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Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY was born on 13 December 1654 at Ancrum, Scottland. He was the son of John Livingston.2 Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY emigrated in 1673 from Charlestown, Mass; From Ancrum, Co. Roxburgh, North Britian to Charlestown, Mass.3 He married Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer, daughter of Capt. Philip Pieterse Schuyler and Margarita Van Sticktenhort, on 9 July 1679.4 Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY died on 20 April 1725 at Albany, NY, at age 70.5 He Robert Livingston, first Lord of Livingston Manor Member of the Assembly, 1709-1711.

     Children of Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY and Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer:

Col. John Livingston   b. 26 Apr 1680, d. bt 19 Feb 1719 - 19 Feb 1720
Maragret Livingston   b. 5 Dec 1681, d. Jun 1758
Joanna Philipina Livingston   b. bt 1 Feb 1683 - 1 Feb 1684, d. 24 Jun 1690
Col. Philip Livingston+   b. 9 Jul 1686, d. bt 4 Feb 1748 - 4 Feb 1749
Robert Livingston (Jr.)+   b. 24 Jul 1688, d. 27 Jan 1755
Gilbert Livingston   b. bt 3 Mar 1689 - 3 Mar 1690, d. 25 Apr 1746
William Livingston   b. bt 17 Mar 1691 - 17 Mar 1692, d. 5 Nov 1692
Joanna Livingston   b. 10 Dec 1694
Catherine Livingston   b. 22 May 1698, d. 6 Dec 1699

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families.
2. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page 33.
3. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page 34.
4. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page #34.
5. [S212] A. M. Burke, The Prominent Families of the US, Page 35.

Mary Darnall II was born on 19 March 1749. She was the daughter of Henry Darnall IV and Rachel Brooke.1 As of 5 June 1768,her married name was Carroll.2 Mary Darnall II married Charles Carroll (of Carrollton or Signer), son of Charles (3) Carroll of Annapolis and Elizabeth Brooke, on 5 June 1768 at Annapolis, MD; "Married his cousin Mary (Molly) Darnall in Annopolis. CCC accepted into Homony Club; Paca and Chase also members."2 Mary Darnall II died on 10 June 1782 at age 33.2

     Children of Mary Darnall II and Charles Carroll (of Carrollton or Signer):

Elizabeth Carroll   b. 1766, d. 1767
Mary Carroll+   b. 2 Sep 1770, d. 1846
Louisa Rachel Carroll   b. 1772, d. 1772
Col. Charles Carroll (of Homewood)+   b. 12 Mar 1775, d. 1825
Anne Brooke Carroll (Died in Infancy)   b. 1776, d. 1776
Catherine Carroll+   b. 18 Dec 1778, d. 1861
Elizabeth Carroll   b. 1780, d. 1783

Citations

1. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart#2.
2. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, From abbreviated chronology of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, page XV.

James Sloan I was born on 28 September 1793 at Iredel Co., NC. He was the son of William Alexander Sloan and Jane Stevenson. James Sloan I married Sarah Black. James Sloan I married Anna Carolyn McKinney on 22 January 1829 at Lafayette Co. Arkansas. James Sloan I married Anna Tyree on 9 May 1838. James Sloan I died on 2 November 1862 at Dobyville, Clark Co., Arkansas, at age 69. He was buried at Sloan Family Cemetary, Trinity, Clark Co. AR. He Robert Beverly says 1793 Nat # SAR 943, DAR TX records: Ann Ty Tyree Left native state of NC, first went to Caledonia, Mo., then to Clark Co. Arkansas 1860 Arkansas Clark Co. South Fork Twp. page #119 #473 dwelling Email from Wanda Sloan Karnes gives the following information: "James and Sarah were original (charter) members of the Strawberry Congregation of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Old Lawrence County, Arkansas in 1825. From writings in the Southern Standard newspaper, it is said that James brought his family to Clark County about 1825, but we only know he was in Southern Arkansas by January 2819 when he married his second wife in Lafayette County. My opinion has alway been that he did not come in 1825. The Colin McKinney family came south in 1825, so maybe someone thought James came with them. By the 1830 census he is settle in what is now South Fork Township. The window of time for James arrival in Southern Arkansas is rather small, 18 months. Betty Black, the Mother of Sarah, died in June 1827. James signed, along with Sarah for her part of the estate. On those papers, they are still in Lawrence County. Sarah had a sister who was already living in Hempstead County by that time, and I always think that after their Mother died, Sarah wanted to be near her sister. Anyway, Sarah died November 10, 1827, five months her Mother died. Then by January 1829 James is married to Anna Carolyn McKinney. There is a tombstone in the Slaon Cemetery for James. The original Sloan house, located on Arkansas State Highway #53, 10 miles westof Gurdon, Arkansas, was located across the road from the cemetery. Mr. Robert Patterson told me the house was located above Sandy Branch, a stream that ran through the property I have no memory of that house, but the stream is still there, it runds along the side of the Cemetery, maybe only a trickle, but I know where it is. the old Sloan house I remember was a little distance from the first house, but still within sight of the cemetery. That house is where my Dad and his siblings were born. Many years later this house was torn down and a smaller house built, where by Grandmother lived out her life."

