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MRS. MARGUERITE ROBINSON, BOX 74, SMITHFLAT, CALIF.
ROBERTSON Want info. about a John Robertson who lived in Laurons Co. S.C. who had the following chn. Manoah (my ancestor) Wm. moved to Ala. and his tomb states he was born in Vn .. John, Barnet, and Tolliver who was a Baptist Minister. John had dtrs. who married Peter Hammond, John Atwood, Lewis Cargill, Wm. Owens, Wm. Hammond & 4 singlo dtrs. when he died in 1802 viz. Fonny, Polly, Peggy & hilly. Want infpr. on this John Robertson before he moved to S.C. It is thought that he lived in Va. or in some part of that state that later became part of North Carclinn. LA.
MR. HAMILTON M. ROBERTSON, 2515 VANCE AVE. ALEXA: DRIA,
JOHNSON or JOHNSTON- Martha Ann married Robt. E. Kenney in 1855 In Johnson, S. C. Want names of her parents. Am not sure it is spelled with F and Vensus of 1850 Edgefield Co. chowy 4 families spellod Johnson each with dou, harthe. Also 3 families of Kenney so cannot get either line clear.
MRS. H. N. REED, SR. R. 8 BOX 235 R, JACKSONVILLE 7. FLA.
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INTERESTED IN ANY INFORMATION concerning the parents of THO. AS MARTIN SR. and REBECCA WADE his wife of EDGEFIELD DIST. S.C. THOMAS MARTIN died in 1829.
JENNINGS- REYNOLDS
Want information concerning JOSEPH JENNINGS and his wife FRANCES ELIZABETE REYNOLDS. JOSZ. lived at PLUM BRANCH, S.C. Died there in 1842. Son of WILLIAM JENNINGS JR. And AGNESS DICKERS: of VIRGINIA.
MRS. GEORGE GAPNER, GRENADA, NI"
FOHLER - DUR3EC- MULFORD Would like to correspond with those having early CHARLESTON ?: SAN DOMINGO ancesters, KOHLER :: DURBEC. Also NULFORD originally Long Island, later New Jersey and Penne.
MRS. MARION M. THOMPSON 428 GREEN STREET PLACE GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA.
List of ADAMS RECORDS in my ABLE ville Book ..
ADAMS, " BENJ. 1826
William 1819
William 1833 William 1794
V/m. A. 1858
John 1827
John 1830
John 1858
James 1782
James 1781
James 1804
Lucinda 1834
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND IT'S PEOPLE
VOLUME NO. 6 7 OCTOBER 1952
By: Miss Pauline Young Box 129 Liberty, S. C .-
A MAGAZINE TO HELP PEOPLE IN TRACING UP THEIR FAMILY HISTORY.
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HARTSFIELD FL.ILY DATA
Compiled BY: JACK LADSON, JR. s.O. BOX526 LOUITRIC , GEORGIA
The progenitor of the FAKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA HARTSFIELD EL ITY in America was ANDREW FARTSFIELD. He was a Welshman, and born in Nales in the year 1700, Es was a Captain in the British Army berors coming to .merica, but after his arrival he became a loyal _atriot for the American cause. The maiden name of his wife is unknown, and he was twenty six years of age when he landed here in 1726.
Andrew Hartsfield owned one hundred and sixty acres of land in Now York City which today is known as some of the most valuable land in the entire world. Eis track embraced what is now the territory from seventy fifth street, up to, and including one hundred and twenty fourth street. Eis grandson, J.A.IS HARTSFIELD, leased this land to the city of New York for a period of ninety nine years, but never did live to witness or sec the great controversy which this land caused one hundred years later. An amazing story surrounds these truths, and a book could be written on the subject. Sad to say the family wis never able to regain the property after years of hard work and troubl: but quite a "stink" was raided by the late Judge Joseph T. Cowan of Dallas, Texas. Judge Cowan was a descendant of Andrew hartsfield on both sides of his family for one of his daughters of old Anirow furt- sfield wad a Cowan, and from this Cowan line ir. Cowan descends.
