1-Thomas Nash, son
of Thomas Nash and Unknown, was born about 1753 in North Carolina,
died after 1850 in Natchitoches Parish, La., and was buried in Rapides Parish,
LA.
General Notes: There is a
Nash Cemetery in Kisatchi, near Leesville, and an Allen Cemetery northwest of
Simpson, Luisiana, both in Vernon Parish. Thomas may be buried in the Allen
Cemetery. There are one or teo markers, but there are many buried in unmarked
graves. Thomas homesteaded there. From notes of Jack Hadnot of Leesville, La.,
1980.
Just found this in my Little, Lee notes Deeds are Anson or Pitt County this is
probably Anson
Sam Ashe
Jacob Little
NC Grant 1335; 10 July 1797
30 Shillings for every 100 A paid. On head of Goard Vine beginning at red oak...
Thomas Ash enumerated along with
Widow Perkins
Listed in the Ms Territory Secret Milia
The Spanish Government did not completely trust the ""Foriegn
Immigrants"". That is to say colonizers they invited in.
In 1788 Gov. Miro asked cammander Grand-Pre to form a Militia
of four companies of Natchez Militia without letting the Natches Inhabits
to know.
It was not until later they had an open Active Militia.
I think this was for Justin. That is justin case the need arose
they had an organized militia.
The Militia was known and listed as the "Milicias Urbana de Natchez"
which could be the Town Militia of Natchez, however when commander de
Grand-Pre forwarded the lists he described the militia as made up
of """the most notable and well-to-do (de los mas notables y
acomodos) men of "Natchez.""" So the aurthor of the book
suggests that what Grand-Pre was using was a second meaning of urbanas,
""in this case meaning "well-bred," or "good blood.""
I think that is the best way to describe them that is to say "of good blood".
Alex
Research Notes: "Thomas
Nash son of Thomas Nash and Emily Slater, a native of
the State of Mississippi, with Sally Drake daughter of John Drake
and _________________, a native of Louisiana...."
This Thomas Nash/ Ash was enumerated in 1808 Jefferson Co.,
Mississippi as Thamas Nash with a wife and young daughter.
Then in 1830 he wa
1830 United States Federal Census 1830 United States Federal Census
Name: Thomas Ash
Township: Natchez
County: Adams
State: Mississippi
Number of persons in household: { Just himself}
Alex
Source Citation: Year: 1830; Census Place: Natchez, Adams, Mississippi;
Roll: 70; Page: 4.
Thomas Nash/Ash
Gowen Foundation Choctow, Miss.
Ennumerated
1790 Opelousas Parish, La.
Tomas Ash
Free White Males 16 and over
Free White Males under 16 years
Free White Females
All other free persons
slaves
open
open
open
open
open
Chowan County North Carolina is located on the eastern shore of North Carolina
and on the Albermarle Sound. The county was created in 1670 from Albermarle
Precinct. The real estate records have been preserved in the North Carolina
State Archives on microfilm. The original records are located in the Chowan
County Court House. The records are in poor condition due to damage of fire and
flood conditions. The index book edges show the extent of the damage and are
difficult to read. The index records contain the Transaction, Grantee, and
Grantor names, year, book, and page location of transactions executed in the
county. This database is the "Chowan County Cross Index to Deeds-Grantees
1695-1878, Vol. B" which was taken from microfilm. Approximately 21,000 entries
are contained in this database. The index points to the transactions recorded in
the county. It is useful in retrieving the details of the recorded transaction.
Gray, Timothy, comp. Chowan County, North Carolina Cross Index to Deeds -
Grantees 1696-1878 Vol B. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002.
Original data: North Carolina State Archives. Chowan County, North Carolina
Cross Index to Deeds - Grantees 1696-1878 Vol B. State Archives, Raleigh, North
Carolina, 1696-1878.
Thomas Nash, Rubin Gibson, David Mulkey, Gideon Gibson,
Isaac Johnson, William Collins, Hezekiah Williams, Benjamin Drake,
Robert Campbell, Squire Boone, and Joseph Miller were all part of "Carlos
de Grand-Pre's"
"Secret Militia of 1788."
Guest: Mark Allen Nash
Date-Time: Friday, February 23, 2007 at 15:42:34 (CST)
My Expected Results were (from prior knowledge): english, native american,
irish, german, cherokee indian
My Actual DNA Tribes Analysis Results - Native Match Strong/Strongest and
Respective MLIs were: metzitlan city, mexico 8.9 basque (basque county, spain)
6.4 pakistan 4.2 spain 4.1 portugal 3.7 toscana, italy 3.4 strathclyde,
scottland 3.2 tamil (india) 3.1 northern portugal 2.9 veneto, italy 2.6
andalusia, spain 2.6 turkey 2.4 piemonte, italy 2.4 austria 2.4 kurdish (north
iraq) 2.1 italy 2.1 lombardia, italy 1.9 marmara, turkey 1.9 bavaria, germany
1.9 italy 1.9
My Actual DNA Tribes Analysis Results - Global Match Strong/Strongest and
Respective MLIs were: rio negro, argentina 15.4 hispanic 14.6 mexico 14.5
hispanic (U.S.A.) 14.1 costa rica 12.0 hispanic 10.1 el salvador 9.9 metztitlan
city, mexico 8.9 bogota, columbia 8.1 caucasian (U.S.A.) 7.1 valley of mexico
6.8 mendoza, argentina 6.6 basque (basque country, spain) 6.4 santa fe, argentia
6.2 mestizo (ecuador) 6.2 chubut, argentina 5.9 central mexico 5.2 hispanic
(U.S.A.) 5.1
My Actual DNA Tribes Analysis Results - World Region Match Strong/Strongest and
Respective MLIs were: mestizo 6.29 central amerindian 4.73 northwest european
2.35 mediterranean 2.24 india 2.08 asia minor 1.97 north african 1.76 eastern
european 0.89 japanese 0.53 northeast amerindian 0.49 arabian 0.48 finno-ugrian
0.36 mongolian 0.36 north india 0.17 india tribal 0.10 athabaskan 0.04 southeast
asian 0.03 salish 0.03 chinese 0.03 malay archipelago 0.03 tibetan 0.02
polynesian 0.01 amazonian 0.01
DNATribes Version Number: DNA Tribes Personal Genetic Analysis
Date DNATribes Test/Analysis was Ordered: 02-13-07
Comments: i am trying to find out how much cherokee indian or whatever type of
indian i have and how much. there is cherokee indian in our family tree. my
autosomal STR Profile is. amel x y d3s1358 15 20 tho1 6 6 d21s11 31 32.2 d18s51
14 17 d5s818 11 11 d13s317 12 13 d7s820 10 11 d16s539 11 12 csf1po 12 12 vwa 14
15 d8s1179 10 13 tpox 8 11 fga 21 24
Noted events in his life were:
1810 Census: ENUMERATED 7 PERSONS NO AGES 1820 Census: Natchitoches Parish, La.. Enumerated as THomas Ash living next door to Andrew Burgefs, Gibson Johnson, John Gardner, Wertly Sibley and a questionable Stephen ??maybe Goin and Jean Laferret? Lafiette'? 1826 Census: Enumerated seven persons no ages listed. 1850 Cesus: Thomas Wash, Natchitoches Parish, La.. ennumerated 97 and Anna 77
Thomas married Emily Sarah Slater, daughter of Hugh Rae Slater and Nancy Jane Wise, in 1780 in Mississippi. Emily was born about 1765 in Mississippi. They had eight children: Mary "Polly," Mary Elizabeth "Polly," William, Thomas, Martha Patsy, Keziah, Fannie, and Valentine.
2-Mary "Polly" Nash
was born on 6 Jun 1781 in Mississippi, died on 14 Sep 1855 at age 74, and was
buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Mary married James Groves about 1810 in Natchitoches Parish, La. James was born on 22 Mar 1780 in North Carolina, died on 12 Jul 1856 at age 76, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had four children: Linson P., James Jr., Nancy, and Emily "Millie".
Noted events in his life were:
War Of 1812: Recipiant of the Broze Star
3-Linson P. Groves
was born on 22 Aug 1850, died on 4 Sep 1920 at age 70, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Linson married Lettie M. Johnson. Lettie was born on 26 Jul 1854, died on 4 Apr 1934 at age 79, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had four children: Arthur Lee, Nannie, James Pinkney, and John C..
4-Arthur Lee Groves was
born on 12 Feb 1888, died on 5 May 1940 at age 52, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-Nannie Groves was
born on 20 Feb 1872, died 26 Jum 1948, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery,
Vernon Parish, La..
4-James Pinkney Groves
was born on 1 Jan 1875, died on 5 May 1940 at age 65, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
James married Mary C. Sweat, daughter of Leonard Covington Sweat Jr. and Mary C. Groves. Mary was born on 24 Oct 1876, died on 16 Feb 1898 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 21, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
James next married Anna Weeks. Anna was born on 2 Oct 1881 and died on 13 Sep 1968 at age 86.
4-John C. Groves was
born on 16 Apr 1882, died on 9 Sep 1968 at age 86, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
3-James Jr. Groves
was born on 25 Apr 1810, died on 25 Dec 1885 at age 75, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
General Notes: Pvt. Co. K 6th Regt. La. Cav CSA
James married Nancy Perkins, daughter of Unknown and Nancy Perkins. Nancy was born on 7 Oct 1820, died on 6 Aug 1902 at age 81, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had six children: Mary C., Lucinda "Lou," Sarah Massina, William Penn, Emma C., and Henry Pink.
4-Mary C. Groves was
born on 21 Sep 1840, died on 24 Dec 1902 at age 62, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Mary married Leonard Covington Sweat Jr., son of Leonard Covington Sweat and Elizabeth Burgess. Leonard was born on 10 Dec 1835 in Pitkin, Vernon Parish, Louisiana, died on 18 Dec 1931 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 96, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had ten children: James Henry "Bud," Emma, Lee, Laura V., William Penn, Nancy Elizabeth, Almarinda E., Mary C., Annette, and Andrew J..
5-James Henry "Bud"
Sweat was born about 1860 in Natchitoches Parish, La..
James married Ella Wales. Ella was born on 25 Aug 1859. They had one daughter: Gracie Berton.
6-Gracie Berton Sweat
was born about 1869 in Natchitoches Parish, La..
5-Emma Sweat was
born on 11 Feb 1861, died on 1 Feb 1876 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 14, and was
buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
General Notes: Dbl Stone with sister Almarinda Sweat.
