.). The seven known children of Benjamin Franklin 5 Ormond and Elizabeth Jane Watts were as follows:
Issue.
105 . JULIA FRANCES 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 9 April 1852 (Lemuel Thomas Ormond .). She married Oscar Cobb Thomas. Julia died on 16 February 1940 in Sumter County, Alabama, at age 87 ( Collection of Barbara Poythress Neal .). The three known children of Julia Frances 5 Ormond and Oscar Cobb Thomas all born in Sumter County, Alabama, were as follows:
106 . WILLIAM HERBERT 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 16 August 1856 (Lemuel Thomas Ormond .). He married Ella Wayne Watts in Kemper County, Mississippi, on 10 December 1878 ( Collection of Barbara Poythress Neal .). William died on 22 January 1930 in Lauderdale County, Mississippi, at age 73 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi, in Rose Hill Cemetery. May have stayed or returned to Greene County according to his uncle Thomas' will. Issue. William Ormond provided the places so it appears he did not return to NC. ELLA WAYNE WATTS. Ella died on 21 June 1938 in Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi. Her body was interred in Meridian, Lauderdale County, Mississippi, in Rose Hill Cemetery. The eight known children of William Herbert 5 Ormond and Ella Wayne Watts were as follows:
Elizabeth died on 16 March 1957 at age 74. Issue.
Never married.
107 . CORNELIA EMILY 5 ORMOND ( Fletcher4 , Thomas3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 6 November 1859 (Ibid.). She married William E. Godfrey on 13 November 1879 (Ibid.). Cornelia died on 6 December 1886 in Sumter County, Alabama, at age 27 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Sumter County, Alabama. The four known children of Cornelia Emily 5 Ormond and William E. Godfrey all born in Sumter County, Alabama, were as follows:
Pickens County, Alabama (Ibid.). Issue.
Alabama, at age 52 (Ibid.). Issue.
Alabama, at age 58 (Ibid.). Issue. This is Barbara's grandmother.
Alabama, at age 80 (Ibid.). Issue. 111 . CORDILLA C. 5 MCCOY ( Betsy4Ormond , James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born on 19 March 1827 (Alexander Spivey notebook.). She married Redden (Redding) Richardson, son of Valentine Richardson and Boneta Heath, on 7 November 1844. She died on 2 March 1884 in Mobile,, Alabama, at age 56. She was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile,, Alabama. From Annie My direct ancestor was Wm. McCoy and Betsy Ormond's daughter Cordelia C. McCoy (b. 1827), who married Redden Richardson of Craven Co. 1844, and moved to Alabama after his death at end of Civil War. She lived in Mobile, AL, with her wealthy brother Franklin Jackson McCoy (b. 1831, married twice, many children, lots of squabbles over inheritances). Their sister "Bessie" (Elizabeth, age 15 in 1850 Craven Co. census) married (unknown) and "moved to Texas." I have my line (Cordelia) and her brother's line (Franklin J.) but have absolutely nothing on Bessie or her descendants. CHILD NOTES: Cordelia C. McCOY Birth(9,10,1): "Cordilla McCoy" born 19th March 1827, per Alex. Spivey's notebook. Probably in Greene or Craven Co., NC, where Wm and family were living at the time. Death(9,10): Burial(10): General: The "C." in Cordelia's name could have been for "Coward" (named for her grandmother Cordelia Coward) although none of Cordelia C. McCoy's records have anything but the initial. Her grandchildren in the 1960s said they thought her middle name was "Clara," and she did name a daughter "Clara Geraldine." But Mattie Dominick, born 1887, never knew her grandmother Cordelia McCoy, who died 1884. Mattie's mother Clara Geraldine Richardson died in 1912. According to Annie, the information on Cordelia was from Mattie Dominick Crenshaw family bible and her