Joseph ANDERSON, son of John ANDERSON and Sarah WILSON. Born ± 1754 at Pasquotank MM, NC, died Apr 16, 1793 at Perquimans Co., NC Source: Author: Title: William Wade Hinshaw Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy 6 vols Publication: Baltimore, MD.: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1994 extracted from Broderbund Software's Family Archive CD92 Genealogical Records: The Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, 1750-1930 ________________________________________________________________________ 1790 United States Federal Census > North Carolina > Perquimans > Joseph Anderson 1 White Male over seventeen 3 White Males Under seventeen 5 White Females 1 Slave _____________________________________________________________________ Will Proven 1793 Perquimans Co., NC Joseph Anderson sons Benjamin John William Isaac Married Aug 02, 1775 at Suttons Creek,MM, Perquimans Co., NC (17 years married) to: Mary ALBERTSON, daughter of William ALBERTSON and Sarah PRITCHARD. Born Apr 05, 1760 at Suttons Creek, PerquimansCo., NC , died Aug 31, 1808 at Perquimans Co., NC, 1st marriage to: Joseph ANDERSON, 2nd marriage to: Levi MUNDEN Four of Mary and John's children died before the age of 10 years. Mary Albertson Born: 5 Apr 1760 Suttons Creek, Perquimans, North Carolina, USA Died: 31 Aug 1808 [city], Perquimans, North Carolina, USA __________________________________________________________________ Mary lost Her husband and 4 children within 5 years, possibly yellow fever or malaria. Children: 1. William Henry ANDERSONBorn Mar 07, 1790 at Perquimans Co., NC , died 1860 Mar, at Battle Creek, Marion Co., TN Marriage: MM Perquimans Co., NC November 07, 1812 William Anderson, Peggy Patton _____________________________________________________________________ The Gene Pool: JTR's Colorful Family History Originally what is now Tenn started out as part of Va Colony. 1790 United States Territory South of the Ohio River formed, Wm. Blount appointed Governor. Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~genepool/franklin.htm _______________________________________________________________________ "The Lost State of Franklin" Petition of the Inhabitants of the Western Country http://members.tripod.com/tracers/franklin.htm ____________________________________________________________________ "I don't remember who the author of "The Lost State of Franklin". We have it here in our public Lib. I'll try to remember to call the library tomorrow & get the author & copyright date. Most of these books were published in the 1930-50's. I will try to be brief. Originally what is now Tenn started out as part of Va Colony. When N.C. was formed Va Colony became N.C. Because of it being so isolated, the settlers found it difficult to keep in touch with N.C. and did their own thing. Thats where the "overmountain men" came from. After the Rev. War. N.C. tried to give this land back to the Fed. Govt, but they didn't want them either so in 1784 the people of Watauga decided to form their own state. It existed for 4 years and in 1788 became a part of Tennessee. It consisted mainly of Washington, Greene, Sullivan & Hawkins I think. These are the old boundary lines not the present. Washington Co, the biggest, was also part of Va. & N.C. so in looking at records, you have to look in those states also. ________________________________________________________________________ 1836 Marion County Tax List 10th district (Firey Gizzard): Catherine Anderson, Thomas Asher, Samuel Anderson Sr., Peter Anderson, Peter Anderson Jr., William Anderson, Alfred Anderson, Samuel Anderson Jr., Simon Bible, John Bible Jr., George Bible, Philip Bible, James Bryson, Jefferson Barber, Christopher Bible, John Bible Jr., William Champion, James Caughran, Moses Caughran, Willis Champion, Charles Christian, Joseph Denny, David Goins, William George, Hincha Gilliam, William Garnet, Joseph Gilliam, John Gowan, Samuel Gilliam, Joseph Graham, George Graham, Conrad Hulvey, Henry Hulvey, James Halby Sr., John Heath, John Hargis Jr., Abraham Hargis, John Hargis Esq., Abner Hargis, Nancy Hargis, William Hays, Enoch Harecastle, ___ Hill, Samuel Harris, Evan Jones, Jimmy Johnson, James Klepper, Noble Ladd, Ferel Ladd, Nathan Lemon, Constantine Ladd, Samuel Lemons, Amos Ladd, James McCowin, James G McCowin, John McGriff, Jonathan McMurray, John Morgan, McMurry & Rice, William McMurry, William McCoy, John McCoy, John Nunley, Thomas Pack, Johnston Pack, Moses Pack, Joseph Pack, Tagre? Roberts, Benjamin Rawlings, Lewis Rawlings, William Robertson, Robert Read, Ezekial Sole, Daniel Senter, Lorenzo Spiegle, Hulap Spiegle, Phillip Spiegle, Israel Spiegle, James Sims, John Tate, John Tatum, Benjamin Trussell, Asher Trussell, Benjamin Talbot, Moses Thompson, Osmon Thompson, Alexander Tucker, Richard Watt, John Warren, John Wooten, Aaron Wilson, Caleb Wilson, and Joseph Williams. State of Tennessee - Marion County - I David S Shelton clerk of the