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Descendants of GABRIEL RAWLS
Generation No. 1
1. REV. GABRIEL1 RAWLS (LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG) was born Bet. 1720 - 1730 in NANSEMOND CO. VIRGINIA or NORTH CAROLINA, or ENGLAND, and died Abt. December 27, 1819 in , CATAHOULA PARISH, LOUISIANA. He married (1) UNKNOWN WIFE. He married (2) ELIZABETH Bet. 1745 - 1750 in VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA or ENGLAND. She was born Bet. 1720 - 1730 in VIRGINIA or NORTH CAROLINA, and died Bef. 1808 in NEAR NASHVILLE, ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE.
Notes for REV. GABRIEL RAWLS:
REF: QUIT RENTS of VIRGINIA 1704.
Compiled by ANNIE LAURIE WRIGHT SMITH
G 929.3 SM51
SOURCE: HOWARD COUNTY LIBRARY
NAME ACRES COUNTY
___________________________________________________________________
John Raules 600 NANSEMOND
Abraham Reddick 400 NANSEMOND
CAPT. James Reddick 943 NANSEMOND
John Reddick 300 NANSEMOND
Robert Reddick 200 NANSEMOND
John Rowles 650 ACCOMACK
WM. Rowls ( ORPHANS ) 150 WARWICK
Ann Hare 600 NANSEMOND
John Hare 190 NANSEMOND
Robert Brewer 200 NANSEMOND
NOTE: This is to show that the 600 acres of land that belonged to JOHN RAULES is the same land listed in the VESTRY BOOK.
REF: VESTRY BOOK of UPPER PARISH NANSEMOND county VIRGINIA.
DATED 1752, PAGE 76
Line processioned between JOHN RAWLS and ROBERT BREWER
Line between WILLIAM HOLLAND and the orphans of LUKE RAWLS
deceased, present JOHN WINBOURNE and JOHN RAWLS
REF: VESTRY BOOK of UPPER PARISH NANSEMOND county VIRGINIA.
DATED 17 SEP. 1759, PAGES 140-141.
line of GEORGE KEEN and FRANCES RAWLS present themselves.
line of JOHN RAWLS and FRANCES RAWLS
line of JOHN RAWLS and WILLIAM COLLINS in presents of JOHN RAWLS and JOSHUA RAWLS
line of JOHN RAWLS and JOSIAH REDDICK in presents of JOHN RAWLS and FRANCIS RAWLS
Line of JOHN RAWLS & GABRIEL RAWLS in presents of JOHN RAWLS, JR.
line of JOHN RAWLS and WILLIAM COLLINS, JOHN RAWLS present
Line of GABRIEL RAWLS and JOHN RAWLS, presents of WILLIAM
COUPLAND and WILLIAM HOLLAND
Line of GABRIEL RAWLS and MOSES BREWER presents of last two men
REF: GRANVILLE DISTRICT of NORTH CAROLINA 1748-1763
by MARY M. HOFFMAN
VOL. 2, # 361
JOHN FORSTER 29 JULY 1761
600 acres in GRANVILLE county.
........
sec: GABRIEL RAWLS
REF: GRANVILLE county NORTH CAROLINA, book 7 1808-1816
606-609, JAN. 25, 1816, proved MAY COURT 1816
JAMES VAUGHN
sister: MARY RAWLS, since married to CHRISTIANBERRY
sister: ELIZABETH RAWLS
SOURCE: MIDLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
SOURCE: STEVE RALLS
NOTE: STEVE RALLS thinks this is GABRIEL'S wife, I beleive the dates are
a little too late. BOBBY RAWLS
REF: COURT RECORDS of JOHNSTON county NORTH CAROLINA 1767-1777
BENJAMIN EXUM. ATTO. for CHARLES GILMORE vs. GABRIEL RAWLS,
ordered that the sheriff pay JOHN STEVENS, ESQ. ten shillings and six
pence proc. money for guard over prisoners.
NOTE : court of pleas and quarter sessions, held on 28th AUGUST 1770.
Above.
REF: COLONY of NORTH CAROLINA 1735-1764
Abstracts of land patents.
Several pages on JOHN ROWS of JOHNSTON county NORTH CAROLINA.
NEED TO COPY.