5-Lee Sweat was born
on 2 Apr 1864, died on 10 Mar 1910 at age 45, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Lee married P. Caroline "Dollie" Hall. P. was born on 24 Nov 1871, died on 15 Jul 1959 at age 87, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had six children: Willie Jackson, Ida, Henry, Andrew Jackson, James W., and Sam H..
6-Willie Jackson Sweat
was born on 23 May 1895, died on 23 May 1928 at age 33, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
6-Ida Sweat was born
on 1 Mar 1901, died on 29 Mar 1987 at age 86, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Ida married Houston Townley. Houston was born on 16 Jun 1900, died on 25 Oct 1962 at age 62, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had three children: Henry, Jackie Jackson, and Tilley Gertrude.
7-Henry Townley was
born on 31 Oct 1905, died in Nov 1968 at age 63, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
7-Jackie Jackson Townley
was born on 25 Jun 1924 and died on 15 Mar 1987 in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon
Parish, La. at age 62.
7-Tilley Gertrude
Townley was born on 1 Jun 1920, died on 15 Mar 1987 at age 66, and was
buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
6-Henry Sweat was
born on 31 Oct 1905, died on 29 Nov 1968 at age 63, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
6-Andrew Jackson Sweat
was born on 28 Mar 1908, died on 15 Mar 1987 at age 78, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Andrew married Hazel Wiley. Hazel was born on 16 Jan 1914, died on 27 Jul 1976 at age 62, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had one daughter: Helen "Doris".
7-Helen "Doris" Sweat
was born on 7 Dec 1937, died on 7 Feb 1977 at age 39, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
6-James W. Sweat was
born on 31 Aug 1892, died on 19 Aug 1896 at age 3, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
6-Sam H. Sweat was
born on 14 Jun 1897, died on 3 Nov 1964 at age 67, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Laura V. Sweat was
born on 22 Jul 1866, died on 15 Mar 1888 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 21, and
was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-William Penn Sweat
was born on 25 Dec 1869, died on 13 Nov 1956 at age 86, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
William married Alma Chester. Alma was born on 30 Dec 1873, died on 16 Mar 1965 at age 91, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Nancy Elizabeth Sweat
was born on 21 Feb 1872, died on 23 Apr 1943 at age 71, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Nancy married Charles Steven Wise, son of William Wise and Corrine Hunt. Charles was born on 26 Aug 1878, died on 27 Nov 1940 at age 62, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Almarinda E. Sweat
was born on 29 Mar 1874, died on 19 Jan 1875 in Vernon Parish, La., and was
buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
General Notes: Dbl stone with sister Emma Sweat.
5-Mary C. Sweat was
born on 24 Oct 1876, died on 16 Feb 1898 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 21, and
was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Mary married James Pinkney Groves, son of Linson P. Groves and Lettie M. Johnson. James was born on 1 Jan 1875, died on 5 May 1940 at age 65, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Annette Sweat was
born on 8 Jan 1878, died on 8 Feb 1902 in Vernon Parish, La. at age 24, and was
buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Annette married A.B. Slatten.
5-Andrew J. Sweat
was born on 28 Mar 1883, died on 20 Feb 1888 at age 4, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-Lucinda "Lou" Groves
was born on 25 Aug 1844, died on 27 Oct 1895 at age 51, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Lucinda married James T. Hagan, son of Benjamin Hagan and Unknown. James was born on 28 Dec 1848, died on 2 Jan 1929 at age 80, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had two children: William Penn and Infant.
5-William Penn Hagan
was born on 22 Nov 1871, died on 15 Aug 1933 at age 61, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
William married Lula Johnson, daughter of Stuart Johnson and Unknown. Lula was born on 8 Oct 1876, died on 5 Jul 1973 at age 96, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Infant Hagan was
born on 27 Feb 1884, died on 28 Feb 1884, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-Sarah Massina Groves
was born on 29 Apr 1846, died on 10 Feb 1905 at age 58, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Sarah married William Hamilton Weeks. William was born on 19 Jun 1851, died on 11 Jun 1923 at age 71, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had seven children: Charles Hamilton, John Lewey, Emma C., Ida, James B., Andrew A., and William Hamilton Jr..
5-Charles Hamilton Weeks
Sr. was born on 29 Jun 1878, died on 12 Mar 1933 at age 54, and was buried
in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
Charles married Olivia "Samantha" Boyd, daughter of Andrew J. Boyd and Elizabeth Jane Bunch. Olivia was born on 31 Jan 1876, died on 11 Jun 1954 at age 78, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La.. They had one son: Charles Hamilton.
6-Charles Hamilton Weeks
Jr. was born on 13 Jul 1922, died on 23 Aug 1974 at age 52, and was buried
in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
General Notes: Pvt. U. S. Army
Charles married Lucy Collins.
5-John Lewey Weeks
was born on 20 Nov 1887, died on 28 Jul 1888, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Emma C. Weeks was
born on 9 Feb 1877, died on 14 Jan 1962 at age 84, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Ida Weeks was born
on 3 Sep 1885, died on 4 Nov 1961 at age 76, and was buried in Glass Window
Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-James B. Weeks was
born on 26 Oct 1871, died on 4 Feb 1955 at age 83, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-Andrew A. Weeks
was born on 24 Jul 1874, died on 5 Sep 1948 at age 74, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
5-William Hamilton Jr.
Weeks was born on 7 Jul 1874, died on 2 Jan 1904 at age 29, and was buried
in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
William married Candace P. Owens. Candace was born on 10 Apr 1874, died on 8 Sep 1911 at age 37, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-William Penn Groves
was born on 18 Jan 1848, died on 18 May 1854 at age 6, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
William married Alma Chester. Alma was born on 30 Dec 1873, died on 16 Mar 1965 at age 91, and was buried in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-Emma C. Groves was
born on 17 May 1855, died on 2 Feb 1878 at age 22, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
4-Henry Pink Groves was
born on 28 Feb 1858, died on 2 Feb 1876 at age 17, and was buried in Glass
Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La..
3-Nancy Groves .
3-Emily "Millie" Groves
was born about 1805 in Louisiana.
Emily married James F Bass, son of John Bass and Delaney Taylor, on 26 Jan 1826 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. James was born on 5 Feb 1807 in Louisiana and died about 1855 in Calcasieu, Rapides Parish, La. about age 48. They had ten children: Jerimiah M, Josiah, Mary Ann "Polly," John Jackson, Amelia, James G, Emily, Laura Serena, Missouri, and Delany.
4-Jerimiah M Bass was
born on 10 Jun 1819 in Hineston, Rapides Parish, LA and died 18 Jun1869 in
Louisiana.
General Notes: BASS, Jeremiah
(Will and Inventory)
BASS, Jeremiah
page 51
JOSEPH HARRISON, MOSES BASS, PETER SMITH, & JOHN SAY, bond of six thousand
dollars, 5 July 1808. JOSEPH HARRISON & MOSES BASS, administrators for the
estate JEREMIAH BASS.
page 52 JOSEPH HARRISON and MOSES BASS, ordered to make an inventory of the
estate of JEREMIAH BASS who died intestate. 30 July 1808
page 52
SAMUEL LUSK, JOHN LUSK JUN., DAVID LONG, WASHINGTON SINGLETON & PHILLIP SEX
appointed to appraise the estate of JEREMIAH BASS. 5 July 1808
page 53: Inventory of JEREMIAH BASS estate
59 head of cattle, Negro men named: JIN, ABRAHAM, STEPHEN, Negro women named;
REACH, FANNY Negro girls named: POLLY, LARY, Negro boy named: JIM One Bay horse,
one Bay mare, One Rone mare, One Bay yearling, one Brown Mare, one spotted Sow,
one whipsaw, one broad ax, sundry articles containing of plows hoes and axes and
a number of other articles two tedious to mention, three guns, two feather beds,
pots over and other articles, saddle and bridle, two spinning wheels, household
furniture including a churn a table shelf and furniture, chairs loom and plow,
two pewter baysons and one part to one cart. one pair of mill and stones, one
note of sixty five dollars upon SAMUEL McCERRKY or Wm/MR? BARSTONE? payable upon
demand, and one note of Forty dollars upon JOHN SHELLY to be paid, seed cotton
at four dollars per hundred upon demand, errors excepted, $4,491 personally
appeared before me the undersigned one of the Justices of the peace in and for
the County aforesaid SAMUEL LUSK, WASHINGTON SINGLETON and John Lusk Jun; who
being duly sworn, saith that they have valued the property named in the above
inventory to be the best of their knowledge and judgment.
WASHINGTON SINGLETON, JOHN H. LUSK, SAMUEL LUSK.
Sworn to and subscribed the 23rd day of August 1808, THO'S BATCHELOR.
Wilkinson County, MS Territory, Inventory and Accounts,
Volume one. 1808-1816
Microfilm #0877094
Jerimiah married Elizabeth Mathilda Ventioner, daughter of Isaac Ventioner and Matilda Sweat. Elizabeth was born about 1819 and died in 1905 about age 86. They had nine children: Lewis Caston, Catherine Lucretia Kate, William James, Polly Ann, Eliza Jane, Marion Columbus, Margaret, Moses Jeremiah, and Alpha Emiline.
5-Lewis Caston Ventioner
.
5-Catherine Lucretia
Kate Bass was born on 26 Sep 1880.
5-William James Bass
was born on 6 Jul 1871 in Vernon Parish, La..
William married Ellen Jones on 7 Oct 1893. Ellen was born about 1875. They had four children: Alpha Emeline, Mary Jane, George W, and James Haywood.
6-Alpha Emeline Bass
was born on 3 Aug 1848 and died on 16 Sep 1878 at age 30.
6-Mary Jane Bass was
born in Sep 1895 and died in Jan 1981 at age 85.
Mary married Arnold Moody. Arnold was born about 1891 in Vernon Parish, La.. They had one son: Billie Joe.
7-Billie Joe Moody
was born about 1921.
6-George W Bass was
born on 28 Jun 1903 and died on 12 Mar 1906 at age 2.
6-James Haywood Bass
was born on 24 May 1910 in Natchitoches Parish, La. and died on 26 Dec 1915 at
age 5.
5-Polly Ann Bass was
born on 20 Jan 1873.
Polly married Henry C Gordy about 1889.
5-Eliza Jane Bass
was born on 2 Dec 1874.
5-Marion Columbus Bass
was born on 31 Aug 1876.
5-Margaret Bass was
born on 11 Dec 1878.
5-Moses Jeremiah Bass
was born on 2 Dec 1882.
5-Alpha Emiline Bass
was born on 3 Aug 1898.
Jerimiah next married Essie Emiline Smith on 12 Feb 1870.