County Court in and for the county aforesaid hereby certify that the foregoing contains a fair and correct statement of the tax lists as returned to my office by the Revenue Commissioners of said county for the present year and which are now on record in my office. Given under my hand at office in Jasper this 1st day of September 1836. Davis S Shelton Clerk ________________________________________________________________________ CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: TN COUNTY: Marion DIVISION: Tenth District REEL NO: M432-889 PAGE NO: 421B 38 618 618 Anderson William 60 M Farmer 1790 1,000 VA 39 618 618 Anderson Margarett 60 F Bpt 1790 NC 40 618 618 Anderson Samuel 29 M Farmer 1821 TN 618 618 Anderson Frances 26 1824 TN Dau in law 1 618 618 Anderson Elizabeth 25 F 1825 TN 41 618 618 Anderson James 24 M Farmer 1826 TN 2 618 618 Anderson Mary 23 F 1827 TN 3 618 618 Anderson Rachell 21 F 1829 TN 4 618 618 Anderson John N. 17 M Farmer 1833 TN 5 618 618 Anderson Margarett 15 F 1835 TN REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 14th day of October 1850 by J. A. Hargis _______________________________________________________________________ I have found several different states listed as birth state. KY, TN, VA and NC. William was born in the colonies before Tennesse and Kentucky were made states. North Carolina owned her Western Lands beyond the Great Smoky Mountains. She ceded her rights to her Western Lands in 1790, and in the same year, the United States Congress created the Territory of the US South of the River Ohio, or as it was more commonly know, the Southwest Territory. In 1796, those lands became the State of Tennessee. The influx of settlers started as a trickle. At the end of the Revolutionary War, the spigot opened and more settlers poured in, mostly from southwest Virginia. While North Carolina owned the land, it was the Virginians who first settled in any numbers. ______________________________________________________________________ 1850 Census states Birth place VA U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules states KY _______________________________________________________________________ There is no record when William Anderson came to TN. William came to TN with his brother Samuel. In 1814 William recieved a grant for seventy five acres of land, so no doubt he was living here. William was a farmer and his property or realestate was listed for $1000.00 which at that time was great. All their children were born in Tennessee. He was born in 1790 and died in 1860. Source: Virginia A. McConnell of South Pittsburg, TN Note: The first records I have found in TN, was 1830 Sumner Co., TN. He lived in Davidson Co., TN in 1813 where his first 2 sons were born. _______________________________________________________________________ U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index Surname: William Anderson Year: 1860 County: Marion Co. State: TN Age: 69 Gender: M (Male) Month of Death: Mar State of Birth: KY ID MRT197_6395 Occupation: NONE LISTED Cause of Death: DROPSY 2. Samuel L. ANDERSONBorn Mar 1779 at Suttons Creek, Pasquimans Co., NC , died 1865 at TN , 85 or 86 years 1840 United States Federal Census Name: Samul Anderson Township: Not Stated County: Marion State: Tennessee Number of persons in household: 1 male 60 and 1 male 20 ____________________________________________________________________ 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Samuel Anderson Age: 70 Estimated birth year: abt 1780 Birth Place: North Carolina Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 10, Marion, Tennessee 18 621 621 Anderson Samuel 70 M Farmer 1,100 NC Farmer: 1100.00 No Family Listed. ______________________________________________________________________ Samuel Anderson was listed in the 1850 Slave Owner Index. 4. Sarah ANDERSONBorn Jun 18, 1778 at Parquimans, Parquimans Co., NC , died 1839 at Parquimans, Parquimans Co., NC , 60 or 61 years Sarah was disowned by the Quakers for unspecified reasons in 1824. Sources: Author: Title: Raymond A. Winslow Jr. The Family of Benjamin and Vashti Lamb Publication: Hertford, NC July 31, 1975 5. Abigail ANDERSONBorn Dec 04, 1780 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC , died Nov 05, 1818 at Pasquotank Co., NC 6. Miriam ANDERSONBorn Apr 04, 1785 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC , died Oct 08, 1792 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC 7. John ANDERSONBorn Aug 29, 1787 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC, died 5 , Nov at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC , 9 years Died at age 9 years 8. Elizabeth ANDERSONBorn 1791 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC , died Jul 30, 1792 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC , 0 or 1 years 9. Isaac ANDERSONBorn Apr 01, 1792 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC, died Jan 23, 1797 at Suttons Creek, Perquimans Co., NC |