REF: CONSOLIDATED INDEX, SOUTH CAROLINA RECORDS, ROLL 13, P. 25676
RALS, GABREL
SANDERS, WM., plat for 200 acres in CRAVEN co. 1771 / 10 / 09
entry #s 0009 003 00359 02
RALLS,LUKE
SANDERS, WM. plat for 200 acres in CRAVEN CO. 1771 / 10 / 09
entry #s 0009 003 00359 02
RALL, GABRIEL
SANDERS, WM. memorial for 200 acres in CRAVEN co., 1772 / 08 / 12
entry #s 0030 002 0012 00366 02
RALL,LUKE
SANDERS, WM. memorial for 200 acres in CRAVEN CO. 1773 / 08 / 12
entry #s 0030 002 0012 00366 02
HAY, DAVID plat of 100 acres in CRAVEN co. 1774 / 12 / 05
ENTRY #S 0009 003 0015 00364 02
KAY, DAVID memorial for two tracts one for 100 acres on CRANE CREEK
and one for 400 acres on BUSHY FORKCRAVEN CO. 1775 / 09 / 07
entry #s 0030 002 0002 00330 02
text :
DAVID HAY, 7 SEP. 1775 : 100 acres in CRAVEN county on waters of CRANE CREEK.
Bounded SE on WM. STROTHER;SW part on WILLIAM SANDERS and
GABRIEL RALL and vacant land. Survey certified 1 MAR. 1775.JOS. ALLSTON, DS.
Also, 400 acres in CRAVEN county on BUSHY FORK of SANDY RUN and the drains
thereof. Bounded NW onland said to be RODGERS;NE on land unknown;SE on
BUSHY FORK and SANDY RUN,JOHN STEENE and JAMES MOORE;SW on
HENRY MIDDLETON. Survey certified 10 FEB. 1775; granted 21 APR. 1775.
Quit rent in 2 years. DAVID HOPKINS, DS. {2-33-2}
RAWLS, GABRIEL
land grant for 100 acres in CRAVEN co. 1775 / 09 / 02
entry #s 0002 005 0037 00457 00
RAWLS, GABRIEL
memorial for 100 acres on CRAIN CREEK, CRAVEN co. 1775 / 11 / 23
ENTRY #S 0030 002 0002 00468 03
text :
GABRIEL RAWLS, 23 NOV. 1775: 100 acres in CRAVEN county on CAIN {sic} CREEK.
Bounded by vacant land. Survey certified 7 FEB. 1775; granted 2 SEP. 1775.
quit rent in 2 years. RALPH HUMPHREYS, DS.{2-468:3}
NOTE : { GABRIEL RAWLS & LUKE RAWLS had connecting land on the N.W. side of the 200
acre tract of land patented by WILLIAM SANDERS, BOBBYRAWLS }
REF: SOUTH CAROLINA MEMORIALS: ABSTRACTS OF LAND TITLES
VOLUME 1, 1774-1776
Abstracted by JESSE HOGAN MOTES III & MARGARET PECKHAM MOTES
1996, SOUTHERN HISTORICAL PRESS, INC. GREENVILLE, SOUTH
CAROLINA
PAGE 27
DAVID HAY, 7 SEPT. 1775: 100 acres in CRAVEN county on waters of CRANE CREEK. bounded se on WM. STROTHER; sw part on WILLIAM SANDERS and GABRIEL RALL and vacant land. Survey certified 1 MAR. 1775. JOS. ALLSTON, DS. also, 400 acres in CRAVEN county on BUSHY FORK of SANDY RUN and the drains thereof. bounded nw on land said to be RODGERS; ne on land unknown; se on BUSHY FORK and SANDY RUN, JOHN STEENE and JAMES MOORE; sw on HENRY MIDDLETON. Survey certified 10 FEB. 1775; granted 21 APR. 1775. quit rent in 2 years. DAVID HOPKINS, DS. {2-330:2}
PAGE 79
GABRIEL RAWLS, 23 NOV. 1775: 100 acres in CRAVEN county on CAIN CREEK. bounded by vacant land. Survey certified 7 FEB. 1775; granted 2 SEPT. 1775. Quit rent in 2 years. RALPH HUMPHREYS, DS. {2-468:3}
above:
GABRIEL RAWLS 100 acres
A memorial exibited by GABRIEL RAWLS to be regd. in the auditors office SC of a plantation or tract of land containing 100 acres situate in CRAVEN county on CRAIN CREEK, bounded on all sides by vacant land survey certified the 7th of FEB 1775 and granted the 2d day of SEPt 1775 to the MEM. ______? money per 100 acres to commence two years from the date in witness whereof he hath hereunto set his hand the 23 of NOV 1775 RALPH HUMPHREYS
BRACKETS REFER TO: VOLUME, PAGE, ITEM NUMBER
DS= DEPUTY SURVEYOR
REF: LAND GRANT to GABRIEL RAWLS
dated 2 SEP. 1775, from GEORGE 3RD of ENGLAND
ROYAL GRANTS: VOL. 37, P. 457
100 acres of land , part of a survey for JAMES BROWN 20 MARCH 1768
in CRAVEN co. on CRAIN CREEK, bounded on all sides by vacant land.