     Children of James Sloan I and Sarah Black:

Col. Thomas Black Sloan+   b. 22 Feb 1823, d. 13 Aug 1882
William Stevenson Sloan+   b. 1826, d. 27 Feb 1860

     Children of James Sloan I and Anna Carolyn McKinney:

Ashley L. Sloan   b. c 1830, d. b 15 Sep 1860
Elizabeth Sloan   b. 27 May 1831, d. 16 Feb 1882
Eliza Caroline Sloan+   b. 23 Oct 1832, d. 24 Nov 1866
Mary Anna Sloan   b. 13 Sep 1834

     Children of James Sloan I and Anna Tyree:

Josiah Tyree Sloan+   b. 8 Jul 1840, d. 9 Feb 1905
James Sloan II+   b. 11 Mar 1842, d. 2 Jan 1913
Josephine Sloan   b. c 1844, d. 20 Apr 1869
Donnell Sloan   b. c 1846, d. 10 Feb 1877

Jesse Mann was born on 20 February 1792. He was the son of Arnold Mann and Rebecca Wright.

Philip Livingston was born on 15 January 1716 at Livingston Manor, Albany, NY. He was the son of Col. Philip Livingston and Catherine VanBrugh. Philip Livingston married Christina Ten Broeck on 14 April 1740. Philip Livingston died on 12 June 1778 at York, Pa, at age 62.

Kate M. Sloan was born in 1868 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of Josiah Tyree Sloan and Martha A. Craven.

Zachariah Tomlinson Jamison was born on 20 September 1816. He was the son of Henry Jamison and Susannah Fort. Zachariah Tomlinson Jamison died on 7 June 1821 at age 4.1

Citations

1. [S44] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.

Winfield Wright was born between 10 February 1708 and 10 February 1709 at Lancaster, VA. He was the son of John Wright and Ruth Wingfield. Winfield Wright married Hannah Horn. Winfield Wright died on 27 October 1783 at Granville, NC.

     Child of Winfield Wright and Hannah Horn:

Rebecca Wright+   b. 19 Nov 1763, d. 7 Feb 1837

"Judge" Robinson was born between 1710 and 1720. He married an unknown person.

     Child of "Judge" Robinson:

Ann Elizabeth Robinson+   b. 1723

James Robert Benson was born on 22 December 1917 at Batesville, Arkansas.

     Child of James Robert Benson:

James Robert Benson Jr.   b. 20 Jan 1942

Lydia Gulliver was born in 1659 at Milton, MA. She married an unknown person on 29 October 1675. She died on 24 July 1705 at Taunton, Bristol County, MA.

     Child of Lydia Gulliver:

Lydia Leonard+   b. 10 Mar 1679, d. 20 May 1735

Benjamin F. Ingram was born on 9 January 1817. He married Mary Rhoda Warren, daughter of James Warren and Mary Britain Stevens, on 16 February 1853. Benjamin F. Ingram died on 4 May 1862 at Corinith, MS, at age 45. He was buried at Corinith, MS. He He was a Master Mason, Ingram Family Bible notes: Benjamin F. Ingram died 4 May 1862 from wounds revied at the Battle of Shiloh.

     Child of Benjamin F. Ingram and Mary Rhoda Warren:

Mabel Rebecca Ingram+   b. 31 Jan 1858, d. Dec 1930

Jane Stevenson was born on 28 December 1762. She married William Alexander Sloan, son of Fergus Sloan and Ann Elizabeth Robinson, on 13 May 1783 at Rowan Co., NcC. As of 13 May 1783,her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Jane Stevenson died on 25 July 1856 at Caledonia, Washington Co., MO, at age 93.

     Children of Jane Stevenson and William Alexander Sloan:

Thomas Sloan   b. 1 Dec 1785, d. 8 Mar 1855
Fergus Sloan   b. 16 Dec 1787, d. 12 Nov 1849
William Stevenson Sloan   b. 1789
Alexander Sloan   b. 28 Oct 1790
James Sloan I+   b. 28 Sep 1793, d. 2 Nov 1862
John Sloan   b. 1794
Elixa Sloan   b. 1801

Mary F. Stewart was born on 25 September 1847 at Marshall Co., Mississippi. She married James Sloan II, son of James Sloan I and Anna Tyree, circa 1869. As of circa 1869,her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Mary F. Stewart died on 5 March 1880 at Dobyville, Clark Co., Arkansas, at age 32. She was buried at Sloan Cemetery, Clark Co., Arkansas.

     Children of Mary F. Stewart and James Sloan II:

William Stevenson Sloan   b. 22 Feb 1870, d. 2 Mar 1870
Thomas Donnell Sloan   b. 8 Mar 1871, d. 21 Oct 1891
Mary A. Elizabeth Sloan+   b. 25 Apr 1873, d. 9 Nov 1911
Mattie Sloan   b. 8 Nov 1877, d. 28 Sep 1930
Mollie C. Sloan   b. 21 Feb 1880

Elizabeth Oothout was born on 22 December 1787. She married Daniel Livingston, son of Robert LeRoy Livingston and Anna Maria Digges, on 23 May 1809. As of 23 May 1809,her married name was Mrs. Livingston. Elizabeth Oothout died on 21 September 1815 at age 27.