Andrew Hartsfield left New York in 1733 and moved to Philadelphia where he remained until 1752 when he took land in wako County, North Carolina. rio was a man of culture and education, and became an iafl- uonce in wako County, North Carolina. where he was promicatly icent- ified with the leading families of the county. No died in 1759 And lies buried in wake County, N.C. Es left the following children: (1) andrew Jr. (2) Richard, (3) Godfrey, (4) John, (5) Jacob, (6) hary , (7) zabocca, (8) Elizabeth, (9) Sarah.
Lrs. Virginia Carlton Duscan of Loultric, Georgia is a descendant of Andrew Hartsfield, and is dosirous of establishing the entire ?incare from Androw Hartsfield sr. on dowm, and she wishes to secure the Various namos of the wives of andrew Hartsfield's sons, as well as well as the names of the husbands of the daughters of andrew Farts- field. Somo work is now being done in New York, .hiladolphia, and some in North Carolina, Ars. Dugcan has a great mass of data . hich consists of old bible records, lottors, ote. relating to the farts- fields, and some of the data back fifty or sixty yhars. Those littors will bo typed in this paper lator on, and an attempt will bs .ads to contact some of the descendants of Andrew Hartsfield now living in all parts of the United states, and the aim will be to fully establish sh linoage and bring to light anything of interest regarding the descend ants.
irs. Duggans mother was before her marriage, 3lla Bell Morrison dau- Shtor of the late Captain John Morrison and his wife, Iola >:11 Morrison. Tho latter was the daughter of S musl Boll who was born in Fitt Count., N.C. ..... his wife bully Adelino hartsfield. vally was the
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daughter of Louis Hartsfield and his wife whose name was LOVIY BAR- field before her marriage, From the information in the various roc- ords referred to above, LOUIS HARTSFIELD was the son of JOHN ARTS- FIELD, and a grandson of ANDRE. HARTSFIELD, who was the progenitor of this family in america. The maiden name of the wife of JOHN PAR SFI ILD is not known, but a check of the records in philadelphia might revoal hor name.
Lottor /1 From W. T. Hartsfield To Mrs. Alla B. Toler Duted Cleburne, Texas Feb. 24th, 1905
My dear Cousin: (Pardon my familiarity )
Mr. Joseph T. Cowan of Dallas, Tozas told me of your whereabouts. I name is William Thomas Hrtsfiola. My father's namo was William Turner Hurtsfield, who was the son of Andrew Hartsfield, Sr. -
My grandfather was born and raised in North Carolina. In 1836 he moved to Alabama. He lived there until the year 1854 when. ho moved to Nacogcocks County, Toros, He had three sons that grew to manhood viz. Richard, Benjamin and Thomas.
My father died in the Southern amy in Sith County, Texas in the year 1862. H: left a widow and two small children, Tury Alice and William Thomas. My mother died in the year 1881 in Johnson County, this state. My sister Kury Alice married a Mr. J.H. St-sar, and at present is a resident of this county and state. Uncle Richard Herts- field was murdered by his own negroes in: Butlar County, Alabama in 1862. I :: f miliar with the details of the incident connected with Uncle Richard's Murder but it would require too much space in this letter to go into it. Ry loft a widow and two children, both girls. They 'are married and are residents of the State of Alube
Uncle Thoras married in Nacogdoches County, this state, about the year 1867, and died leaving a widow and two children viz. Mutterson and hury. Mutterson resides in Shelby Shelby County,, this state, and bury lives in the state of Louisana. The only child of grandfather's family now living is Lrs. D. L. Shipp of Timpson , Shelby County, Texas. She is seventy two years of age, and hale and hearty, From what I learned from hr. Cowan of your family history, we are doscen- dants of the same branch of the Hartsfield Family.
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I am forty three years of age, and at present hold the position of deputy County Clerk, in the Clerk's Office of Johnson County ; Texas. I am a native of Texas, and have never livod in any other state or county. hy grandfather's dcsendants are scattered from .labama to Lexico. Lany of them I have lost trace of. Itbould like very much to raccivo a lottar from you, would like to know how you trace the fam- ily history dom. I got my information relative to Louis Hartsfield's family principally from my aunt, Lrs. D.k., Shipp of Shelby County; this stats. Yours vory truly; V. T. Hartsfield Cleburne, Johnson County, Texas
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Lettar >2 Datod Dallas, Texas, Fab. 23rd, 1905
From: Josoph T. Cowan to irs. Ella B. Tolar of Brooklyn,
N.Y.