4-Josiah Bass was born
in Apr 1827.
Josiah married Mary Elizabeth Nash, daughter of Thomas Nash and Sarah Celestine Drake. Mary was born about 1830 in Louisiana and died about 1893 in Glass Window Cemetery, Vernon Parish, La. about age 63.
4-Mary Ann "Polly" Bass
was born on 29 Feb 1828 and died on 16 Mar 1880 at age 52.
4-John Jackson Bass was
born on 17 Apr 1834 and died on 8 Jan 1906 at age 71.
4-Amelia Bass was born
on 5 May 1835 in Rapides Parish, LA and died on 16 Aug 1909 at age 74.
Amelia married William Burton Wales. William was born about 1830. They had ten children: Emma, Ella, William, Luther, Edith, Henry, Alice, Mary F, William Burton, and Mattie.
5-Emma Wales was
born about 1856.
5-Ella Wales was
born on 25 Aug 1859 in Rapides Parish, LA.
5-William Wales was
born about 1861.
5-Luther Wales was
born about 1862.
5-Edith Wales was
born about 1865.
5-Henry Wales was
born about 1869.
5-Alice Wales was
born on 1 Apr 1869.
5-Mary F Wales was
born on 6 Aug 1879.
5-William Burton Wales
was born on 9 Oct 1882.
5-Mattie Wales was
born about 1884.
4-James G Bass was born
on 6 May 1836 and died on 10 Mar 1911 in Cushing Cem., Nacagdoches Co., Texas at
age 74.
4-Emily Bass was born
about 1840.
4-Laura Serena Bass was
born on 19 Dec 1844 and died on 1 Oct 1917 at age 72.
4-Missouri Bass was
born about 1848 in Rapides Parish, LA, died on 15 Nov 1886 about age 38, and was
buried in Nash Cemetery, No. Zulch, Madison, TX..
Missouri married Stephen Nash, son of James Nash and Mary "Polly" Perkins, about 1866. Stephen was born in May 1836 in Rapides Parish, LA and died after 1910. They had eight children: Martha, Henderson, Georgianna, Walter, Mary Amanda "Manda," Tillie, Tennessee "Ten," and Calvin.
Noted events in his life were:
1870 US Fed Census: Madison
Co., Texas. Enumerated 30 yrs old born in Louisiana married to Missouri.
Military: Civil War, Co. D 1st La. Inf., 2 Aug 1861. Wounded and discharged 5
Dec 1861 in Virginia
1910 Federal Census: enumerated. Enumerated living with his sister Emily Allen
4-Delany Bass was born
about 1851.
2-Mary Elizabeth "Polly"
Nash was born on 6 Jun 1781.
Mary married John Gardner on 2 Jan 1815 in Natchitoches Parish, La. They had one son: Unknown.
Marriage Notes: Keziah and
Elizabeth Nash (half sisters) where married and Keziah's marriage was
legitimized on this date both are witnessed by James Groves and signed bond (x)
Thomas Nash.
3-Unknown Gardner .
2-William Nash was
born in 1782 and died in 1830 at age 48.
Research Notes: List of
Officers and Privates who volunteered in the Confederate State Service from
Wilkinson County, MS
Compiled by W. C. Miller, Woodville, MS. May 10, 1903
My information in compiling the following is derived mostly from records,
reports certified to, publications in old newspapers, and from members of the
several different companies. Some names may be omitted, but it is not the fault
of the undersigned, as great care and diligence has been used in making the
rolls as complete as possible.
W. C. Miller
CO. D. 21st MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT
JEFF DAVIS GUARDS
INFANTRY, [133 men]
Ash, William
William married Hannah Perkins, daughter of Nimrod Perkins and Bessy Laughing Waters. Hannah was born about 1811 in Louisiana and died after 1880 in Rapides Parish, LA. They had one son: William.
3-William Nash was
born about 1802 and died in Jan 1860 in Natchitoches Parish, La. about age 58.
Noted events in his life were:
He died on 1860 in Natchitoches Parish, La.. Enumerated on the 1860 mortality schedule, died of dropsy.
2-Thomas Nash was
born circa 1785 in Mississippi and died after 1830.
Thomas married Sarah Celestine Drake, daughter of John Aaron Drake and Rosalie Abcher, on 3 Jan 1829 in Louisiana. Sarah was born on 15 Nov 1809 in Louisiana. They had one daughter: Mary Elizabeth.
3-Mary Elizabeth Nash
was born about 1830 in Louisiana and died about 1893 in Glass Window Cemetery,
Vernon Parish, La. about age 63.
Mary married Josiah Bass, son of James F Bass and Emily "Millie" Groves. Josiah was born in Apr 1827.
2-Martha Patsy Nash
was born about 1787, died after 1830, and was buried near site of Old Mink Post
Office, Bayou Pierre, La..
Martha married James Dowden. They had six children: Lavinia Viney, James, Hugh, Thomas "Tom," Mary "Polly," and Alfred Michael.
3-Lavinia Viney Dowden
was born from about 1816 to 1819.
Lavinia married Shelton Powell.
3-James Dowden was
born about 1807 and died in 1873 about age 66.
James married Caroline Davis.
James next married Sarah Bradshaw.
3-Hugh Dowden was
born about 1809.
Hugh married Sarah Burgess.
3-Thomas "Tom" Dowden
was born about 1813 and died in 1865 about age 52.
Thomas married Nicie Moore.
3-Mary "Polly" Dowden
was born about 1815.
Mary married William Mc Cleland.
3-Alfred Michael Dowden
was born about 1824 and died in 1911 about age 87.
Alfred married Mary Powell.
2-Keziah Nash was
born about 1789 in Mississippi and died after 1815.
Keziah married Phillip Goins, son of Stephen Goins and Unknown, on 2 Jan 1815 in Natchitoches Parish, La. Phillip was born about 1792 in South Carolina. They had two children: Rebecca and Michael Leroy.
Marriage Notes: Keziah and
Elizabeth Nash (half sisters) where married and Keziah's marriage was
legitimized on this date both are witnessed by James Groves and signed bond (x)
Thomas Nash.
"Be it known that we, Phillip Goins and Keziah Nash have this day with these
presents in consideration of a marriage to be this day solemnized between us
mutually agreed contract with each other to acknowledge marriage our two
children Michael and Rebecca come before the same and they are hereby declared
and acknowledged by us as legitimate and entitled to all the rights to which
they would have been entitled if born subsequent to said marriage."
Phillip [X] Goins
January 2, 1815 Keziah [X] Nash
Attested: D. Case, James Bloodworth, James Groves"
Noted events in his life were:
He owned land deed in 1808 in Bayou Crocodile Bouef, Louisiana. 1810 Census: St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
3-Rebecca Goins was
born about 1811 in Nachitoges Parish, La..
3-Michael Leroy Goins
was born about 1808 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
Michael married Hardena Taylor, daughter of William H Taylor and Rebecca Nash, on 20 Mar 1849 in Newton Co., Texas. Hardena was born about 1819 in Louisiana. They had four children: Caroline, Martha, Mary Jane, and Caroline.
4-Caroline Goins was
born about 1851.
4-Martha Goins was born
about 1852.
4-Mary Jane Goins was
born about 1854.
4-Caroline Goins was
born about 1849 in Louisiana and died on 2 Feb 1906 in St. Landry Parish,
Louisiana about age 57.
Caroline married Rayborn A. Goins, son of Jeremiah Goins and Charity Sharophina Drake. Rayborn was born about 1829 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana and died on 7 Feb 1906 about age 77. They had 11 children: Amanda May, Missouri E, Thomas Leroy, William, Collin, Eli, Albert Raburn, Campbell Alexander, Martha Margaret, Maude Mary, and Dinkie.
5-Amanda May Goins .
5-Missouri E Goins .
Missouri married A Sims.
5-Thomas Leroy Goins
was born about 1863 and died about 1937 about age 74.
Thomas married Irene Sendejo.
5-William Goins was
born about 1866 and died about 1918 about age 52.
5-Collin Goins was
born about 1870 and died about 1944 about age 74.
Collin married Mary Elizabeth Askins. Mary was born about 1871 and died about 1950 about age 79. They had one son: Joe Collins.
6-Joe Collins Goins
was born about 1913.
5-Eli Goins was born
about 1875 and died about 1903 about age 28.
5-Albert Raburn Goins
was born about 1876 and died about 1959 about age 83.
Albert married Delaney Pullin. Delaney was born about 1855 and died about 1934 about age 79. They had one daughter: Olivia.
6-Olivia Goins was
born about 1898.
5-Campbell Alexander
Goins was born about 1879.
Campbell married Julia Etta Padilla, daughter of James Padilla and Martha Tatum. Julia was born about 1890 and died about 1986 about age 96. They had two children: James Rayborn and Pendleton Herbert.
6-James Rayborn Goins
was born about 1909 and died about 1984 about age 75.
6-Pendleton Herbert Goins
was born about 1913 and died about 1993 about age 80.
5-Martha Margaret Goins
was born about 1881 and died about 1900 about age 19.
5-Maude Mary Goins
was born about 1884.
Maude married Cecil Claude Askins. Cecil was born about 1899 and died about 1964 about age 65.
5-Dinkie Goins was
born about 1887 and died about 1912 about age 25.
Dinkie married Amos M King. Amos was born about 1888 and died about 1920 about age 32. They had one son: George Henry.
6-George Henry King
was born about 1910.
Michael next married.
2-Fannie Nash was
born about 1793 and died in 1830 about age 37.
Fannie married John Goins in 1830 in Natchitoches Parish, La. John was born in 1808 in Fairfield, South Carolina. They had two children: Margaret Ann and Mary S.
3-Margaret Ann Goins
was born about 1832 in Rapides Parish, LA.
3-Mary S Goins .
2-Valentine Nash was
born in 1796 in South Carolina.
Research Notes: MT SALUS
79.41 September 01, 1831
MT SALUS 79.41 September 01, 1831
MT SALUS 39.7 September 21, 1835
MT SALUS 39.71 September 28, 1835
COLUMBUS 39.7 February 27, 1841
NATCHITOCHES 159.8 April 01, 1843
NATCHITOCHES 41.58 October 01, 1852
NATCHITOCHES 40.05 October 01, 1852
NATCHITOCHES 200.81 April 01, 1859
NATCHITOCHES 41.58 June 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 41.58 June 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 40.21 June 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 39.88 June 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 40.21 October 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 82.5 October 01, 1860
NATCHITOCHES 80.25 April 06, 1861
Valentine married Mary Anderson. Mary was born about 1807 in South Carolina.