Robert Stewart was born in 1853 at MS. He was the son of David D. Stewart.

Alma L. Hill was born on 19 May 1873 at Rome, Floyd County, GA. She was the daughter of Pvt. Hiram David Hill and Florence Taylor Mitchell. Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 5 June 1880 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at 1880 Georgia Census, Rome, Floyd County, GA; Names listed in 1880 Floyd Co.,GA -Rome City, ED 62, Page 103, Dwelling 63, Lines 21-26.1 Alma L. Hill married Robert Lee Nowell Sr., son of Calvin G. Nowell and Elizabeth Felker, in 1896; Implied Marriage Taken from 1900 Walton County, GA Census, 419 Milita Dist, page 139.2 Her married name was Nowell. Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 9 June 1900 in the household of Robert Lee Nowell Sr.; Listed in the 1900 Walton County,GA Census, Milita Dist 419, Page 139, which shows Robert Lee Nowell at age 34, his wife at age 27, son Hiram H. at age 2, and son Robert Lee Jr. at age 1.3 Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 15 June 1900 in the household of Pvt. Hiram David Hill at Rome, Floyd County, GA; Listen in the 1900 Floyd Co.,GA Census- Rome City- ED 121,Page 186-B, Dwelling 709, Lines 63-68.4 Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 19 April 1910 in the household of Robert Lee Nowell Sr. at Monroe, Walton County, GA; Found on 1910 Walton County, GA - Monroe City, ED 164, Page 135, Lines 24-27, dwelling# 86, listed at age 42, with his wife Alma H. at age 36, son Hiram H. at age 12, and son Robert L. Jr. at age 11.5 Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 13 January 1920 in the household of Robert Lee Nowell Sr. at Monroe, Walton County, GA; Shown in 1920 Walton County, GA Census - City of Monroe, Fourth Dist, Page 140, lines 14-16, with his wife Alma Hill at age 46, and one son Robert L. at age 21.6 Alma L. Hill appeared on the census of 8 April 1930 in the household of Robert Lee Nowell Sr. at Monroe, Walton County, GA; Listed in the 1930 Walton County, GA, Monroe City Census- page 118, Milita Dist. 419, lines 3 & 4, Husband is 65, and wife is 53.7 Alma L. Hill died on 13 June 1958 at Walton County Hospital, Monroe, Walton County, FL, at age 85.8 She was buried on 15 June 1958 at Monroe, Walton County, GA; Rest Haven Cemetery, Monroe, GA.9

     Children of Alma L. Hill and Robert Lee Nowell Sr.:

Hiram Hill Nowell+   b. 1897, d. Jun 1965
Robert Lee Nowell Jr.+   b. 13 Sep 1898, d. 23 Oct 1958

Citations

1. [S228] 1880 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1880 Floyd Co.,GA -Rome City, ED 62, Page 103, Dwelling 63, Lines 21-26.
2. [S256] 9 June 1900 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1900 Walton Co.,GA Milita Dist 419, page 139, Taken from 1900 Walton County, GA Census, 419 Milita Dist, page 139.
3. [S256] 9 June 1900 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1900 Walton Co.,GA Milita Dist 419, page 139, Milita Dist 419, page 19.
4. [S264] Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1900 Floyd County, GA Census- Rome City, 1900 Floyd Co.,GA Census- Rome City- ED 121,Page 186-B, Dwelling 709, Lines 63-68.
5. [S255] 19 April, 1910 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1910 Walton Co.,GA-Monroe City, Page 135.
6. [S254] 13 January 1920 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Walton Co,GA, City of Monroe, Page 140.
7. [S253] April 8, 1930 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Milita Dist # 419, page 118,.
8. [S252] Unknown compiler, From granddaughter Lee Now Radford.
9. [S252] Unknown compiler.

Cornelius Gerrit Van Horne was born in 1694 at New York, NY. He married Joanna Livingston, daughter of Robert Livingston (Sr.) of Livingston Manor of NY and Alida Schuyler Van Rensselaer.

Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II was born on 22 July 1730 at Maryland. He was the son of Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlboro I and Eleanor Carroll.2 Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II married Eleanor Carroll, daughter of Daniel Carroll of Duddington (I) and Ann Rozer of Duddington.3 Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II married Eleanor Darnall, daughter of Henry Darnall II and Ann Digges. Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II died on 7 May 1796 at Maryland, at age 65.3 He was buried on 9 May 1796 at Forest Glen, Montgomery County, Maryland. He Revolutionary Way Continental Congressman, US Constitution Signer, US Congressman. Elected as Delegate from Maryland to the Continental COngress, serving from 1781- 1783. During his time in that seat he signed the Articles of Confederation. In 1787 he served as a delegate from Maryland to the Constitution Convention, and was a Signer of the Document. Elected to represent Maryland as an At-Large Delegate to the United States House of Representatives, serving from 1789-1791. He was appointed by President George Washington to the Commission to locate the new US Capital, and dwas instrumental in the selection of the present site of Washington, DC. He was the cousin of Declaration of Independence Signer Charles Carroll, and of Continental Congressman Charles Barrister Carroll, and Uncle to Virginia Senator Richard Bent. (Bio by "Russ Dodge"). Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II also went by the name of Called "of Rock Creek."2

     Children of Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II and Eleanor Carroll:

Daniel Carroll of Marlboro III   b. 1752, d. 1790
Mary Carroll   b. 1754, d. Unknown

     Child of Daniel Carroll of Upper Marlborough II and Eleanor Darnall:

Eleanor Casanave+   b. c 1792

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#400.
2. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart#1.
3. [S231] Baltimore Museum of Art, Charles Carroll-Baltimore Museum of Art, Pedigree Chart# 1.