:y doar' Madam :
I have at last found your grandfather, Louis Hartsfield's family, or descendants, and will give you the songalogy. Androw Hartsfield Sr. · had nino children, named as follows : Andrew Jr., Jacob, John, Richard, Godfray, Rebecca, Mary, Sarah, and Elizabeth, You are a descendant of John, Louis Hartsfield Was a son of John. Throc of Louis Zartsfield's sono wont to Alabama viz. Richard, Thomas and Roubon .. Richard was killed by his nogroos (two boys and an old negro ) at Lontersy, Butler County, alabama in 1862. Your uncle Tom died in Locogdechce Co. Tazas and your Unclo Roubon diod at Tyler, Tozas Aug. 6th, 1862. You havo an aunt, irs. D. ... Shipp who lives at Timpson, Shelby County, Tozas. You also have two first cousins who live at Colburnc, Texas viz: William Thomas Hartsfield who is Deputy Clark, and irs.Mary Adelino Stager. I saw William T. hartsfield yesterday and he will write to you. I know your anxiety to find your relatives, and have at last boen successful in finding them for you. I expect to be in New York vory soon in connection with the hartsfield Claim, and will try and find .tins to call on you, as I find now from all goncalogiss I have of different ,branchos of the family that you aro a second cousin to zy doar mother, and a third cousin to myself. Hoping to hear from you soon, and with kind regards, I romain,
Your cousin, Josoph T: Cowan 141 Lanilla Strast Dallas, Texas .
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From Jacob A. Hartsfield of Wyatt, N.C. ( ko County ) To Lr. J.S. B.1] of Cambridgeport, Lass. Datod Nov. 6th, 1904. Ly dear Mr. Boll :
Your lottor of the 12th inst received and notad. In reply will say that Androw Hartsfield who cama. to wako County, N.C. about 1760 loft a track of land on Manhattan Island. An old grant in my possession for a track of land from the Earl of Granvills to Androw Hartsfield is datod 1761, and this land lios noar the City of Ralsigh. To had several sons among whom was JACOB, ny groat grandfather, Godfroy and James were brothers of Jacob. A.r. J. T. Cowan is a descendant of James Godfrey has descendants in and around Kinston probably your mother is of the samo family as hor homo was not far from hinston. It is said that Jamos was the one who loasod the land for his father to the City of New York in 1795. I.r. Cowan went to New York a few weeks ago and said. that he found some of the record books missing from the registers. Consquontly did not find record of the said loasc. I am sure the land Was left there by Andrew as I . avs hoard it all my life, but I fear the important papers to prove the claim have been lost or destroyed, and we will not be able to realize anything from it. Write to i.r. J.P. Hartsfield of Kinston, and perhaps ho can give you soms informat ion as he is a descendant of Godfrey. Give him the name of your Mother's Father and grandfather, and great grandfather if you know it.
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I will mention your business to my friends and hope you will get some orders by it.
Yours very truly, Jacob A. Hartsfield
. Lotter 74 From Delha Ann Hartsfield Liller Shipp to Lrs. John R. Tolar of Brooklyn, N.Y. Dated april 7th, 1905.
My dear Madan:
Your letter received and can't tell you my surprise to think that I should again hear from my sister's family, for I am sure you are my niece. This is the first information I have had of her since 1842. I was only four years old when my parents left for .N.C. but will prit you all I know of my parents and their families. My mother was LOVIE BARFIELD'and was married to Louis Ertsfield on or near Hookerton, Greene County, N.C. in the year 1827. Lother had five sisters: Sally Moore, Cloy Hill, Betty Tendle, S-matha Laster, and Winnie who died single, and one brother, James Barfield, also a half brother .and sister, Allen and Niccie Stansel ..