REF: SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS
AUTHOR: JANE REVILL
Published by SOUTHERN HISTORICAL PRESS
EASLEY, SOUTH CAROLINA, 1986, P. 312.
GABRIEL RAWLS & wife ELIZABETH
SOURCE: STEVE RALLS
REF: UNDER WILLS of RICHLAND COUNTY S.C. is shown:
FREEMAN FREDERICK, APT. 25 PCK. 884
JOHN WILSON applied as nearest of kin 1 MAR 1782, citation published in
25 MILE CREEK MEETING 3 MAR 1782.
GABRIEL RAWLS
bond: JOHN WILSON; admr.; JACOB LEWIS & JAMES LABON, SEC., 25 MAR. 1782
WIT: RACHEL HAMILTON
warrent of appraisment to JACOB LEWIS, JAMES LABON, ROBERT DUKES, WILLIAM SIMMONS & NIMROD MITCHELL, appraisers sworn 25
MAR 1782: JACOB LEWIS, JAMES LABON, ROBERT DUKES, inventory
made 20 APR 1782.
REF: in 1784-5-6 GABRIEL RAWLS had surveys made on CEDAR CREEK WATERS of BROAD RIVER and HARMON CREEK touching JOHN and
PHILLIP PEARSON in RICHLAND county, SOUTH CAROLINA.
REF: STATE PLATS, CHARLESTON SERIES
VOL. 8, P. 66
21NOV 1784 Bounded on all sides by vacant land
200 acres
GABRIEL RAWLS
REF: STATE PLATS, CHARLESTON SERIES
VOL. 13, P. 148 Bounded by
21 NOV 1786 N. PHILIP & JOHN PEARSON
472 acres W. & N.W. JAMES CRAIG
GABRAEL RAWLS W. ALEXANDER KENNEDY
E. VACANT LAND
S.E. UNKNOWN LAND
S. GABRIEL'S own land
REF: STATE PLATS, CHARLESTON SERIES
VOL. 18, P. 207
25 JULY 1785 W.? GASPER FOUST
375 acres
GABRAEL RAWLS
REF: STATE PLATS, CHARLESTON SERIES
VOL. 19, P. 75 JAMES CRAIG, WILLIAM FOUST,
DATE ? GABRIEL RAWLS land, ALEXANDER
Mentioned in plat of J. CRAIG KENNEDY, DOCS? BUCHANON?,
GABRAEL RAWLS DEMPSEY ______?, WILLIAM FOUST
REF: STATE PLATS, COLUMBIA SERIES
VOL. 43, P. 431 JAMES SANDERS GUIGNARD
1 NOV 1813 N.E. & N. ADAM KOON
mentioned in plat of J. GUIGNARD N.E. & N.W. GABRIEL RAWLS land
GABRIEL RAWL N.E. JAMES S. CRAIG
N.E. & S.E. SAMUEL WATKINS land
& JAMES S. GUIGNARD
& USAGE land
N.W. land of the owner
& unknown
REF: 1790 CENSUS CAMDEN DISTRICT, RICHLAND COUNTY, PAGE 27.