Thomas next married Anna
Goins about 1799 in Maybe North Carolina. Anna was born about 1773 in
Abbeyville, Virginia and died after 1850 in Rapides Parish, LA. They had five
children: Benjamin, Rebecca, Michael, Margaret "Peggy," and James.
2-Benjamin Nash was
born about 1800 in Louisiana, died on 25 Feb 1888 about age 88, and was buried
in Nash Cemetery, No. Zulch, Madison, TX..
Research Notes: Benjamin is
ennumerated as Benjamin Ash in 1790 Louisiana census
Ennumerated 1860 as Benjamin Ash
UNITED STATES
v.
'OLD SETTLERS.'
'OLD SETTLERS'
v.
UNITED STATES.
Nos. 1,031 and 1,032.
Supreme Court of the United States
April 3, 1893.
Appeals from the court of claims.
Petition by Bryan, Wilson, and Hendricks, under Act. Feb. 25, 1889, (25 St. at
Large, p. 694,) for themselves, and as commissioners of the 'Old Settlers,' or
'Western Cherokee,' Indians, to recover moneys alleged to be due from the United
States. A decree was given for petitioners. Both parties appeal. Modified and
affirmed.
Statement by Mr. Chief Justice FULLER:
The original petition was filed March 8, 1889, and the substituted petition,
January 23, 1890, and thereby the petitioners, Bryan, Wilson, and Hendricks,
purporting to act for themselves, and as the commissioners of the 'Old
Settlers,' or*428 'Western Cherokee,' Indians, represented that the latter are
that part of the Cherokee race of Indians which formerly composed the Western
Cherokee nation, and which subsequently became known as the 'Old Settlers,' and
that for the purpose of prosecuting their claims against the United States
government they had appointed Bryan, Wilson, and Hendricks as their
commissioners to represent and in their names and for their benefit to do and
perform any and all acts and things necessary and proper to be done by them in
the premises. That the suit was brought under the provisions of the act of
congress approved February 25, 1889, entitled 'An act to authorize the court of
claims to hear, determine, and render final judgment upon the claim of the Old
Settlers, or Western Cherokee Indians,' (25 St. p. 694,) and which is as
follows:
'Section 1. That the claim of that part of the Cherokee Indians known as the
'Old Settlers,' or 'Western Cherokees,' against the United States, which claim
was set forth in the report of the secretary of the interior to congress of
February third, eighteen hundred and eighty-three, (said report being made under
act of congress of August seventh, eighteen hundred and eighty-two,) and
contained in executive document number sixty of the second session of the
forty-seventh congress, be, and the same hereby is, referred to the court of
claims for adjudication; and jurisdiction is hereby conferred on said court to
try said cause, and to determine what sum or sums of money, if any, are justly
due from the United States to said Indians, arising from or growing out of
treaty stipulations and acts of congress relating thereto, after deducting all
payments heretofore actually made to said Indians by the United States, either
in money or property; and, after deducting all offsets, counterclaims, and
deductions of any and every kind and character which should be allowed to the
United States under any valid provision or provisions in said treaties and laws
contained, or to which the United States may be otherwise entitled, and after
fully considering and determining whether or not the said Indians have
heretofore adjusted and settled their said claim with the United States, it
being the intention of *429 this act to allow the said court of claims
unrestricted latitude in adjusting and determining the said claim, so that the
rights, legal and equitable, both of the United States and of said Indians, may
be fully considered and determined; and to try and determine all questions that
may arise in such cause on behalf of either party thereto, and render final
judgment thereon; and the attorney general is hereby directed to appear in
behalf of the government; and, if said court shall decide against the United
States, the attorney general shall, within sixty days from the rendition of
judgment, appeal the cause to the supreme court of the United States; and from
any judgment that may be rendered the said Indians may also appeal to said
supreme court: provided, that the appeal of said Indians shall be taken within
sixty days after the rendition of said judgment, and said court shall give such
cause precedence: provided, further, that nothing in this act shall be accepted
or construed as a confession that the government of the United States is
indebted to said Indians.
'Sec. 2. That said action shall be commenced by a petition stating the facts on
which said Indians claim to recover, and the amount of their claim; and said
petition may be verified by the authorized agent or attorney of said Indians as
to the existence of such facts, and no other statement need be contained in said
petition or verification.'
And it was thereupon averred that under the provisions of certain treaties, made
and entered into in 1817 and 1819, the Western Cherokees, or Old Settlers, sold,
ceded, and relinquished, and there was conveyed to the United States, all their
right, title, and interest in and to all the lands belonging to them situated in
the states east of the Mississippi, and in consideration thereof the United
States sold them certain lands, situated in what is now the state of Arkansas.
That, in consideration of the subsequent sale and cession of the lands in
Arkansas to the United States, and in further consideration of the removal of
the Western nation of Cherokees from the state of Arkansas, under the provisions
of the treaties of May 6, 1828, and February 14, 1833, between the Western
Cherokee nation and the United States, the latter bargained, sold, ceded,
relinquished *430 and conveyed, solely and exclusively to the Western Cherokee
nation, subsequently known as the 'Old Settlers,' all the lands situated in the
now Indian Territory, and described in the treaties of 1828 and 1833, and
solemnly guarantied the lands to them forever. That while in the peaceable and
undisputed possession and enjoyment of the tract of land, in the now Indian
Territory, the United States, under the color of a pretended treaty with the
Eastern Cherokee nation in 1835, made and entered into without the knowledge or
consent of the Western Cherokee nation, and to which it was not a party, and
from the provisions of which it was prevented from protecting itself by force
and fraud on the part of the United States, granted to the Eastern Cherokees the
same lands that were sold and conveyed to the Western Cherokee nation, without
the consent and against the wishes and in fraud and violation of the rights of
the latter, and removed the Eastern Cherokees, against their will and by force
of arms, from their homes east of the Mississippi, and located them upon the
lands belonging to the Western Cherokees, thus depriving them of the sole use,
right to, and interest in the lands as guarantied by treaty, and reserving to
them only an interest in proportion to their numbers, they being but one third
of the whole Cherokee people. That from that time, and continually thereafter,
the Western Cherokees protested against and resisted this invasion of their
rights, until in 1846, when, acting under duress of life, liberty, and property,
advantage being also taken by the United States of the fiduciary relations
existing towards the Western Cherokees, and also of the condition of extreme
impoverishment, destitution, and want to which the Western Cherokees had been
reduced by the United States, they were forced to make and enter into an
agreement with the United States, fraudulent in character, by the terms of which
the consideration they were to receive was grossly inadequate to compensate them
for their right to and interest in the lands, of which they had been unjustly
deprived by the United States, and for the property destroyed and lost to them
through the wrongful acts of the United States, and its default to comply with
its treaty obligations It was further alleged that the land so *431 bargained,
sold, relinquished, and conveyed to the Western Cherokees by the treaties of
1828 and 1833 contained in all 13,610,795.34 acres, and that the Western nation
of Cherokees formed but one third of the whole Cherokee race, the Eastern nation
forming the other two thirds; and that the amount of land owned by the Western
nation, which was appropriated by the United States and granted to the Eastern
nation of Cherokees, under the provisions of the treaty of 1835, was the same
part of the whole body of land as was the Eastern nation of the whole body of
the Cherokee people; and that, therefore, the United States took from the
Western Cherokees, and deprived them of the sole use, right, title, and interest
in and to two thirds of 13,610,795.34 acres, amounting to the sum of
9,073,863.56 acres, and converted the same to the public use and benefit; the
land being worth at the time it was so taken and converted the sum of
$5,671,164.72 1/2.
Petitioners further alleged that after the Eastern Cherokees had been forcibly
removed into the country of the Western Cherokees through the wrongful acts of
the United States, and because of its failure to protect the Western Cherokees
according to treaty stipulations, property of great value was lost to them to
wit, of the value of $30,000; and, further, that the only payments made to the
Western Cherokees since the appropriation of their lands and the destruction of
their property were the sum of $532,896.90, appropriated by act of congress of
September 30, 1850, (9 St. 556;) a one-third interest in the sum of $500,000,
given by the United States to the whole Cherokee people in common, by the treaty
of 1835; and a one-third interest in 800,000 acres of land sold in common to the
Cherokee people by the United States in the treaty of 1835, which was made
exclusively with the Eastern Cherokee nation, for the sum of $500,000, at which
valuation the Western Cherokees have been and still are held charged by the
government for their one-third share.
It was further alleged that under the provisions of the treaty of 1846 the sum
of $5,600,000, which had been provided by the treaty of 1835, and a
supplementary treaty thereto of 1836, was adopted and taken by the United States
*432 as a basis of settlement of the claims of the Western Cherokees against the
United States, from which amount certain sums were to be first deducted, and of
the residuum thus obtained the Western Cherokees were to be paid one third,
according to their numerical proportion to the whole people, and that the
charges to be made against the said 'treaty fund' were to be limited to 'proper'
and legitimate charges, 'excluding all extravagant and improper expenditures.'
That the only legitimate charges against the treaty fund are among those
enumerated in the fifteenth article of the treaty of 1835, as provided in the
treaty of 1846, which proper charges were as follows, to wit: The amount
invested as a general national fund, $500,000; the amount expended for 800,000
acres of land $500,000; the amount expended for improvements, $1,540,572.27; the
amount expended for ferries, $159,572.12; the amount expended for spoliations,
$264,894.09; and that the $600,000 forming a part of the treaty fund was
provided by article 3 of the supplemental treaty of 1836, for, among other
things, the removal of the Eastern Cherokees. That out of this fund there were
removed in number 2,495. That of this number 295 were chattels, to wit, slaves.
That for the removal of personal property there was no provision made by the
treaty; and that, therefore, the only proper expenditure for removal was for
2,200 Eastern Cherokees, at $20 each, according to the terms of article 4 of the
treaty of 1846, amounting to $44,000.
It was also charged that by the fourth article of the treaty of 1828 there were
3,343.41 acres reserved by the United States, which the latter agreed to dispose
of and to apply the proceeds thereof to the sole interest and benefit of the
Western Cherokees, together with the value of certain agency improvements on the
lands, and that the United States have failed and neglected to do so, and are
therefore liable for the full value of the lands and agency improvements; in
all, the sum of $9,179.16 1/4.