Mother had ten children, five girls and five boys. 'Their names were : Sally Adeline ( who was your mother, Richard K., Mias H., Benjamin T. Thomas A. Jefelony H., John C., and Dolpha Ann Hartsfield Miller Shipp the writer. Father had coly two brothers that I. have any know- Tedge of, Benjamin and David Hartsfield, who when last we heard of lived in Mississippi. Fathor moved from Johnson County, N.C. to Butler County, Ala. in 1836, and in 1854 came to Nacogdoches Co. Texas where he lived until his death in 1866 at the age of sixty seveni i.other died two years previous at the age of sixty two. I. am the only one of my father's family. Left alive, and am seventy thres years of age. I'm the mother of seven children, of, whom thros are living namely : Mrs. hiller Anderson of Bogard, R.S. Shipp and 3. I .. Shipp, all of this stato, Shelby County. Three of my brothers livod to be grown and married. Brother Richard was murdered by his slaves 10 Feb. 1862 leaving a wife and two children, Lary Alice and william T. Hartsfield. Ly sister, Jaffy was married to L. Southern in 1867 dying in 1886 leaving two sons and three daughters. I am the grand mother of ninetoon children and four groat grandchildren. I -m at present on a visit to my baby child who is thirty seven years of age. My home is with my daughter, irs. J. T. Board of Timpson, Texas.
I have written you briefly what I know of my parents and their fami- lies. I would be vory glad indcod to have you visit us in the near futuro, and would highly appreciate one of your pictures. Please answer scon and let na know all you can of your ancestors. Main. hoping to hear from you and to receive one of your pictures, for you have no idea how I Appreciated your letter, for I Had no hopo of ove: hearing from my sister or hor family again. Mon I rite again I will send you a sample of my needle work. I am sincerely,
Dolha Ann Hartsfield Millor Shipp Timpson, Texas Shelby County
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Letter 15 From Joseph T. Cowan to Irs. John'3. "Tolar, 7522 8th .... Brooklyn, N.Y.
: : doar Cousin and i ... dan : . Your ostoomed Isttor of the 10th inst at hand, and in reply will say from your lottor, I am satisfied we are related. Our ancestor, Abers: .:- rtsfield. came to this country from sales in 1726, and settled on Manhattan Island. his family originally came from the Eartz Mountains and the family nams was Ertsfelder, but was changed by an act of the legislaturo after ho had moved from Manhattan Island to Philadelphia. "- had a son, androw, also the following children; Jacob, i .- ry, kabr- scca, John, Godfrey, Sarah, Richard, lizabeth. I am a descendant of the second andrew, and my great grandfather's name was Janss, who was born in 1762 and wed his first wife in 1782, from which marriage there was sovon children. ; wod again in 1800, and from that carris(: there word two children. I find from the information you have given me that your grandfather, and ry great grandfather word brothers. T. c proporty in question was loased to the City of New York in 1795 for ninety nine years. ... have all of the proofs to substantiate our claim. hy mother whose name bofora hor marriage was wanda artsfield is still living and resides in Chattanooga, Tran. hy aunt, her sister irs. Elliott resides in this city, we are calling on all the heirs to contribute toward the fund necessary in pushing our claim, and as it interests- all alike, we think it only right that each one should help. I will be very happy to Lest you on my return to New York, and if you should ever come our way, my wife and myself would be dolich- ted to have you visit us. Hoping to hear from you soon, I am with kindest regards, .
Your cousin, Joseph'T, Cowan 141 s. : nilla Strest D :: llas, T-Fas
The records of Green County, N.C. were all destroyed, and also the wills for Fitt Cup_ty, K.C. If this had not been so much more infor- mation could have been gleaned from the court records. Louis " its- field and Lovey Berfield were married in Hoo arton, N.C. which is in Gocono County. S: lly at.sice, daughter oflouis and Lovy 3-rfiold Eurtsfield, wod S.vel B :: ll of Fitt County, N.C. and migrated to Conway, South Carolina where they lived until their deaths. Iolu Bull, the daughter of Sily _caline and Samuel Ball was born in C. ..- way, S.C. and came to Georgia with her husband, John Morrison, Md settled in Loultrie, Georgia. i.r. Morrison was one of the pioner settlers of this community. He was engaged in the haval Storos Sus- iness until his death. Fe was successful and highly osteotod ty those Who knew hin. Samuel Sell was the son of BA. J.LIN SELL and LiZZA TUCKER BELL of Litt County, North Carolina. Arst Duggan would like Very much to establish the parents of Banja. Nn Ball. Lydia Tucker was the daughter of Joshua Tucker of ritt County, i.c. hooly, arcon, and Joshua Tucker cump to .itt County, w.C, in the your 1701. they came from before that time is also a mystery, and work is now
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being dono to try and establish this fact.