Carl Moore was born on 1 May 1905 at Arkansas. He was the son of Mary A. Elizabeth Sloan.

Margaret Livingston was born on 4 July 1738. She married Peter Robert Livingston, son of Robert Livingston and Mary Thong, on 6 June 1758. Margaret Livingston died on 31 July 1809 at age 71.

Charlie Sloan Cargile was born on 18 January 1882. He was the son of Dr. Charles H. Cargile and Fannie Sallie Sloan.

Jacob Livingston was born on 13 July 1780. He was the son of Robert LeRoy Livingston and Anna Maria Digges. Jacob Livingston married Catherine Adrianna De Peyster in 1809. Jacob Livingston died in 1865.

Eliza West Pearce was born on 26 March 1793 at Providence, Rhode Island. She was the daughter of Oliver Pearce and Mary Smith West. Eliza West Pearce married Dr. Benjamin Robinson, son of Col. Samuel Robinson III, on 23 February 1809 at Fayetteville, N.C. As of 23 February 1809,her married name was Mrs. Robinson. Eliza West Pearce died on 7 November 1869 at Fayetteville, N.C., at age 76. She was buried at Monticello, N.C.

     Child of Eliza West Pearce and Dr. Benjamin Robinson:

Dr. Benjamin West Robinson   b. 31 Mar 1811, d. 26 Feb 1885

Archibald Waddel Harris was born in 1843 at Fifeshire, Scotland. He married Mary Alexandra Easton in 1882 at Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Archibald Waddel Harris died on 19 September 1886 at Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He was buried at Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

     Child of Archibald Waddel Harris and Mary Alexandra Easton:

Barbara Louise Harris+   b. 23 Apr 1883, d. 10 Dec 1938

Mollie C. Sloan was born on 21 February 1880 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of James Sloan II and Mary F. Stewart. Mollie C. Sloan was buried on 16 January 1910 at Sloan Cemetery, Clark Co., Arkansas.

William Wright was born circa 1684 at Lancaster, VA. He was the son of John Wright Wright.

Anna Carolyn McKinney was born on 24 April 1809 at Lincoln Co., Kentucky. She married James Sloan I, son of William Alexander Sloan and Jane Stevenson, on 22 January 1829 at Lafayette Co. Arkansas. As of 22 January 1829,her married name was Mrs. Sloan. Anna Carolyn McKinney died on 13 September 1834 at Dobyville, Clark Co., Arkansas, at age 25. She In an email from Wanda Karnes Sloan received the following information: "Anna died in childbirth. She had a copy of the letter that James wrote to the McKinney family telling them of the death of Anna. It appears from another letter that the McKinney family took the baby and at least cared for her part of her life. I have copies of two other letters that James writes to the McKinney family and tells them he will visit his little daughter at Christmas. There is no tombstone for Anna, or through the years it has sunk or been lost. But I feel strongly she is buried at Sloan Cemetery. She could be the first person buried in the little cemetery.

     Children of Anna Carolyn McKinney and James Sloan I:

Ashley L. Sloan   b. c 1830, d. b 15 Sep 1860
Elizabeth Sloan   b. 27 May 1831, d. 16 Feb 1882
Eliza Caroline Sloan+   b. 23 Oct 1832, d. 24 Nov 1866
Mary Anna Sloan   b. 13 Sep 1834