It was further averred that, according to the foregoing itemized statement under
article 4 of the treaty of 1846, their account with the United States should be
stated as follows:
Quaty Murphy, Jackson Mankiller, Andrew McPhearson, Ezekiel McLaughlin, Estate
of Sam’l Martin, Elijah Moore, Billy Murphy, Fincher Monroe, Charles Moore,
Matthew Moore, Sam;l Mays and wife, James V McNair, Brice Martin, Mrs. Ellen
Martin, Lucy Martin, Standing Man, Sally M Miller, wife of Andrew Miller, Nico
Jack, Nanney, sister of Charles Moore, B B Nicholson, George Owen Sr, Oo wo he
see or Drop, Oo la na sto squr, Moses Otterlifter, Oo ta le tah, Oo u su tah,
Young Puppy, Pigeon on the tree, Pheasant, Pot, Peter A Spaniard on Vian Creek,
Francis Padget, Ta le sky Pipe, James C Price, David Reese, Mrs Ellen Reese,
widow of Charles Reese, William Russell, Walter, Ridge, James Rogers and mother,
Hillard Rogers, Estate of Jno Ratliff, Stephen Ray, Estate of Joseph Rogers,
Estate of Wm S Rogers, Lovely Rogers, Robin Squirrel, Joseph Studevant, Sun ne
con u, Heirs of James Stone, Ellis S Starr, Estate of James Starr, Estate of
Ezekiel Starr, Lewis Scraper, Nick Scraper, Ned Scraper, Elijah Sour John, Bird
Skip, Jno Sidney, John Saunders, Judge Henry Smith, David Saunders, John
Seabolt, James Starr Jr, Wm Starr, Sam;l Starr, Creek Starr, Katharine Starr,
wife of Tom Starr, Geo H Starr, Polly Starr, Joseph Starr, Estate of Archilla
Smith, Deet N Spring(crossed out), Heirs of Millboy, Jo Swimmers heirs, Wm
Sloan, David Sconti, Thomas Suaga, Wilson Suaga, Caleb Starr and wife Lucinda,
Washington Starr, Matthew Thompson, J Martin Thompson, Jetur L Thompson, Johnson
Thompson, Twister, Tah la se ney, James V Taylor, George Taylor, Tiana, William
turner, Tree Frog, Runaway Tuff, B F Thompson, Estate of Ketchum, Margaret
Triplett, Ta ka to ah, Almirah Taylor, Charles Vickerry, James Vann, James Ward,
George Ward, Deer in Water, Jack Woodward, John W West, William Wicked, John
Williams, Mrs John Ward widow of John Ward, Heirs of David Watie, W ate yo hey
heirs of, John Wayne, John A Watie, Wrinklesides, Stand Watie,R B Woodward,
Edward Welch, George West, estate of, Ellis West, Estate of Jacob West,
Elizabeth Ware, Elizabeth Webber, Joseph Beck, Drowning Bear, Too se oo la tah,
numbers 253 thru 310 are blank with the work rejected written in the space,
Lewis Griffin, Aky, widow of Young turkey, Laugh at the Mush, Te to key a sky.
For a total of $43,516.00, deduct amt paid Stand Watie on acct. of his claim no
242 $500.00, office of Indian Affairs, October 7, 1847
MF number 574, special files of the office of Indian Affairs 1807-1904, National
Archives
“A treaty which was signed on August 6, 1846, in Washington, decreed that the
lands in the Cherokee Nation were for the use and occupancy of all the
Cherokees; provided for the adjudication of all……….and promised to reimburse the
Nation for sums unfairly deducted by the United States government from the
$5,000,000 owed to the Cherokees in payment for Eastern lands, and, to smooth
the ruffled feathers of members of the Treaty party, the Treaty of 1846
stipulated that members of the latter party were to receive $115,000 for all
their losses, including the $5,000 to be paid to each of the heirs of the Ridges
and Boudinot.”
Then a list of 252 names (with one crossed out, Beet N Spring) and a few empty
spaces with sums of money after their names ranging from a couple of thousand to
a few dollars.
I am entering names but not the sums: Rachel Adair, Sabrina Arther, Andrew and
Alsy Adair, Calvin S Adair, Johnson Alberty, Moses Alberty, G W Adair, David
Borlan, Heirs of Rosa Baldridge, George Bearmeat, James Berry, Samuel Ballard
Wiley Butler, Jack Ballard, Ellis Benge, Buzzard, David Bell, John A Bell, Sabra
Buffington, Aggy Butler, Arch Ballard, Widow William Borlan, Wilson Cordery, A B
Cunningham, Joseph Clark, Harry Colston, John Countryman, Tin cup, William
Crittendon, D H Creason, Cah he na he, or Spring Frog, Ca u ka, Aggy Childers,
Stephen Carroll, James Chambers, Jno Caldwell, William Childers, Joseph
Crittendon, George Candy, Cule ska wie, William Conner, Andrew Cordery, J A Cox,
Arch Downing, Mary Downing, William Dennils, Duck, John Duncan Sr, Doct Davis,
Mary Duncan, widow of Jack, Moses Fields, Black Fox, Moses Black Fox, Frank
Faulkner, Jno Fish, Estate of Exekiel Field, John Forlen, Estate of John Field
John Mc Field, W Foy, Charles Griffin, James Gunter, Ann Garrett, George Gann,
Walter A Goss, William Griffin, Tiana Guess, Heirs of Huckleberry, George
Hughes, John Hammer, wife of Jno Hammer, John Hogg, John and William Harnage,
Horse Fly, Nelson R Harlin, Handle, Heirs of Jack Hawkins, Thomas Horn, Sally
Huss, Sally Hughs, Jane Huss, John Huss, James A Humphrey, E S Harlin, Philip
Inlo, Isaac, Jailor, Benjamin Johnson, John Justice, July, Kil la ne ka, Woman
Killer, Knight Killer, David Night Killer, Adam Long Knife, Ca u ka to hee,
Moses Ca u ka to hee, George D Kinny, James Landrum Junr, Charles Landrum, James
Landrum Sr, James Langley, John Love, David Landrum, Hiram T Landrum, B F
Landrum William Lasley J M Lynch, N B McNair, Danl M” Coy, Avery Miller, Heirs
of Ground Mole, Polly Miller, John Martin, Warren Miller, Alfred Miller, Jesse
Mayfield Lewis Miller J W Mayfield and BENJAMIN NASH. (receiving $30) He is
number 129. If interested I will type the other names in.
And following is “Abstract of claims for damages allowed by the Committee of The
Treaty party of Cherokees under the 6th article of the Treaty of 6th August
1846, in addition to others allowed in report of 19th February, 1847.”
Names and amout awarded and amout to be paid pro-rata.
Benjamin is number 24 on this list receiving $85.41.
Noted events in his life were:
Military: Civil War. Pvt.
Co. I, cons. cres. Regt. La. Inf. En. July 4, 1862, Alexandria, La.
Roll of Prisoners of War , Paroled Alexandraia, La. June 9, 1865, Res. Rapides
Parish, La. 1830 Census: Natchitoches Parish, La.. 1840 Census: Rapides Parish,
LA. 1850 Cesus: Rapides Parish, LA. 1860 US Census: Alexandria, Rapides Parish,
LA. Benjamin Ash (55) Enumerated with wife Hannah (49), children; Reason (21),
Benjamin (15), Nancy(15), Calvin(10) all born in La.. 1870 US Fed Census:
Enumerated as Mulattoe. 1880 Federal Census: living with son Calvin Nash &
family, 25 Jun 1880, Madison Co., Texas. W M 80 At Home La NC SC
Benjamin married Hannah Perkins, daughter of Nimrod Perkins and Bessy Laughing Waters. Hannah was born about 1811 in Louisiana and died after 1880 in Rapides Parish, LA. They had seven children: Joseph, Isaac, Deliha, Reason, Benjamin, Nancy, and Calvin.
3-Joseph Nash was
born about 1834 in Rapides Parish, LA.
Noted events in his life were:
1860 US Census: Rapides Parish, LA. Enumerated with wife Hetty 25, Franklin 11, William 9 , Mary 5.
Joseph married Hetty Unknown. They had three children: Franklin, William, and Mary.
4-Franklin Nash .
4-William Nash .
4-Mary Nash .
3-Isaac Nash was
born about 1835 and died about 1867 about age 32.
Isaac married Mary Howard. They had five children: Butler, Wm. Reeves, Geo. Washington, Pinkey, and Cordelia E..
4-Butler Nash .
4-Wm. Reeves Nash .
4-Geo. Washington Nash
.
4-Pinkey Nash .
4-Cordelia E. Nash .
3-Deliha Nash was
born about 1838 in Louisiana.
Research Notes: 1880
Polk, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255323
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Delila GAYENS Self Female W 47 LA Keeping House LA LA
Breckenridge GAYENS Son S Male W 21 LA Farm Laborer LA LA
Mitchell GAYENS Son S Male W 20 LA Farm Laborer LA LA
Fulton GAYENS Son S Male W 17 LA Farm Laborer LA LA
James GAYENS Son S Male W 14 LA Farm Laborer LA LA
Richard GAYENS Son S Male W 10 LA LA LA
Bray GAYENS Son S Male W 6 LA LA LA
Mary GAYENS DauL D Female W 22 TX LA LA
Dallas GAYENS Son S Male W 1 TX LA LA
Noted events in her life were:
1880 Federal Census: Polk Co., TX. Enumerated as widow.
Deliha married William Thomas Goins, son of Stephen Breckenridge Goyens and Adeline Sampson. William was born in 1830 in Atascosita District, TX. and died in 1880 at age 50. They had eight children: William Collins, William Lawrence, William Breakenridge, William Mitchel, William Fulton, William James, William Richard, and William Bray.
Noted events in his life were:
US Census: 1860, Louisiana,
Rapides, Alexandria. THis family ennmerated pg. 162 spelling is GOYENS 1870 US
Fed Census: Calcasieu, Rapides Parish, La.. Enumerated age 48 yrs of age born in
Louisiana and wife Delsia (Deliha) 42 years born Louisiana
All boy children, no girls all named William and middle intial
4-William Collins Goins
was born on 1 Jan 1850 in Louisiana, died on 9 May 1935 at age 85, and was
buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX..
Research Notes: 1880 Polk Co., Texas Census
Noted events in his life were:
US Census: 1880, Polk Co., TX.. US Census: 1910, Trinity Co., TX. Ennumerated with wife Amanda and a son JOHN and unleadgable ?? maybe Oscar?
William married Mary P
Wallace in Louisiana. Mary was born about 1858 in Paris, France and died
before 1882 in Maybe Polk Co., Texas. They had three children: Sena, Champ,
and Allie.
5-Sena Goins was
born on 23 Jul 1881 in Louisiana and died on 10 Sep 1953 in Woodlawn Cem.,
Deridder, La. at age 72.