John Morrison, husband of Iola Ball, was born in Columbus County, North Carolina. He was the son of Dr. Malcom Morrison who come to Columbus County, W.C. from Richmond County, w.C. as a young men to practico medicine. Dr. Laloom Morrison was the son of John Morrison of Richmond County, N. C. The wife of Er. halcom Morrison was melissa Baldwin who likewise came from Columbus County, N.C. The Baldwins appear to have boor in North Carolina rocerls for many years prior to Lalissa's antry. The Morrisons wore scotch, and seem to have come to this country just before the outbreak of the Revolution.
Coorgia D .... R. Family Records & Biblo Records Vol. 1-8 117
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Archives & Eistory Department of Goorgia Biblo owned by Claude Stevens, Carlton, Madison Co. Androw mar. Sarch. ....?
Hartsfield,
Jacob --- -
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Mary-
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Rebecca .... b. 11/14/1741
Coäfrey -- b. 2/5/1743
AndroW ---- bb. 7/24/1945
Jamos 1762
richard --- b. 2/17/1748
Louis 1799
Bonj. & David
Hartsfield, Richard b 2/17/1748 mor. Annie Templo. Childrens
Konry - -- b. 12/30/1772
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Lary- -- b. 2/17/1774
John ---- b. 9/3/1731
John -. - b. 3/2/1775
Sarah- b. 10/20/17
Becky- b. 8/15/1780
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Jacob- b. 1/15/1782
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b. 12/30/1786
"James-
b. 7/16/1790
Andrew -b. 4/26/1794
Easkoy -0. 6/13/1797
william- b. 1/ 15/1799
Henry .. 3. 12/50/1772 mar. Mary (rolly) Olive
children Orrie --- b. 4/6/1801
Botsy b. 8/4/1815
washington b, 1/ 36/1803
Jackson -== b. 6/22/1815
Gr 3G1 .... - b. 3/13/1607
Henry -. b. 3/11/1817
Barry b. 1/15/1807
rolly- b.1/28/1621
b. 4/9/1309
Bi. day. b. 3/1/1311
Hondrights from April 1794 to 1810 -- Hortafield. Riober, solf and 4 eliva,
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help the above & who sont this in try your bost to do. This Lag. is to help oach othor. EDITOR.
Joseph Habersham Vol. 111 p. 112 Reprint .Lund Lottery 1827 by Houston
Ectsfield, Richard living in Ogla Co. drow in Loc -- Rov.Sol. p/ 74. Last drow in Luscg. Co.
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CALHOUN FAMILY by MAS, LAURA MENTZEL 4434 COLSTON BLVD. LAWNDALE? CALIF.
The emigrant ancestor of the Calhoun family was dames Calhoun who was born in Ireland, County Antrim, Ulster about 1682. He carried there Catherine ----- and had the following children: James, Ezekiel, . William and Patrick Calhoun. They came to Po. in 1723 and lived for time in the Scotch- Irish settlement on the Susquehanna River. In 1748 or before they moved to Staunton, Augusta Co. Virginia, where they took up lands on Reed Creek. James Calhoun probably died in Pennsylvania as there is no further mention of him. On 25 Larch 1746 a tract of 535 acres of land on Reed Creek was surveyed for filli.m. Calhoun. Order of Council to take up 1, 000, 000 acres. On 5 March 1749 a tract of 129 acres was surveyed for James on Reed. Creck.
In 1756 James, 3sekiel, William and Patrick Calhoun and their sister kary Noble (widow of John Noble) and their mother, irs. C_thi arino Calhoun, removed to South Carolina, arriving according to a letter written to John C. Calhoun a son of Patrick in February 1756. They settled on Long Cane Creek, prince william Farish, Granville County, where they took up lands.