JAMES GILL, JOHN HART *, JOHN WILSON, JESSE BEASLEY *, WIDOW BEASLEY *, WIDOW JONES, GEORGE SMITH, JESSE BROWN, JACOB BETHANY, JOHN FOOST *, WILLIAM RAY, OLIVER LeGRAND, JACOB FOOST *, THOMAS MILES *, ADAM BOYERS, ULRIC BEARD, WIDOW DANCER, LEONARD MILES *, JOHN PRITCHARD, WIDOW HUNTER *, MARTHA CLAYTON, MARY KELLY, THOMAS JEFFERYS, JOHN HOPKINS (EST) *, ROBERT HICKS, JOHN HOPKINS *, MARY GOODWYN, EDWARD HOLLISS, JOHN MARSHALL, MARTYN STATLER, ANDREW PATTERSON, WILLIAM McGREW, WIDOW GIE, WIDOW WYCKE, JOHN DOUGHERTY *, ROBERT REEVES, JACOB HUNTER *, ELISABETH MOODIE, JOHN DANCER, WIDOW BRSIANAE, BURRILL FROST, JACOB BOOKTER, GASPER FOOST *, HERMAN KINSALOE *, WIDOW KINSALOE *, WIDOW LIBEAP, JOHN GEIGAR *, WM. TURNAPSEED, POTLEY TURNAPSEED, GARDNER WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL BUSBY, ( HARMAN DASH ), ( FREDRICK ANSMINGAR ), GEORGE HENSON, THOMSON SHEDD, ABIGAIL GILL, WM FOOST, GASPER FOOST SENr, DEMPSEY HUNTER *, SAMUEL MILES *, LEWIS COON *, WM MASSEY *, ({{ GABRIEL RAWLS }}}, (DAVID BEESBLY )* , ADAM COON *, GASPER COON *, JACOB MOAK *, ROBERT PRICE *, (( JOB BASS )), ANDREW SANDERS *, WM SANDERS *, ( ANDREW DOMINY ), ISAAC SANDERS *, JAMES MASSEY *, JAMES MASSEY JUNr *,
REF: SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST 1670-1805. LEAH TOWNSEND.
BALTIMORE MD. GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY 1974
P. 137
SOUTH CAROLINA
......................
GABRIEL RAWLS ( also ROLLIS and ROLLS-- tract on CRANE CREEK surveyed 1775, memorials, ii, 468 )
............. the assistants then and shortly after were REV. RALPH JONES, REV. GABRIEL RAWLS, and MR. JOHN PRICE a candidate for the ministry. (68) (68) REV. GABRIEL RAWLS mentioned as an itenerant among the branches of the CONGAREE CHURCH 1790-1792 ( ASPLUND'S REG., 5 and 6, ed.), had surveys of 244, 472, and 375 acres in 1784, 1785, and 1786, on CEDAR CREEK, on HARMONS CREEK touching JOHN and PHILIP PEARSON, and on CRANE CREEK WATERS of BROAD RIVER ( plats viiq, 143; xviiiq, 207); he lived in RICHLAND county without slaves in 1790 ( census p. 27 ).............................
REF : SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS
Compiled by JANIE REVILL
SOUTHERN HISTORICAL PRESS, INC.
C\O The REV. SILAS EMMETT LUCAS, JR.
P.O. BOX 738
EASLEY, S.C. 29641-0738
RAWLS, GABRIEL -W- ELIZABETH sold lands to SAMUEL INGRAM in 1796.
see : INGRAM CARD. RICHLAND ROLL 51 1809
page 289-90
INGRAM, SAMUEL,--RICHLAND co. bills 51 filed 4 OCT. 1809 -vs- LEWIS DINKINS in re lands sold by GABRIEL RAWLES -w- ELIZABETH to SAM'L INGRAM in 1796. LEWIS DINKINS -w- ELIZABETH, ch: SAMUEL, WILLIAM, and ELIZA SCOTT DINKINS. mentions WM. SCOTT
page 290
ROLL 92 mentions brothers : MICAJAH, JEREMIAH, and SAMUEL DINKINS.
ROLL 292-B mentions : PAULDINKINS- minor, SAMUEL DINKINS, and ELIZABETH S. DINKINS -w- REUBEN HOUSE
-RICHLAND equity roll filed 28 DEC. 1827 --SAMUEL INGRAM in 1806 conv. plantation to WM. SCOTT in trust for ELIZABETH -W- LEWIS DINKINS ( LEWIS died many years ago). ELIZABETH -M- 2nd JESSE KILLINGSWORTH - - seperated. children were :
SAMUEL C. DINKINS
ELIZABETH S. DINKINS -W- REUBEN HOUSE
PAUL S., - - now about 13 yrs.