Alice E Jamison was a witness He is listed as "one of the Justices assigned to keep the peace in Fairfield", in the assignment of appraisements for Samuel Duke Estate. With John A. Crumpton on 17 December 1840 at Fairfield County, SC. Alice E Jamison was born in 1852 at Fairfield County, SC. She was the daughter of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison and Georgiana Duke. Alice E Jamison appeared on the census of 20 August 1860 at Fairfield County, SC; She is found living with a family by the name of John Crumpton, dwelling 709, lines 11-21.1 She appeared on the census of 20 August 1860 in the household of John A. Crumpton at Richland County, SC; Name listed in 1860 Richland Co.Census Fairfield Co., SC - Page 82, P.O. Winnsboro- Dated 20 August, 1860 Dwelling # 709, lines 11 - 21 John Crumpton, 48, Planter Caroline ditto, 36 (F) Sarah A. ditto, 18, (F) Teacher Zac A. ditto, 16 (M) John A. ditto, 14 (M) Cynthia M. ditto, 12 (F) H.A. ditto, 9 (M) M.C. R. ditto, 8/12 (F) Alice E. Jamison, 8 (F) Amanda Lowery 14 (19??) (F) Maranda Hornsby 21, (F) Found in 1860 Fairfield County Census, SC, Page 82, Line 19, Living with a family by the name of "John Crumpton"- Planter. She is shown as age 8 years old.2 Alice E Jamison married Elias Hood circa 1867. As of circa 1867,her married name was Hood. Alice E Jamison married an unknown person. She appeared on the census of 4 August 1870 in the household of Elias Hood at 1870 Fairfield Co,SC Census, Fairfield County, SC; 1870 Fairfield County Census, Page152, Dwelling 258, lines 28-31.3 Alice E Jamison appeared on the census of 4 August 1870; 1870 Fairfiedl County Census, (Winnsboro P.O) page 29, dwelling 258, lines 28-31.4 She witnessed the will of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison on 10 June 1875 at Richland County, SC; Typed from - Fairfield County Wills- Book "W" - 1869-1904, Pages 103-106 Elias H. Jamison Will In the name of God Amen. I Elias Harrison Jamison of Fairfield County and State of South Carolina, being of sound and disposing mind and memory rendering thanks to God the giver of all good for the same, do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be my last Will and Testament in manner and form following: That is to say:- 1st I return to my maker the soul which has been entrusted to my care for the past three score years and more humbly thanking him for the many privileges and blessings which it has been my lot to enjoy. 2nd I desire that all my funeral expenses and just debts if any there be paid out of the first funds coming into the hands of my Executor here-in after named. 3rd I give desire and bequeath to my son William Harrison Jamison the tract of land whereon I have resided lately containing five acres more or less together with all the improvements hereon, household and kitchen furniture tools farming implements, stock of Hogs, Cattle, Poultry and soforth if anything be to him and heirs forever. 4th I give desire and bequeath to my said son William Harrison Jamison to him and his heirs forever Fifteen acres of land out of the tract of One Hundred acres more or less the said tract having been purchased my me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) and bounded on all sides by ---Hall the said Fifteen acres of land are to be laid off from what portion of the said One Hundred Acre tract which lies nexto adjacent to the lands given the said Wm. H. Jamison in the 3rd item of this will. 5th I give desire and bequeath to my daughter Alice Hood, during her natural life, and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres of land out of the One hundred acre tract mentioned above- Said Twenty-five acres to be laid off adjoining the Fifteen acres devised to Wm. H. Jamison in item 4th of this will. 6th I give desire and bequeath to my granddaughter Caroline Jamison of my deceased son Lowell Jamison Twenty-five acres of land out of the tracts of land purchased by me of Benj. Cloud Administration (from the Estate of David Montgomery) containing Sixty-nine acres more or less and bounded by (???) Hall, Morgan and Morgan (Inc??) said Twenty-five acres to be setaside in a body from any part of the tracts of Sixty-nine acres the same to be for her sole and separate use and (??) during life and then to the heirs of her body. 7th I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Agnes Eugenia Blanton wife of Stephen Taylor Blanton for and during the term of her natural life and then to the heirs of her body Forty-five acres the remaining portion of the tract of Sixty-nine acres mentioned in the preceding clause 6th of land being the same more or less. 8th Should my daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen the wife of John Dolen render to my Executors herein after named and bill for caring for me or for services rendered to me, then it is my will and desire that she take her distribution share of the rest and residue of my estate as mentioned in the item immediately below this (9th, but should no such bill be presented then I give and bequeath unto my said daughter Caron Elizabeth Dolen to her during life and then to the heirs of her body Twenty-five acres out of the One Hundred acre tract mentioned above in item 5 of this will. 9th I vive devise and bequeath to all my children share and share alike the child or children of deceased parents representing said deceased parents the rest and residue of my Estate of whatever it may consist to them and their heirs forever. 10th I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son William Harrison Jamison and Stephen Taylor Blanton my son-in law to be the Executors of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and annulling any and all will by me heretofore made declaring this to be my last Will and Testament. Signed: E.H. Jamison June 10, 1875 Executed by the Testator in our presence who in his presence and at his request have interchangeably set their hands hereto as witnesses to the due execution hereof: James J. Clark J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turllett Codicil I Elias Harrison Jamison do hereby make and declare this instrument of writing to be a codicil to the foregoing my last Will and Testament declaring the same to be a part and parcel of said last Will and Testament. 1. In as much as my Sons Columbus Jamison and Luther Banks Jamison have during the later years of my life treated me in a manor which plainly indicated that all love and natural affection due from Son to Father was at an end it is my will and desire and do hereby give desire and bequeath to my said son Columbus and Luther Banks Jamison the sum of One Dollar each to be paid to them by my Executors herein before named. Signed: June 10, 1875 E.H. Jamison Executed in the presence of by the Testator who in our presence and in the presence of each other have interchangeably set our hands as writing together his execution hereof this Testator having declared this instrument of writing on these two sheets of paper to be his last Will and Testament and a codicil to the same. James J. Clarke J. Carson Younger Wm. A. Turkett (??) The State of South Carolina County of Lexington By J.S. Gunigard Esq. Trial Justice in and for the County and State aforesaid. Personally appeared before me James J. Clark one of the subscribers being witness to the foregoing instrument of writing purporting to be the Last Will and Testament and a codicil hereto contained on this two annexed sheets of paper who made Oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that he saw Elias Harrison Jamison sign seal publish pronounce and declare the same to be his last Will and Testament and codicil hereto: That the said E.H. Jamison was then of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding to be the best of the deponents knowledge and belief and deponent together with James Carson Younger and William A. Turket signed their names thereto as (??) at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other………. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of July Anno Domino 1875 James J. Clarke J. Sanders Gingard Trail Justice Lexington County South Carolina Transcribed Will is shown as signed June 10, 1875 - Proved December, 1875, in Fairfield County, SC. (Also shows filed in Lexington County, SC on 5 July, 1875).5 Alice E Jamison died circa 1880.