On 18 July 1756 four hundred acres of land was surveyed for ill- iam Calhoun, and on 7 Nov. 1756, two hundred acres of land was surve- yed for ratrick Calhoun, 11 July 1758 three hundred fifty acres of land was surveyed for Szakiel Calhoun; Il august 1758 three hundred fifty acres of land was surveyed for James Calhoun.
William' Calhoun married in Augusta Co. Virginia, Agnes Long on 12 Oct. 1749 and had the following children: JOSEPH CALHOUN b. 22 oct. 1750 Staunton, augusta Co. Va. ciod 14 .tr. 1817 married 1. Catharine Calhoun. C. Lartha hosoley. Served in House and senats of U.S. succeoded by his cousin John C. Callbun ( son of ratrick) .
CATHERINE CALHOUN b. 4 Feb. 1753 killed in Indian Massacro of Long Cane Creek 1 Fob. 1760.
ANNE CALACUN b. 18 Lay 1755 was tokon by Indians and held in captivity for 14 years m. 12 Oct. 1784 Isa.c Latthews. Died 19 Doc. 1830.
Mary Calhoun b. 1. Nov. 1757 carried off .by Indians, Iproba: 1> died in Captivity.
Patrick Calhoun b. 18 Feb, 1760 killed by Indians 26 Juna 1776 while serving as onsign in Copt. : cCallo's expedition into Cherokee County.
Rachol Calhoun b. 19 Sept. 1762 Long Cano Crack Dist. C.C. . diod 3 Sout. 1844 n. fotrick ferris a Col. : " the Rev. . Har.
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Esther Calhoun b. 30 Sopt. 1765 Long Cano Cr. Dist. S.C. m. m. Lov ;. Williom Calhoun b. o apr. 1768 Long Cons Cr. Dist, S.C. m. Rebecca Tannyhill. Ezekiel Calhoun b. 87 Nov. 1770 Long Cane Cr. Dist. S.C. married Frances Hamilton.
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Agnes Calhoun be 29 Aug. 1773 Long Cano Cr. Dist. S.C, m, Gon. Hutto :. Alexander b. 21 Doc. 1775 Long Cano Cr. Dist. S.C. m. Kitty Johnson,
In Fob. 1760 while the people of the Long Cano Settlement were removing to Augusta they were attacked by the Indians and many of them killed, scalpod, and carried away into captivity. . Catherine Calhoun was killed, and a number of the young children of William, and Agnos Long as givon abovo.
In the year 1732 there omigrated to AMorica from Courty Antrim, Ulstor, Ircland, ALICE CALHOUN ( sistor to omigrant Jamos Calhoun abovo). She was married to ROBERT ARLSTRONG b 1700 County Antrim, Ulster, Ireland. They wont first to fa, lator to Va., and in 1765 movod to Abbeville Dist, S. C. Robort dicd there in 1775. The following children:
JOHN ARISTRONG b. 1729 Co, Antrim, Ulstor, Ireland m. Robert Armstrong b. 1731 Co, Antrim, Ulstor, Ireland m. Margaret Cunningham. Served as Liut. Ist S.C. Regiment. d. 1796: Moved to Washington Co. Tonn. Had'a family of savon children.
Benjamin Armstrong b. 1735Cariisto, Pa. i.
Jamos Armstrong b. 1755 Carlisle, Pa. m. Stuart.
hate Armstrong b. 1737 Carlisle , ra. m
Hanna Armstrong b. 1739 Carlisle, Pa. m. i.r. Summers. (Dau. ) Armstrong b. 1741 Carlisle, Pa.m. Jamos Donaldson. Alioo Calhoun Armstrong b: 1743 Carlisle, ra. m .... Lr. Houston.
NOTE: In my book on Abbovillo it contains 38 different Calhoun records. The oldest 1782, Buying the book of just tho Calhoun records is well worth the $12, 50 , If you have any family records at all sond them in and maybe you can get in contact with a lot people who are interested in the samo record you are. Also the queries are free to my subscr- Ibors but for quicker results uso the want add column at 5g a word. -
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