stories. SOURCES - from Annie FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1): HUSBAND NOTES: Redden (Redding) RICHARDSON Birth(2,3): Death(4,5): Family stories related by Mattie Dominick say that her grandfather Redding (to whom she referred as "Redwood" and said that he had a full red beard) "dropped dead of a heart attack when he heard the news that Robert E. Lee had surrendered" or at the news of one of Lee's battle losses at the close of the War Between the States. WIFE NOTES: Cordelia C. McCOY Birth(6,7,8): "Cordilla McCoy" born 19th March 1827, per Alex. Spivey's notebook. Probably in Greene or Craven Co., NC, where Wm and family were living at the time. Death(6,7): Burial(7): General: The "C." in Cordelia's name could have been for "Coward" (named for her grandmother Cordelia Coward) although none of Cordelia C. McCoy's records have anything but the initial. Her grandchildren in the 1960s said they thought her middle name was "Clara," and she did name a daughter "Clara Geraldine." But Mattie Dominick, born 1887, never knew her grandmother Cordelia McCoy, who died 1884; and Mattie's mother Clara Geraldine Richardson died in 1912. CHILD NOTES: Sallie ("Sadie") W. RICHARDSON CHILD NOTES: Jessie (Justine) RICHARDSON CHILD NOTES: Emma RICHARDSON CHILD NOTES: Clara Geraldine RICHARDSON Birth(9,9): Death(9,10): Burial(10): CHILD NOTES: Betty McCoy RICHARDSON Birth(11): "Bettie" McCoy was age 8 in 1870 census. SOURCES 1. Marriage record. 2. Craven Co., NC - 1850 CENSUS. 3. Andrew Heizer Richardson & descendants. London: W. Jackson & A. Hamilton, Oxford Bible Warehouse, 1789 (rebound from original at unknown date). 4. Mattie Dominick - Family Stories. 5. Craven Co., NC - Probate Records. 6. Mattie Dominick Crenshaw family bible. 7. Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile - HEADSTONE. 8. William Murphy. Alexander Spivey bible/notebook, published in "Bible Records of Dobbs County, Vol. 1" by William Murphy. Raleigh, NC (1984). 9. Martin Dominick Family Bible. 10. Greenboro Cemetery - Headstones. 11. CENSUS: 1870 Mobile Co, AL, city of Mobile. p. 49, 2nd Ward, June 8, 1870. ========================================================== Prepared 4 Dec 2002 by: Annie Crenshaw 306 Government Street Wetumpka, Alabama 36092. _ REDDEN (REDDING) RICHARDSON was born on 30 April 1817 in Craven County, North Carolina. He died between 1865 and 1866 in Craven County, North Carolina. The five known children of Cordilla C. 5 McCoy and Redden (Redding) Richardson were as follows:
Mobile,, Alabama, at age 33 (Ibid.).
13 May 1915 in Greensboro, Hale County, Alabama, at age 58.
Greensboro, Hale County, Alabama, at age 53.
113 . FRANKLIN JACKSON 5 MCCOY ( Betsy4Ormond , James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born on 1 October 1831 in Craven County, North Carolina. He married Frances Geraldine Gwin on 26 July 1858. He married Fanny Ward Sheibley in 1878. He died on 12 September 1897 in Mobile,, Alabama, at age 65. He was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile,, Alabama. He is not in the Bible and Annie supplied the information. FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: Franklin Jackson McCOY Birth(1): Death(1,2): Burial(1): WIFE NOTES: (1st wife) Frances Geraldine Gwin CHILD NOTES: Laura McCOY Birth(1,3): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Albert S. McCOY Birth(1,4): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Lucy McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Albert Sidney Johnston McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): AKA: He was called "Sydney" in 1880 census. CHILD NOTES: Cordelia G. McCOY Birth(5): The Franklin J. McCoy h/h was counted twice in the 1880 census, once in Escambia Co., AL (with Cordelia O. age 16) and again in city of Mobile (Cordelia, age 18). CHILD NOTES: Emily Tucker J. McCOY Birth(6,7): CHILD NOTES: Ida McCOY Birth(8): CHILD NOTES: Daisy Mary McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Allie Geraldine McCOY Birth(9,10): AKA: Their son was named "Gerald" for his mother, Geraldine. She is called Geraldine on the 1880 census. SOURCES 1. Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile - HEADSTONE. 2. Mobile Register - Newspaper OBITUARY. 3. CENSUS: 1860 Baldwin Co., AL. p. 188. 4. Ibid. p. 188. 5. CENSUS: 1880 Mobile Co., AL, city of Mobile. ED 130, sheet 9, line 49. 6. Ibid. ED 130, sheet 9, city of Mobile. 7. CENSUS: 1880 Escambia Co., AL. ED 77, sheet 50, Escambia Co., AL. 8. CENSUS: 1880 Mobile Co., AL, city of Mobile. ED 130, sheet 9, city of Mobile, AL. 9. CENSUS: 1880 Escambia Co., AL. 10. CENSUS: 1880 Mobile Co., AL, city of Mobile. ============================================================================ ============== Prepared 4 Dec 2002 by: Annie Crenshaw 306 Government Street Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 (334) 567-5078 FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: Franklin Jackson McCOY Birth(1): Death(1,2): Burial(1): WIFE NOTES: (2nd wife) Fanny Ward Sheibley CHILD NOTES: Frank Sheibley McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Sinclair Booten McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Fannie Field McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Bettie Ormond McCOY Birth(3,1): Lived(4,5): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: William Bernard McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Mattie Rassie/Bessie McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Lucile Alberta McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): CHILD NOTES: Lorraine Augusta McCOY Birth(1): Death(1): Namesake(4): Lorraine Augusta McCoy's obituary says, "She was a namesake of the noted Mobile authoress, Augusta Evans Wilson, who was a friend of the family." SOURCES 1. Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile - HEADSTONE. 2. Mobile Register - Newspaper OBITUARY. 3. OBITUARY - Bettie Ormond McCoy Jones, 1966, Mobile, AL. 4. OBITUARY - Lorraine McCoy, 1950, Mobile, AL. 5. OBITUARY - Mrs. Fannie W. McCoy, 1935. ======================================================= Prepared 4 Dec 2002 by: Annie Crenshaw 306 Government Street Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 (334) 567-5078. _ _ _ FRANCES GERALDINE GWIN was born on 13 May 1840 in Alabama. She died on 26 August 1875 in Mobile,, Alabama, at age 35. She was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile,, Alabama. The nine known children of Franklin Jackson 5 McCoy and Frances Geraldine Gwin were as follows:
Alabama.
FANNY WARD SHEIBLEY was born on 15 March 1858 in Rome,, Georgia. She died on 18 July 1935 in Mobile,, Alabama, at age 77. She was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile,, Alabama. The eight known children of Franklin Jackson 5 McCoy and Fanny Ward Sheibley all born in Mobile,, Alabama, were as follows:
Alabama, at age 71. He was buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile,, Alabama.
Alabama.
115 . CALEB 5 SPIVEY ( Sarah4Ormond , James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 2 July 1822 (Alexander Spivey notebook.). He married Sarah Rountree, daughter of Jesse Rountree and Absley Parker Frizzell ( Collection of Frederick Lee Edwards, dec .). SARAH ROUNTREE was born circa 1827. Sarah died on 5 October 1873 in Greene County, North Carolina (Alexander Spivey notebook.). The 11 known children of Caleb 5 Spivey and Sarah Rountree all born in Greene County, North Carolina, were as follows:
The Copy Book does not state she was a daughter. This was not the same Milly - who was the one in the copy Book?