     Children of Alice E Jamison and Elias Hood:

Adam Dunbar Hood   b. 26 Jun 1868, d. 14 Jun 1915
Adam Dunbar Hood   b. 26 Jun 1868, d. 14 Jun 1915
Agnes Eugenia Hood   b. c 1869, d. b 1960
Agnes Eugenia Hood   b. c 1869, d. b 1960
Lillie Viola (Hood) Cooper   b. 10 Sep 1878, d. 13 Feb 1960

Citations

1. [S140] 20 August 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address.
2. [S140] 20 August 1860 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1860 Fairfield County, SC- Winnsboro P.O., Dwelling# 709, Lines 11-21.
3. [S71] 1870 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1870 Fairfield Co., Township# 8, SC,Page 152, Dwelling 258, lines 28-31.
4. [S71] 1870 Federal Census, unknown repository address, 1870 Fairfiedl County Census, (Winnsboro P.O) page 29, dwelling 258, lines 28-31.
5. [S117] Will of Dr. E.H. Jamison - Fairfield Co.,SC.

Frances Ann Sloan was born on 28 December 1849 at Dobyville, Clark Co., Arkansas. She was the daughter of William Stevenson Sloan and Lenora Josephine Browning. Frances Ann Sloan married Thomas M. Holloway on 28 February 1864 at Clark Co., Arkansas. As of 28 February 1864,her married name was Mrs. Holloway. Frances Ann Sloan died on 26 June 1928 at Hattisburg, Forrest Co., Mississippi, at age 78.

Calvin Britain was born on 1 April 1771 at Raynham, Bristol County, MA. He was the son of Ebenezer Britton and Sarah Bullock. Calvin Britain married Mary Cole in 1796. Calvin Britain died on 8 December 1840 at St. Joseph, Berrien County, MI, at age 69. He was buried at St. Joseph Cemetery, MI.

     Child of Calvin Britain and Mary Cole:

Sarah Britain+   b. 17 Dec 1796, d. 6 Feb 1848

Herman Livingston was born on 2 August 1793 at Oak Hill, Columbia Co., NY. He was the son of Robert LeRoy Livingston and Anna Maria Digges. Herman Livingston married Sara Lawrence Hallet on 8 December 1821. Herman Livingston died on 9 May 1872 at age 78.

Elizabeth Sloan was born circa 1756. She was the daughter of Fergus Sloan and Ann Elizabeth Robinson.

Charity Smith was born on 8 January 1788 at Cumberland County, NC. She was the daughter of David Smith and Charity Whitfield. Charity Smith married Alexander Samuel Williams Sr., son of Issac Williams. Her married name was Mrs. Williams. Charity Smith died on 10 October 1843 at NC, at age 55.

     Children of Charity Smith and Alexander Samuel Williams Sr.:

Rev. David Williams+   b. 28 May 1807
Alexander S. Williams   b. 28 Oct 1810, d. 12 May 1875
Issac S. Williams   b. 1817
Rachael S. Williams   b. c 1819
Charrity E.S. Williams   b. 7 Dec 1820, d. 26 Aug 1872

Deacon Joseph Safford was born in 1705 at Ipswhich, MA. He married Ann Batten.

Fergus Sloan was born circa 1770. He was the son of Fergus Sloan and Ann Elizabeth Robinson.

Sarah Whitfield was born on 16 April 1749. She was the daughter of William Whitfield and Rachel Bryan. Sarah Whitfield died on 22 January 1780 at age 30.

Sarah Ann Carroll was born on 9 February 1822 at Ireland. She was the daughter of Henry Carroll (of Clynmalira) and Mary Bondieu Sterett. Sarah Ann Carroll died on 15 April 1845 at Baltimore, MD, at age 23.

Henry Jamison was born on 6 March 1794.1 He married Elizabeth Sutton on 7 May 1812.1 Henry Jamison married Susannah Fort on 19 December 1813.1 Henry Jamison died on 15 September 1822 at age 28.1

     Children of Henry Jamison and Susannah Fort:

Susanna Fort Jamison   b. 17 Dec 1814
Zachariah Tomlinson Jamison   b. 20 Sep 1816, d. 7 Jun 1821
Sarah Sophia Jamison   b. 4 Jul 1818
Robert William Jamison   b. 6 Mar 1820

Citations

1. [S44] Hill-Thomas-Jamison-Hunter Family Bible records, ca. 1792-1932 Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sandersville, Georgia.