Research Notes: Marriage records and attempts to receive Civil War Pension on Manuel Nash.
Sena married Emanuel Command Nash, son of James Nash and Mary "Polly" Perkins, on 1 Feb 1901 in Trinity Co., TX. Emanuel was born on 18 Dec 1843 in Rapides Parish, LA, died on 10 Jul 1947 at age 103, and was buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX.. They had ten children: Ralph, James, Lilla May, Jewel, Ruth, Josie, Mandy, Jefferson, Rufus, and Louis.
Noted events in his life were:
1870 US Fed Census: Madison
Co., Texas. Enumerated 26 yrs old born in Louisiana married to Nancy with
children Martha, William and Charlie He received his Cherokee Nation citizenship
on 11 Jul 1896. made claim to be listed on the Cherokee Nation Citizenship Rolls
along with most of his sibblings who where alive at that date.
Sena next married Munroe Swilley.
Sena next married Ed Jackson on 5 Jun 1934 in Beauregard Parish. La.
Sena next married Harry Morgan.
Sena next married James Felder.
5-Champ Goins was
born about 1879 in Trinity Co., TX.
5-Allie Goins was
born on 23 Feb 1881 and died on 15 Jul 1960 in Bennet Cem., Trinity, Texas at
age 79.
Research Notes: Death date
on cem. stone must be wrong as she and sisters Sena's births would be too close?
Sena states in the birth record of one of her son's she has a sister Allie.
Allie married G. A. Best.
William next married Amanda Lavina Sanford, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, on 21 Jul 1882 in Polk Co., TX. Amanda was born about 1860 in Texas, died about 1922 about age 62, and was buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX.. They had five children: Ellen G., Missouri Lacey, Euna "Unie" Lavina, Oscar Virgil, and Johnny.
5-Ellen G. Goins was
born in Apr 1884, died in 1913 at age 29, and was buried in Nash Cemetery, No.
Zulch, Madison, TX..
Research Notes: tombstone and 1900 Tx. census
Ellen married J. W. "Lud" Linton on 22 Jun 1901 in Trinity Co., TX. J. died about 1937 in Burke, Angelina, Texas and was buried in Ryans Chapel Cem., Angelina Co., TX. They had two children: Pearlie and Rachel.
6-Pearlie Linton .
Pearlie married Claude Perkins, son of Unknown Perkins and "Mrs." Unknown Perkins.
6-Rachel Linton .
5-Missouri
Lacey Goins was born on 23 Jul 1886 in Polk Co., TX., died on 19 Apr 1963 at
age 76, and was buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX..
Missouri married Austin
Ausberry Nash, son of Calvin Nash and Jane E. Reagan, in 1906.
Austin was born in Feb 1885. They had two children: Clyde Tampton and
Lilly Lavoris.
Missouri next married Guide Emanuel Nash, son of Emanuel Command Nash and Matilda "Tilly" Sweat, on 18 Sep 1909 in Madison Co., TX. Guide was born on 22 Aug 1885 in Madison Co., TX., died on 28 Jun 1967 at age 81, and was buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX.. They had nine children: Maxine, Viva Viola, Audey "Bill," Mary Bracie, Vivian Christine, Robbie Looney, Lois Faye, Guy "Sambo," and Angus Arden.
5-Euna "Unie" Lavina
Goins was born on 8 Jul 1889 and died on 16 Mar 1945 in Plainview Cem.,
Normangee, Texas at age 55.
Euna married Lud Nash, son of Emanuel Command Nash and Nancy Simmons, on 15 Aug 1907 in Madison Co., Texas. Lud was born in May 1876 in Rapides Parish, LA and died about 1936 about age 60. They had six children: Crit, Ethel Mae, Otho "Goppe," Lester, Odell, and Manuel Collins "Mac.
5-Oscar Virgil Goins
was born on 4 Feb 1892 in Texas and died on 7 Apr 1968 in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity
Co., TX. at age 76.
Oscar married Nellie Langford. Nellie was born on 23 Apr 1896 and died on 7 Jul 1986 in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX. at age 90. They had four children: Johnnie Lee, Buin, Mary, and Talmadge.
6-Johnnie Lee Goins
was born in Oklahoma.
Johnnie married Fred Caples.
6-Buin Goins .
6-Mary Goins .
6-Talmadge Goins .
5-Johnny Goins was
born in Sep 1897 in Texas.
Johnny married. They had four children: Johnny Mae, Vernon "Pete," Mavis, and Merle.
6-Johnny Mae Goins .
6-Vernon "Pete" Goins
.
6-Mavis Goins .
6-Merle Goins .
William married Hollis.
4-William Lawrence Goins
was born in 1854 in Calcasieu, Rapides Parish, La. and died about 1900 about age
46.
Research Notes: Information
received from Norma Hickson, Ida Mae Seay and Sherri Parks.
It is said that Oscar was conceived illegitimately by a Doctor Hollis.He was
raised by William Lawrence Goines, and though there is no recordof a legal
adoption, Oscar took on the Goines name. Oscar's motherMelissa was married to
another unknown Goins who left her a widow beforeOscar was born.
Information on William Lawrence Goins and his Ancestory is from information
obtained from Pamela Tatum of Nacogdoches, Texas and from theGowen Research
Foundation, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, by Sherry LouiseMartin Chitty,
(Seventh-generation Goins Granddaughter).
Noted events in his life were:
US Census: 1870, Louisiana.
William married Sue Narcissa Dowden. Sue was born on 16 Aug 1874 in Polk Co., TX, died on 5 Jan 1966 in Hornbeck, Vernon Parish, La. at age 91, and was buried in Beech Grove Methodist Cem., Leesville, La. They had five children: Mary Delilah, Julie, Henry, Fannie, and Mitchell.
5-Mary Delilah Goins
was born on 10 Jul 1874 in Liberty, Texas and died on 30 Jan 1962 at age 87.
5-Julie Goins .
5-Henry Goins died
about 1921.
5-Fannie Goins died
about 1911.
Fannie married John Crenshaw.
5-Mitchell Goins .
William next married Mary Melissa Dawson. Mary was born on 16 Aug 1874 in Polk Co., TX., died on 5 Jun 1966 at age 91, and was buried in Hornbeck Cem., Vernon Parish, La.. They had four children: Ida Mae, Lula Belle, Isabelle, and Oscar.
5-Ida Mae Goins .
Ida married Bronson Seay.
5-Lula Belle Goins .
Lula married Emanuel Hamilton.
5-Isabelle Goins
died in 1991 in Jasper Co., Texas.
5-Oscar Goins was
born on 14 Apr 1900 in Beauregard Parish. La. and died on 15 Mar 1985 in Jasper
Co., Texas at age 84.
Research Notes: It is known
among the Goines family, as told my Mary Melissa (Dawson)Goines, herself, that
Oscar's natural father was a Doctor Hollis.(Origin of his father yet unknown as
of Nov 1997) He adopted the Goinesname for himself, though there is no record of
official adoption byWilliam Lawrence Goines.
His older sister, Florence Goins, born in 1898 was indeed a Goins. In a1900
Census Record, I discovered Mary Melissa living with her father,Thomas Dawson
and sister Henrietta Dawson. Oscar was born after thecensus was taken, so he is
not recorded. The census records her as aWidow with one child, Florence Goins.
So apparently, Mary Melissa wasmarried to another Goins, widowed, then conceived
Oscar, and latermarried William Lawrence Goines, with whom she had other
children.
Born a Hollis; Father was a Doctor; Oscar adopted Goines name.
4-William Breakenridge
Goins was born in 1859 in Texas.
4-William Mitchel Goins
was born in 1860 in Texas.
Research Notes: Ennumerated
1900 Trinity Co., Texas
37 yrs old b. La.
the following individuals were recorded in Louisiana as "Indian" on the 1917 WWI
enlistments, all in Beauregard, LA:
Bishop, Charley Berton b: 23 Dec 1897 in LA
Clark, Kenney b: 17 Jun 1889 in LA
Gaynes, Breackenridge b: 18 Mar 1898 in LA
Gowens, Ennis b: 08 May 1893 in Texas
Goyens, Elisha b: 21 Aug 1894 in Texas
Goynes, Calvin Anderson b: 18 Sep 1883 in LA
Goynes, Louis b: 23 Apr 1892 in Texas
Goynes, Mithcell b: 05 Jun 1896 in Texas
Nash, Dellbert b: 11 Aug 1888 in Texas
William married Nancy Perkins. Nancy was born in Dec 1863. They had seven children: Willie, Hattie, Mitchell, Breakinridge, Ennis, Carry, and Mary.
5-Willie Goins was
born in Apr 1889 in Texas.
5-Hattie Goins was
born in Dec 1891 in Texas.
5-Mitchell Goins was
born in Apr 1896 in Texas.
5-Breakinridge Goins
was born in Mar 1898 in Texas.
5-Ennis Goins was
born in May 1893 in Texas.
Ennis married Josie Nash, daughter of Emanuel Command Nash and Sena Goins, on 11 Oct 1915 in Vernon Parish, La. Josie was born about 1902.
5-Carry Goins was
born in Mar 1900 in Texas.
5-Mary Goins was
born after 1900.
Mary married Rufus Nash, son of Emanuel Command Nash and Sena Goins, on 18 Feb 1928 in Beauregard Parish. La. Rufus was born about 1907.
4-William Fulton Goins
was born in 1863 in Texas.
William married Hattie Ferigan.
4-William James Goins
was born in 1866 in Texas.
4-William Richard Goins
was born in 1870 in Texas.
William married Victoria Nash, daughter of Emanuel Command Nash and Nancy Simmons, on 2 Dec 1890 in Madison Co., Texas. Victoria was born on 2 Dec 1871 in Texas. They had two children: Oscar L. and Addie.
5-Oscar L. Goins was
born on 17 Aug 1893.
Oscar married Nellie Unknown. They had four children: Mary, Johnnie Lee, Burene, and Talmage.
6-Mary Goins .
Mary married Fred Bell. They had two children: Johnny Fred and Evie Nell.
7-Johnny Fred Bell .
7-Evie Nell Bell .
6-Johnnie Lee Goins
was born in 1917 in Upshur County, Texas.
Johnnie married Fred Caples. They had one son: Jo Fred.
7-Jo Fred Caples .
6-Burene Goins was
born in Gladewater, Upshur, Texas.
Burene married Lucille Nash. Lucille was born in Trinity Co., TX. They had three children: Don Ray, Jack Burene, and Peanut.
7-Don Ray Goins was
born in 1939 in Trinity Co., TX.