REF: LAND RECORDS from ROBERTSON county TENNESSEE
Taken down JAN 1971, by WALTER RALLS.
NAME BOUGHT FROM BOOK-PAGE-DATE
_____________________________________________________________________
LUKE RAWLS R. WEAKLEY B 195, 16 JAN 1799
GABRIEL RAWLS N. CAROLINA G 22 30 SEP 1808
LUKE RAWLS LUKE RAWLS, SR. B 326
S. RAWLS WM. MILSAPS K 345
S. RAWLS JAMES M_______ K 428
GABRIEL RAWLS S. CROCKETT, B OF S. A 120
NAME TO BOOK-PAGE-DATE
_____________________________________________________________________
LUKE RAWLS, SR. LUKE RAWLS, JR. B 326 BOTH OF ROBERTSON
COUNTY
ELIZABETH RAWLS of SAM MILLS { MILES } F 253 17 JULY 1801
S.C. along LUKE RAWLS
line, JESSE RAWLS line
GABRIEL RAWLS A. STEWART H 63 MAR 1807
wit ABEL & JOSEPH RAWLS
RICHARD RALE? R. PARKS K 471 1814
BENJAMIN RAWLS A. HINKLE M 465
JESSE RAWLS D. HUNTER R 376 14 JUNE 1824
COUNTY of FAIRFIELD SOUTH CAROLINA.
NAME OF BOOK-PAGE-DATE
__________________________________________________________________
JAMES RAWLS W. SEAT W 137 14 OCT 1830
B. RAWLS J.B. BINKLEY W 116
RAWLS J.B. BINKLEY Y 188
BENJAMIN RAWLS W. BRUNBLOW Z 102 1833
REF: ROBERTSON county TENNESSEE COURT MINUTES, 1797-1807.
By CAROL WELLS, 929.3
PAGE 129, APRIL 1803
{PAGE 249}
.......
B/S GABRIEL RAWLS to SAMUEL CROCKETT proven by ISHAM ROGERS.
PAGE 187, NOVEMBER 1805
{PAGE 368}
..............
jurors to next court: JAMES JOHNSTON, DANIEL JOHNSTON, EPPA LAWSON, THOMAS BYRD, ROBT. BROWN, WALTER BROWN, WILLIAM CRAWFORD, CHARLES BRADEN, OBEDIAH BOUNDS, SAMPSON MATTHEWS, BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, WILLIAM BENSON, FRANCES BOREN *, NATHAN CLARK, JOHN COUTS, JAMES BELL, WM. CROCKETT, FREDERICK COBB, ANDREW CHEATHAM, JNo DORRIS, MICHI FISER, JOHN LIPSCOMB, JOHN HYDE, (JACOB LEWIS), {{ GABRIEL RAWLS }}, ROBERT SAUNDERS *, HENRY AIRS, JAS ATKINS, GEo HANLY JR., JOHN SHEROD *, WM. CONYERS, JNo CAMPBELL, JACOB PINKLEY, GEORGE MURPHY, JOHN PAYNE, VOLENTINE CHOATE, JAMES YATES, BENJAMIN MENEES JR., SAMUEL CROCKETT.
...............
REF: RED RIVER SETTLERS, records of the settlers of northern MONTGOMERY, ROBERTSON and SUMNER counties, TENNESSEE.
by EDITH RUCKER WHEATLY.
(BALTIMORE ,MD. geanealogical publishing company, p. 117-1980 )
grant no. 3408 to GABRIEL RAWLS, dated 2 OCT.. 1804, warrant no. 185 for 228 acres. recorded book d-4, p. 311 (rb-4/311 ROBERTSON county , TENNESSEE, north side CUMBERLAND RIVER.