Helen Tiny Sloan was born on 16 September 1895 at Arkansas. She was the daughter of James Sloan II and Margaret Lucinda Wood. Helen Tiny Sloan died on 5 June 1982 at age 86.

Stephen Taylor Blanton was born circa 1847 at Shelby, NC. He was the son of Thomas C Blanton. Stephen Taylor Blanton married Agnes Eugenia Jamison, daughter of Dr. Elias Harrison Jamison and Georgiana Duke, circa 1868 at Fairfield County; Marriage date estimated from 1880 Fairfield Census. Stephen Taylor Blanton bought land The State if South Carolina- Know all men by these present that we: Carson J. Wooten, Alice L. Hood, and Wm. H. Jamison of said county and Columbus A. Jamison and Martha (sic) Luther Jamison of Lexington County, and John Wooten, Section Master on the C.C.& A Railroad in the state aforesaid, And for the consideration of the sum of $150 secured to be paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by Stephen Taylor Blanton, section on the above Railroad on the Augusta end in Lexington County in the State aforesaid, have granted bargained sold and released and by these present do grant sell bargain sell and release unto the said S.T. Blanton an undivided interest in a certain plantation or tract of land, a part of the 102-1/2 acres known in the last Will and Testament of the late Dr. E. H. Jamison deceased, in the County of Fairfield, a plat of 76 acres resurveyed and divided by J.H. Taylor, surveyor on the 1st of March 1876, on the head waters of Twenty Five Mile Creek, and on Crags branch adjoining lands of the Hall estate, dated 4 April 1876. SIGNED: C.J. Wooten (LS), John Wooten Wooten (LS), W. H. Jamison (LS), A.L. Hood (X) (LS), C. A. Jamison (LS), M.L. Jamison (LS), Wit: J.H. Taylor, F. C. Wooten, M.J. Taylor. Proved by the oath of Jas H. Taylor 4 April 1876 before Moses E. Boozer, Trial Justice. Recorded 5 April 1876. From Fairfield County Deed Book "AE", Pages 277-278 (From SC Archives microfilm C316) on 5 April 1876 at Lexington County, SC.1 He appeared on the census of 1 June 1880 at Fairfield County; 1880 Fairfield Co., SC-Township #8, Page 177, Dwelling 82, lines 4-11 S.T. Blanton shown as age 33, Section RR Manager (?) A. E. (Agnes E-wife) age 33 J.E. (Daughter) age 12 C.E. (Son) age 11 T.E. (Son) age 9 J.C. (Son) age 7 Infant (Daughter) 2/12 J.A. Watts (Step-son) age 16.2 He died on 2 February 1899.

     Children of Stephen Taylor Blanton and Agnes Eugenia Jamison:

Oskar D. Blanton   b. 19 Dec 1864, d. 13 Jan 1876
Charley H. Blanton   b. 6 Apr 1869, d. 24 Sep 1880
Fannie E. Blanton   b. Mar 1880
Dot Estelle Blanton   b. Sep 1882
Luther Blanton   b. 16 Sep 1885, d. 11 Feb 1891

Citations

1. [S163] Fairfield Co. Deed Book- "AE": Pages 277-278 - C316.
2. [S141] 1 June 1880 unknown record type, unknown repository address, Township# 8, page 177.

William Elias Jamison was also known as W. E. Jamison. He was born on 18 June 1867 at Blythewood, Fairfield County, SC; Found in the Asbury Baptist Church Cemetery Records. He was the son of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison and Harriet C. Hood. William Elias Jamison appeared on the census of 1870; Age 3 in the 1870 Census- Fairfield County, SC-pp 4, lines 19-24. He appeared on the census of 5 August 1870 in the household of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison at 1870 Fairfield Co.,SC Census, Fairfield County, SC; Found William H. Jamison, with new wife, and two step-daughters - Series: M593 Roll: 1496 Page: 159.1 William Elias Jamison appeared on the census of 2 June 1880; Shown as Working on Farm in the 1880 Chester County, SC Census - (Page 2, Dwelling 17, Lines 31-37.) FHL Film# 1255229, Page 147B.2 He appeared on the census of 2 June 1880 in the household of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison at 1880 Fairfield County, SC Census - FHL Film# 1255229, Page 147B, Township 6, Fairfield County, SC; Name listed in same household in the 1880 Fairfield Co. Census.2 William Elias Jamison married Maggie O. Jamison circa 1892 at Blythewood, Richland, SC; Date of marriage derived from age of eldest child. (Olie - born 1893). William Elias Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison on 27 March 1902 at Fairfield County, SC; William H. Jamison to James T. Brown We, Wm H. Jamison, W. Elias Jamison, Fanny B. Glover- For the sum of $100 sell 15 acres to James T. Brown, Land lying in Fairfield County, on the wates of 25 Mile Creek, and Bounded as follows: on the south by James T. Brown, on the west by James T. Brown, on the east by Mrs. W.E. Hogan, on the north by Mrs. Agnes E. Blanton. Signed Fannie B. Glover, W.E. Jamison, W.H. Jamison- Renunciation of Dower- Maggie Jamison-wife of W.E. Jamison Fairfield Co. Deed Book "AU", page 201 (Film Roll C7702).3 William Elias Jamison witnessed the sale of the land of Pvt. William Harrison Jamison on 26 January 1904 at Fairfield County, SC; WILLIAM H. JAMISON TO W.W. CLOUD SIGNED: 26 JANUARY 1904 FOR THE SUM OF $8.00 DOLLARS SOLD TO W.W. CLOUD FOUR (4) ACRES MORE OR LESS, SAID LAND IS ON THE DRAIN WATERS OF 25 MILE CREEK, BOUND ON THE NORTH SOUTH AND EAST BY LANDS OF W.W. CLOUD ON THE WEST BY THE PUBLIC ROAD THAT LEADS FROM KILLINGS TO LEXINGTON… SAID TRACT OF LAND WAS WILLED TO Wm H. JAMISON AND HIS LAWFUL HEIRS, BY HIS FATHER, DOCTOR E.H. JAMISON, AND THE ABOVED NAMED Wm ELIAS JAMISON AND MRS FANNIE GLOVER ARE THE ONLY REMAINING HEIRS OF Wm H. JAMISON AND THEY RELINQUISH ALL THEIR RIGHTS….. SIGNED:      W.H. JAMISON            W.E. JAMISON          FANNIE GLOVER RENUNCIATION OF DOWER BY MAGGIE A. JAMISON-WIFE OF Wm ELIAS JAMISON DEED BOOK "AU" PAGE 333 FILM ROLL # C7702.4 William Elias Jamison Listed in obit newspaper, as a half-brother to William Prestom Broome, and living in Columbus, GA on 24 January 1916. He appeared on the census of 22 January 1920 at Ser# T625, Roll# 1702, Page 164, Caycee, Lexington County, SC.5 He died on 5 November 1930 at Blythewood, Richland, SC, at age 63.