7-Jack Burene Goins
was born in 1940 in Trinity Co., TX.
7-Peanut Goins was
born in 1948 in Victoria, Victoria, TX.
6-Talmage Goins .
Talmage married. They had one daughter: Sandra.
7-Sandra Goins .
5-Addie Goins was
born in Oct 1895.
4-William Bray Goins
was born in 1874 in Texas.
3-Reason Nash was
born in 1839 in Louisiana and died in 1863 at age 24.
Reason never married.
3-Benjamin Nash Jr.
was born about 1844 in Louisiana, died on 6 Jan 1903 in Drake's Fork, Vernon
Parish, Louisiana about age 59, and was buried in Drake's Fork, Vernon Parish,
Louisiana.
Research Notes: Information
from The Pioneers of Imperial Calcasieu Parish, their Ancestors and Descendants
by Chas Alcock.
1860 Rapides Parish w/parents aged 15 (b. ca. 1844)
Benjamin married Almirinda Johnson in Nov 1847 in Louisiana. Almirinda was born in Nov 1847, died on 24 Mar 1926 at age 78, and was buried in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La.. They had 16 children: Julia Ann Elizabeth, Mary, Wesley, Daughter, Unnamed Daughter, Rosanna, Eliza Eveline, Elizabeth Ann, George Washington, Josiah, Octavia Valerie "Mirlie," Isaac Abraham, Barney Wilson, Lizene, Eli, and Penderson.
4-Julia Ann Elizabeth Nash
was buried in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Mary Nash was buried
in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Wesley Nash died in
1919.
4-Daughter Nash was
buried in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Unnamed Daughter Nash
was buried in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Rosanna Nash was born
in 1863.
4-Eliza Eveline Nash
was born in 1865.
Eliza married Vol Perkins. Vol was born about 1883 in Louisiana.
4-Elizabeth Ann Nash
was born on 17 Sep 1866 and died on 1 Nov 1913 at age 47.
Elizabeth married Vol Perkins. Vol was born about 1883 in Louisiana.
4-George Washington Nash
was born on 6 May 1867, died on 3 Sep 1936 at age 69, and was buried in Mill
Creek Cem., Vernon, Louisiana.
George married Mary Josephine Pelt. Mary was born on 15 Nov 1869 in Vernon Parish, La., died on 24 Aug 1957 in Burr's Ferry, Vernon, La. at age 87, and was buried in Plunkaway Cem., Leesville, Vernon, La.. They had 12 children: Minnie, Charlie W., Lillie E., Mary Evelyn, Hiram Jeff, John Wesley, Napolean, Wilburn Jackson, Alice, Eddie, William "Willie," and Christopher.
5-Minnie Nash was
born in Vernon Parish, La..
5-Charlie W. Nash
was born in Louisiana.
5-Lillie E. Nash was
born on 11 Jun 1890 in Vernon Parish, La..
5-Mary Evelyn Nash
was born on 3 Nov 1891 in Vernon Parish, La..
5-Hiram Jeff Nash
was born in Dec 1894 in Louisiana.
5-John Wesley Nash
was born on 21 Oct 1895 in Louisiana, died on 9 Oct 1972 in Shreveport, Caddo,
Louisiana at age 76, and was buried in Burr's Ferry, Vernon, La..
John married Odie Mc Allen.
5-Napolean Nash was
born on 27 Mar 1900 in Louisiana, died on 10 Jan 1945 at age 44, and was buried
in Plunkaway Cem., Leesville, Vernon, La..
5-Wilburn Jackson Nash
was born on 17 Nov 1900 in Vernon Parish, La..
5-Alice Nash was
born on 7 Jul 1901 in Vernon Parish, La..
5-Eddie Nash was
born on 12 Jul 1901 in Vernon Parish, La..
5-William "Willie" Nash
was born on 13 Mar 1908 in Vernon Parish, La., died on 7 Jul 1994 at age 86, and
was buried in Plunkaway Cem., Leesville, Vernon, La..
William married Thelma Cryer. Thelma was born on 21 Apr 1912 and was buried in Plunkaway Cem., Leesville, Vernon, La.. They had one son: William.
6-William Nash was
born on 1 Dec 1947, died on 1 Dec 1947, and was buried in Plunkaway Cem.,
Leesville, Vernon, La..
5-Christopher Dyer
was born on 6 Jan 1809 in Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
1 and died on 25 Jan 1892 in Deering, Cumberland County, Maine
1 at age 83.
General Notes: Rootsweb database of Victor Grant Hillard, Jr.
Christopher married Mary Webb Hannaford, daughter of George Hannaford and Statira P. Fickett, on 19 Oct 1850.1 Mary was born on 15 Jul 1821 in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine 1 and died on 5 Aug 1905 in Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland County, Maine 1 at age 84. They had three children: Alfred Lyman, Howard Clinton, and Quincy Parkman Shaw.
6-Alfred Lyman Dyer
was born on 25 Sep 1852 in Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
1 and died on 24 Apr 1929 in Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
1 at age 76.
General Notes: Rootsweb database of Victor Grant Hillard, Jr.
Alfred married on 19 Oct 1874 in Chebeague Island, Cumberland County, Maine.1
6-Howard Clinton Dyer
was born on 8 Jan 1855 1 and died on 28 Aug 1856
1 at age 1.
General Notes: Rootsweb database of Victor Grant Hillard, Jr.
6-Quincy Parkman Shaw
Dyer was born on 8 Jan 1857 in Portland, Cumberland County, Maine
1 and died on 13 Nov 1931
1 at age 74.
General Notes: Rootsweb database of Victor Grant Hillard, Jr.
4-Josiah Nash was born
about 1869, died in 1949 about age 80, and was buried in Mill Creek Cem.,
Vernon, Louisiana.
4-Octavia Valerie "Mirlie"
Nash was born in Jan 1870.
Octavia married William Reason Calhoun Jr. William was born about 1868.
4-Isaac Abraham Nash
was born on 7 Aug 1878 in Louisiana and died on 12 Sep 1964 at age 86.
4-Barney Wilson Nash
was born in Sep 1883 and was buried in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Lizene Nash was born
in Nov 1885 and died in Ebenezer Cem., Drakes Fork, Vernon, La..
4-Eli Nash was born on
7 Aug 1887 and died on 16 Oct 1906 at age 19.
4-Penderson Nash was
born in Oct 1889.
3-Nancy Nash was
born about 1845 in Texas.
Nancy married John C White about 1857. They had five children: William Covington, Virginia, James C, Eliza Massena, and John C.
4-William Covington White
was born about 1867.
4-Virginia White was
born about 1867.
4-James C White was
born on 30 Dec 1870.
4-Eliza Massena White
was born about 1875.
4-John C White Jr was
born in Mar 1875.
3-Calvin Nash was
born in Apr 1848 in Texas and died on 13 Mar 1913 in Trevate Cemetary, Trinity
Co., Texas at age 64.
Calvin married Jane E. Reagan. They had eight children: George W, Robert H, J Madison "Pad," Houston, Almerdy, Rachel, Austin Ausberry, and Viola Ada.
4-George W Nash was
born about 1872, died on 31 Jan 1944 about age 72, and was buried in Trevate
Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas. The cause of his death was Tuberculosis.
Research Notes: He had four children, but are unknown to me
George married Rosa Mason on 5 Feb 1891 in Madison Co, KY.
4-Robert H Nash was
born on 30 Jul 1873, died on 10 Jun 1951 at age 77, and was buried in Trevate
Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas.
Robert married Theodosia "Dosie" Allen on 28 Jan 1891 in Madison Co., Texas. Theodosia died from 1895 to 1896. They had two children: Jesse and Lola.
5-Jesse Nash .
Jesse married Varra Simmons, daughter of Volsa Simmons and Martha "Mattie" Williams.
5-Lola Nash .
Robert next married Lula Simmons on 20 Oct 1896 in Madison Co., Texas. The marriage ended in Divorce.
Robert next married Addie Tillis from about 1902 to 1904. Addie was born in Texas, died on 8 Feb 1934, and was buried in Trevate Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas.
Robert next married Bena Butler Hollis 1 Dec934 in Trinity Co., TX.
4-J Madison "Pad" Nash
was born about 1875, died on 27 Jul 1935 about age 60, and was buried in Trevate
Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas.
J married Lula Allen on 19 Jul 1898 in Madison Co., Texas. The marriage ended in Divorce. They had one daughter: Rachel.
5-Rachel Nash .
J next married Nettie Williams, daughter of Unknown Williams and Lucinda Williams, on 25 Aug 1898 in Madison Co., Texas. Nettie was born on 21 Feb 1882, died on 11 Dec 1958 at age 76, and was buried in Trevate Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas.
4-Houston Nash was born
about 1877 and died about 1903 about age 26.
Houston married Bittie Mason on 12 Feb 1896 in Madison Co., Texas. Bittie died from about 1905 to 1906.
4-Almerdy Nash was born
about 1880 and died about 1903 about age 23. The cause of her death was
Tuberculosis.
General Notes: She had a
daughter (father unknown) her name was Frony Mar 1896 and she was blind.
Almerdy married William S Simmons on 18 Sep 1898 in Madison Co., Texas. William was born in Sep 1877, died on 10 Nov 1946 at age 69, and was buried in Trevate Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas. They had one daughter: Susan.
5-Susan Simmons .
4-Rachel Nash was born
about 1882 and died in Trevate Cemetary, Trinity Co., Texas. The cause of her
death was Tuberculosis.
Rachel married Unknown Gibson.
Rachel next married Asa Lee on 17 Mar 1904 in Trinity Co., TX.
4-Austin Ausberry Nash
was born in Feb 1885.
Austin married Missouri Lacey Goins, daughter of William Collins Goins and Amanda Lavina Sanford, in 1906. Missouri was born on 23 Jul 1886 in Polk Co., TX., died on 19 Apr 1963 at age 76, and was buried in Mt. Zion Cem., Trinity Co., TX.. They had two children: Clyde Tampton and Lilly Lavoris.
5-Clyde Tampton Nash
was born on 26 Jan 1908 in Madison Co., TX..
Clyde married Willma Brice. They had six children: Troy, Elizabeth, Sherry Gail, Carol Gene, Teresa, and Keith.
6-Troy Nash .
6-Elizabeth Nash .
6-Sherry Gail Nash .
6-Carol Gene Nash .
6-Teresa Nash .
6-Keith Nash .
5-Lilly Lavoris Nash
was born on 9 Jun 1905 in Trinity Co., TX, died in 1990 at age 85, and was
buried in Garden Of Memories, Lufkin, Angelina, Texas.
