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Originally posted by saj
I just realized by reading this thread that something I found a couple days ago ties into here.
Ruth Tapp..daughter of William Tapp and Rebecca Fowler…
Ruth Tapp married to Jones (Jonas)? Parker..son George Parker b 1-11-1824 Person Co NC.
Married Isabella Gooch Daughter of Willis Gooch and Rachel Cozart. Rachel daughter of Hubbard Cozart and Mary Howard. Mary daughter of Groves Howard and Hannah Allen. Another daughter of theirs, Sarah Howard married Samuel Hunt, son of John Hunt and Mourning (MNU) son of Ralph and Dina. (my direct line) Dina was Dina Anderson..born circa 1698 to ?????
More intertwining…:) 🙂 Saj
saj is this in reffernce to my hudsons or did i get this by mistake let me know thanks chris
Hi Chris!
How are you?
I think you may get the notification of posts like I do? I’m guessing. This last posting was just for intertwining, if that makes any sense. 🙂 🙂 Sue J
All this Collins activity……. thought I would bring back my Collins info. Read from the first post. This is a good intertwined thread
Boy, that is one twisted braid.
Have nothing particularly relevant to add. Bumpass is a familiar surname, though. They were our neighbors in Collinsville. ;~)
I have just met a new cousin when I showed her our John Lunsford cemetery. She gifted me with copies of the complete archived file of the Gabriel Jones intestate transactions. It is a treasuretrove of facts. Hundreds of pages of relationships, inventory, powers of atty, and other papers generated when Gabriel died without a will or heirs, therefore the Granville Court of Equity had to find the children and grandchildren of the siblings of Gabriel and disburse the proceeds of his estate sale to them all. Fascinating stuff.
chris hudson wrote: saj is this in reffernce to my hudsons or did i get this by mistake let me know thanks chris
Chris, looks as though we may also be cuzns. Way out there.
Bob
Here are some items in Gabriel’s household inventory. Does anybody know what any of these items would be and do in 1835?
1. demijohn
2. hackle
3. flap wheel
4. spider
point of interest…. ‘3 negros’ are listed in household inventory
A demijohn is a big jug. I guess half a “john”?
A hackle is used in processing flax. http://www.aca-dla.org/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/LMU&CISOPTR=48&REC=8
A spider is a cast iron frying pan with legs, for cooking in an open fire.
Never heard of a flap wheel. Wonder if it has something to do with spinning?
I love these old lists.
Looking at Jones because of Tanner lines.
Looks like Ambrose goes back to Robert the son of Richard? Richard born circa 1663 died in Brunswick co Va 1747. Indian trader. These Jones are mixed into this intertwining of the Thornton, Clack, etc. including the Tanner’s. Saj
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