143 . ISAAC FRANKLIN 5 ORMOND ( Hardy4 , James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 15 April 1851 (Hardy Ormand - Macon Dail Family Bible.). He married Henrietta Sauls. He died in May 1917 at age 66. The only known child of Isaac Franklin 5 Ormond and Henrietta Sauls was:
145 . ADALINE (ADDIE) ELIZABETH 5 ORMOND ( Hardy4 , James3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 26 March 1855 (Ibid.). She married Macon Edward Dail in Greene County, North Carolina, on 21 October 1873 (Ibid.). Adaline died on 7 April 1917 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 62 (Ibid.). Her body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dail - Ormond Cemetery. OBIT OF ADDIE ORMOND DAIL Copy of the original found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. Sudden Death at Hookerton Kinston, April 9th-Mrs. Addie DAIL, a prominent Greene County woman, 62 years of age died suddenly at Hookerton, Saturday night. Heart trouble was the cause of death. She was a native of the Hookerton section and lived there all her life. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. The following are surviving children: Mrs. B. E? D. ALBRITTON, of Hookerton; Mrs. W. J. RICHARDSON, of Raleigh; Mrs. L.L. HARDY of Maury; W. S. DAIL, of Greenville; J. C. DAIL of Kinston; and Dan and Claude DAIL of Hookerton. MACON EDWARD DAIL was born on 12 November 1847 (Ibid.). Macon died on 2 March 1915 in Greene County, North Carolina, at age 67 (Ibid.). His body was interred in Greene County, North Carolina, in Dail - Ormond Cemetery. OBIT OF MACON EDWARD DAIL A copy found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. No notation of the newspaper or date of publication. Macon Edward Dail died 2 March 1915. He married Addie Elizabeth Ormond. MR. MEKE DAIL DEAD Mr. M. E. Dail a well known citizen of this county, died at his home in Ormonds Township Tuesday, March 2. He died of a complication of diseases, being 67 years of age at the time of his death. He was buried Wednesday afternoon in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. Mr. Dail is survived by his wife and seven children as follows: Messrs. J. C., W. S., D. L., and C. H. Dail and Mesdames B. F. D. Albritton, W. J. Richardson and L L. Hardy. _ Mr. Dail was a successful businessman and planter, amassing a snug fortune during his life. At one time he was prominent in the affairs of the county, being a leader in politics. He held several positions of trust and honor, among them being that of county treasurer. The nine known children of Adaline (Addie) Elizabeth 5 Ormond and Macon Edward Dail were as follows:
OBIT OF DAVID E. DAIL Copy of the original found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. Mr. D. E. DAIL, Dead August 6th, 1910 Mr. D. E. DAIL, eldest son of Mr. M. E. DAIL, of the Ormondsville section, died at his home Saturday morning about 11 o'clock. Mr. DAIL had been in a low state of health for over a year; the immediate cause of his death was an absess of the throat and lungs. He was 33 years old and is survived by his wife and three children, mother, father, and several brothers, and sisters. He was buried Sunday afternoon in the family burial grounds, and in the presence of a large number of sorrowing friends and relatives. _ Copy of the original found in the papers of Frederick Lee Edwards. DAIL David E. DAIL, was born in Greene Co., N.C.; July 12, 1878, and died near Hookerton, N.C. August 6, 1910; aged 32 years and 24 days. Brother DAIL professed faith in Christ when young and connected himself with the church at Ormond's Chapel, and lived a consistent member to the day of his death. He was sick almost a year. Rheumatism was the dominant trouble, and during his suffering with this disease, the appendix of the colon became involved, and he had to undergo an operation which so exhausted his strength as to continue the decline of his health until death. I visited Brother DAIL several times during his sickness, prayed and talked with him about his spiritual state and always found him perfectly resigned to the will of God. A short time before he died he told his faithful wife that he would soon be at rest, and it would be better than this world could give. He seemed to be so humble and so patient under his affliction that it made me feel, while at prayer in his room, that I was in the presence of the holy angels. He leaves a wife and three little children, a father and mother, four brothers and three sisters to mourn their loss. May the Lord bless and comfort.
156 . YANCY THOMAS 5 ORMOND ( Thomas4 , Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 12 April 1858 (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). He married Eugenie Mania Mann on 26 February 1885 (Thomas Coke Ormond Bible.). Yancy died on 8 March 1922 at age 63 (William and Watkins Ormond Family Bible.). The three known children of Yancy Thomas 5 Ormond and Eugenie Mania Mann were as follows:
166 . JESSE MARVIN 5 ORMOND ( John4 , Watkins3 , William2 , William1 ) was born in Greene County, North Carolina, on 20 January 1878 (John James Ormond Family Bible.). He married Kathrina Kern, daughter of John Adam Kern and Margaret Virginia Eskridge, on 23 June 1910 (Ibid.). Jesse died on 24 June 1954 at age 76 (Ibid.). KATHRINA KERN was born on 26 December 1884 (Ibid.). The six known children of Jesse Marvin 5 Ormond and Kathrina Kern were as follows:
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