Lilly married Aplin Robert Townsend. They had three children: Aubrey Collins, Robert Burl, and Helen.
6-Aubrey Collins Townsend
was born on 11 Mar 1928 in Burke, Angelina, Texas.
Aubrey married Eleanor Baber. Eleanor was born on 30 Jan 1930 in Forest, Campbelle, Virginia. They had five children: Susan Ellen, Carol Ann, Paul Edward, Westly Warren, and Leslie Wade.
7-Susan Ellen Townsend
.
Susan married Larry Trail. They had two children: Mathew and Elizabeth.
8-Mathew Trail .
8-Elizabeth Trail .
7-Carol Ann Townsend
.
Carol married Terry Wayne Evans. Terry was born in Coffee County, Tennessee. They had one son: Jonathan Lewis.
8-Jonathan Lewis Evans
was born in 1990 in Portland, Oregon.
7-Paul Edward Townsend
.
Paul married Diana Marie Garza. Diana was born on 8 Feb 1951 in England. They had three children: Angelica, Laura Nichole, and Pamela Elizabeth.
8-Angelica Townsend .
8-Laura Nichole Townsend
.
8-Pamela Elizabeth Townsend
.
Paul next married Mary Catherine Jackson. Mary was born in Texas. They had one son: Christopher Paul.
8-Christopher Paul Townsend
.
7-Westly Warren Townsend
.
7-Leslie Wade Townsend
.
6-Robert Burl Townsend
.
6-Helen Townsend .
Austin next married Bittie Mason on 19 Feb 1903 in Trinity Co., TX. Bittie died from about 1905 to 1906.
4-Viola Ada Nash was
born on 12 Jun 1886 and died very Young.
2-Rebecca Nash was
born about 1807 in Mississippi.
Noted events in her life were:
Enumeration: Spanish Texas
Atascotia District, 1832, Atascosita Co., , TX.. Enumerated as Rebecca Nash, 25
born in Mississippi from Louisiana. The wife of William H Taylor
Rebecca married William H Taylor. William was born about 1795 in Virginia. They had five children: Hardena, Josiah, Feliciana, Catherine, and Lucinda.
Noted events in his life were:
Enumeration: Spanish Texas , 1832, Atascosita Co., , TX.. William H Taylor, 37 b. Virginia from Louisiana, farmer and stock raiser.
3-Hardena Taylor was
born about 1819 in Louisiana.
Hardena married Michael Leroy Goins, son of Phillip Goins and Keziah Nash, on 20 Mar 1849 in Newton Co., Texas. Michael was born about 1808 in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana. They had four children: Caroline, Martha, Mary Jane, and Caroline.
3-Josiah Taylor was
born about 1817 in Louisiana.
3-Feliciana Taylor
was born about 1822 in Texas.
3-Catherine Taylor
was born about 1824 in Texas.
3-Lucinda Taylor was
born about 1825 in Texas.
2-Michael Nash was
born about 1802 and died in 1850 about age 48.
Michael married Letty Unknown. They had six children: Francis, Sarah A., Bordena C., John G, William C, and Emily.
3-Francis Nash was
born about 1830.
3-Sarah A. Nash was
born about 1834.
Sarah married John N McDonald.
3-Bordena C. Nash
was born about 1838.
3-John G Nash was
born about 1839.
3-William C Nash was
born about 1834.
William married Louisa McDonald.
3-Emily Nash was
born in Mississippi.
2-Margaret "Peggy" Nash
was born about 1815 in Natchitoches Parish, La..
Margaret married Allen? Dial before 1833. They had two children: Allen and Martha.
3-Allen Dial was
born about 1833 in Louisiana.
3-Martha Dial was
born about 1837 in Louisiana.
2-James Nash was born
about 1815 in Georgia and died in Jun 1850 in Rapides Parish, LA about age 35.
General Notes: This came
from Ancestry.com too, but I'm not sure about dates on
it.....
Name:
James Nash
Nature of Claim: Remuneration for Indian depredations
Congress: 24
Session: 1
Manner Brought: Petition
Journal Page: 65
Referred to Committee: Indian Affairs
This is a claim that was mase because some type of damage was done to property
or because something was plundered (stolen ) from James Nash, by Indians. The
Indians had depredated something.
There was a lot of that. I am not sure where this happened. There were mainy
such claims in Texas and as I say I know of @ four James Nashes in Texas during
1826-1845 (or so), But I suppose it could have happened in Louisiana. We need to
find out when and where so we can find out who this James was.
Database: U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index April 20, 2005 0:41 AM
Personal Information What to do next?
Surname: JAMES NASH
Year: 1850
County: RAPIDES PAR.
State: LA
Age: 35
Gender: M
Month of Death: JUN
State of Birth: LA
ID#: MRT197_237360
Occupation: FARMER
Cause of Death: KILLED
Source Information: Jackson, Ronald V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp. AIS
Mortality Schedules Index. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1999-.
Compiled and digitized by Mr. Jackson and AIS from microfilmed schedules of the
U.S. Federal Decennial Census, territorial/state censuses, and/or census
substitutes.
Research Notes: LIST
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Kimbell, George C. (Lt) Gonzales Ranging Company of Mounted
Volunteers, 14 of 22 killed
Travis Command
Enlistment from Feb 23, 1836
(reconstructed Jun 20, 1838) [A2]
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COMPANY BRIEF NOTES*
NAMES
Ballard, John
Davis, John Killed
Devault, A. Killed
Durst, Jacob Killed
Elm, Frederick C.
Faqua, Galba Killed
Fishbaigh, William Killed
Harriss, John Killed
Irvin, William A. (1 Sgt)
Kent, Andrew Killed
Kent, David
Kimbell, George C. (Lt) Killed
King, John G. Killed
McCoy, Daniel, Jr.
McCoy, Jesse Killed
McCoy, Prospect
Millsaps, Isaac Killed
Morrison, William
Nash, James
Sewell, M.L. Killed
Summers, William E. Killed
White, Robert Killed
OTHER NAMES ON THE ROLL
Lockhart, Byrd
Travis, [Wm. B., Lt Col]
* - see TRAN & NOTE files for more details.
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LIST -------------------------------------------------------------------
Chesshire, James Volunteers while in the Army
before Bexar 1835 [A3; T1 p42-43]
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COMPANY NAMES [1]
Allen, Benjamin
Allen, Elisha
Allen, George
Allen, Moses
Allen, William (2 Lt)
Barnstead, W.M.
Byerley (Byerly), Adam (1 Lt)
Byerley (Byerly), William
Cheshire, Daniel
Chesshire, James (Capt)
Dailey, Michail
Drake, James
Ewing, James
Gainer, David
Good, Hannibal (Ensn)
Grigsby, Enoch
Grigsby, Nathaniel
Hanks, Horatio
Hanks, Samuel G.
Holman, James S.
Jones, Stephen
Jordon (Jorden), John
Lepper (Sepper), Samuel
Lickey, William
Low (Lon), Barney C.
Nash, J.H.
Nolin, John
Ralph, Samuel
Thames, Amos
Vanness, John
West, Willis
Williams, Richard
Williams, Stephen (O.S.)
Williams, Stephen Jr.
Youngblood, Jackson
[1] Names on transcribed roll. For dates of enrollment, service, death,
or other remarks, see transcribed roll in MUSTER ROLLS OF THE TEXAS
REVOLUTION, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Austin, 1986 [T1].
"In parentheses will be noted any difference of initials or spell-
ing of surnames that appeared on the Muster Roll Indexes" (of the
Texas General Land Office).[T1]
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Alternate spelling for index
Byerly, Adam (1 Lt)
Byerly, William
Jorden, John
Lon, Barney C.
Sepper, Samuel
LIST -------------------------------------------------------------------
York (Yorke), John Volunteers, while in the Army
before Bexar 1835 [A3; T1 p43]
[original?] [A1]
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COMPANY NAMES [1]
Alexander, Jerome B.
Allison, Moses
Alsbury, Horace
Anderson, Ephraim
Arnsley, Charles
Balsh, John
Barnett (Burnett), Wm.
Bell, James
Bell, Thomas B.
Bell, William
Black, John S.
Brown, Wm. S.
Bull, Pleasant
Bunton, John W.
Burns, Squire
Clifton, Thomas
Coda, Michael
Conrad, Peter
Cox, Euclid M. (2 Sgt)
Cunningham, Robt.
Devault, Andrew
Drake, William
Dunlavy (Dunlavey), Wm.
Dunlavy, Alex (Alexr.)
Edwards, Wm.
Gill, John P. (1 Lt)
Gregg, Darius
Halegar (Halegan), E.
Hill, Wm. G.
Jones, A.H.
Jones, D.M. (4 Sgt)
Karns (Karnes), Henry
King, Thomas
Leaper, Samuel
Lewis, James
Lockhart, Bird Jr.
Lockhart, Bird Sr.
Lockhart, Washington
Logan, G.B.
McDowell, Wm.
Moore, ______ (Doctor Moore)
Pace, Dempsey
Paine (Painno), John
Peters, Edward (1 Sgt)
Peters, John F. (2 Lt)
Pickering, John
Polard, Doctor
Pratt, Albert
Pullam, E.P.
Ralph, Samuel
Reese, C.K.
Reese, W.P.
Swearingen, V.W.
Taylor, John R.
Thornton, Wm.
Tumlinson, James
Tumlinson, Littleton
Von Roeder, Albreipt (Albreight)
Von Roeder, Louis
Wallace, R.C.
Welsh, G.W.
White, Robt.
York (Yorke), J.A. (3 Sgt)
York (Yorke), John (Capt)
[1] Names on transcribed roll. For dates of enrollment, service, death,
or other remarks, see transcribed roll in MUSTER ROLLS OF THE TEXAS
REVOLUTION, Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Austin, 1986 [T1].
"In parentheses will be noted any difference of initials or spell-
ing of surnames that appeared on the Muster Roll Indexes" (of the
Texas General Land Office).[T1]
***** Index to Military Rolls of the Republic of Texas 1835-1845 *****
//www page H. David Maxey 12/28/98
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Alternate spelling for index
Burnett, Wm.
Dunlavey, Wm.
Dunlavy, Alexr.
Halegan, E.
Karnes, Henry
Moore, Doctor
Painno, John
Von Roeder, Albreight
Yorke, J.A. (3 Sgt)
Yorke, John (Capt)
Kimbell, George C. (Lt) Gonzales Ranging Company of Mounted Volunteers, 14 of 22
killed Travis Command Enlistment from Feb 23, 1836 (reconstructed Jun 20, 1838)
[A2] ----------------