     Child of William Elias Jamison:

Ollie Jamison   b. 30 Nov 1893, d. 8 Dec 1899

Citations

1. [S71] 1870 Federal Census, unknown repository address, Series: M593 Roll: 1496 Page: 159- Dwelling 25, lines 19-24.
2. [S115] 1880 Federal Census, unknown repository address, FHL#1255237-pg 1778, 1880 South Carolina Census - FHL Film# 1255229, Page 147B.
3. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AU", Page 201, Film Roll C7702.
4. [S185] Fairfield Co. Deed Book: Deed Book "AU", Page 333, Film Roll C7702.
5. [S303] Census, unknown repository address, Ser# T625, Roll# 1702, Page 164.

Agnes Mann was born circa 1779 at Of, Wake, Virginia. She was the daughter of John Mann and Elizabeth Davies.

Citations

1. [S45] Unknown subject Family History Library.

Fergus Sloan was born on 16 December 1787 at NC. He was the son of William Alexander Sloan and Jane Stevenson. Fergus Sloan married Rosanna Ruggles in 1815. Fergus Sloan died on 12 November 1849 at Caledonia, Washington Co., MO, at age 61.

Elizabeth Swan Toole was born in 1809 at North Carolina. She married Rev. David Williams, son of Alexander Samuel Williams Sr. and Charity Smith. Her married name was Mrs. Williams. Elizabeth Swan Toole died on 3 June 1850 at Cumberland, North Carolina.

     Child of Elizabeth Swan Toole and Rev. David Williams:

Dr. David Smith Williams+   b. Feb 1836

Henrietta Eleanor Brooke was born on 5 June 1820 at Morgans Creek, Kent Co.1 She was the daughter of James Brooke and Mary Anne Haskings Hill. Henrietta Eleanor Brooke married Capt. George Hayward Wilson on 13 June 1837.1 As of 13 June 1837,her married name was Mrs. Wilson. Henrietta Eleanor Brooke died on 17 April 1877 at Richmond, VA, at age 56. She was buried at Rock Hall, Kent Co., MD.1

Citations

1. [S20] Alice Norris Parran, Register of Maryland's Heraldic Families, pp.#45.

Louie A. Gallaway IV Gallaway was born on 14 June 1961. He was the son of Louie A. Gallaway III and Harriet Allen Laws.

Andrew Lester Cason was born on 7 July 1861 at Anson County, North Carolina. He was the son of Andrew Burton Cason and Harriett D. Timmons. Andrew Lester Cason married Sarah Ellen Hamilton on 12 December 1883 at Cleveland County, Arkansas. Andrew Lester Cason died on 21 April 1938 at Jefferson County, Arkansas, at age 76.

     Children of Andrew Lester Cason and Sarah Ellen Hamilton:

Madison Burton Cason+   b. 11 Oct 1884, d. 12 Oct 1956
Harriett Elizabeth Cason+   b. 1886, d. 1959
Joseph Hunter Cason   b. 26 May 1888
Sarah Delphina (Ina) Cason   b. 19 May 1891, d. 2 Jun 1966
Lester Raymond Cason   b. 22 Dec 1892

Jane Carroll was born on 2 April 1821. She was the daughter of Daniel Carroll of Duddington (III). Jane Carroll died in 1896.

Sarah Taney was born circa 1744. She was the daughter of Michael Taney III. Sarah Taney died before 1784.

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