REF: ROBERTSON county, TENNESSEE deeds,
book G, PAGES 22-23
NORTH CAROLINA to GABRIEL RAWLS,DEED
SEP. 30, 1808
STATE of NORTH CAROLINA NO. 3408
CONTINENTAL SERVICE of THOMAS MOORE
GABRIEL RAWLS assignee of EDWARD HARRIS assignee of WILLIAM BLACKLEDGE assignee of THOMAS MOORE
228 acres, lying in ROBERTSON county north side of CUMBERLAND RIVER, on the waters of SYCAMORE CREEK beginning at COL. JAMES GLASGOW'S n.w. corner of a one-thousand acres survey ( which includes the mouth of said SYCAMORE CREEK ) and runs north to a BEECH on ANTHONY HART'S line, to the heirs of WILLIAM RAMSEY'S corner,
9 DEC 1800, warrant no. 188.
.......SARAH DUNN........JAMES TURNER.........
MILES WHITE, SEC SIGNED: J. TURNER
REG. by BASEL BOREN, REGS.
ROBERTSON county.
REF: SALE of above land to ANDREW STEWART
signed GABRIEL RAWLS
wits: PHILLIP RUSSELL
ABEL RAWLS
JOSEPH RAWLS
ELIZABETH RUSSELL
OCTOBER TERM 1807
oaths of PHILLIP RUSSELL and ELIZABETH RUSSELL
TEST. THOS. JOHNSON (R.C.)
REF: SUCCESSION of GABRIEL RAWLS, DATED 15 DECEMBER 1807
On or before the FIRST of JANUARY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and NINE I promise to pay unto ABEL RAWLS on order the just and full sum of FORE HUNDRED DOLLARS it being for value recd. of him as witness my hand this 15th DEC 1807.
GABRIEL RAWLS
REF: 1810 CENSUS CATAHOULA PARISH, LOUISIANA
GABRIEL RAWLS
0-0-1-0-1 \ 0-0-0-0-0 \ 02
REF: SUCCESSION of GABRIEL RAWLS, DATED 6th DEC 1815
Two days after date I promise to pay or cause to be paid unto JOHN RAWLS on order the just and full sum of FORE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS to bare ten per cent interest untill paid given for value recd. of him as witness my hand this 6th DEC. 1815.
GABRIEL RAWLS
REF: CATAHOULA PARISH LOUISIANA CONVEYANCES
BOOK B, ENTRY #
PAGE 127
Know all men by these presents that we ELIZABETH DUNN and LUCY LEWIS the heirs of WILLIAM LEWIS do for value recd. bargain sell and deliver a certain improvement it lying near BAYOU MACON adjoining of HARMAN DASHs claim of land on the first high bluff on BAYOU MACON the said improvements maid by WILLIAM LEWIS belonging to his heirs we do warrant and forever defend the said claim and improvements from ourselves heirs executors assigns or administrators to ABEL RAWLS his heirs or administrators, this the TWENTY THIRD day of SEPTEMBER 1817-
signed in presence of GABRIEL RAWLS her
ELIZABETH X DUNN
mark
LUCY LEWIS
state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CATAHOULA } Before me personally appeared GABRIEL RAWLS who being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that he saw ELIZABETH DUNN and LUCY LEWIS sign and acknowledge the within bill of sale for the purpose therin stated.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 2nd day of OCTOBER 1817.
signed GABRIEL RAWLS
REF: CONVEYANCE RECORDS OF CATAHOULA PARISH LOUISIANA.
BOOK B, P. 139-C
STATE of MISSISSIPPI, county of FRANKLIN.
CATHERINE ARGOE and SANDERS ARGOE bargain sell and quit all our claim of the estate of GABRIEL RAWLS deceased in the state of LOUISIANA unto JOSEPH BEASLEY of the state of LOUISIANA for the consideration of 100 dollars.
acknowledged this 19th day of APRIL 1820.
his her
HENRY X SLUDER CATHERINE X ARGOE
mark mark
his his
EDWARD X GAMBLE SANDERS X ARGOE
mark mark
recorded 8 MAY 1820
REF: JOURNAL of SOPHIE ADAMS GOODRUM
GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER of GABRIEL RAWLS and GRANDDAUGHTER
of JOSEPH RAWLS.
According to the journal , written in 1878, REV. GABRIEL RAWLS was a BAPTIST MISSIONARY sent from ENGLAND to preach to AMERICAN'S in MISSISSIPPI and LOUISIANA. He preached in NATCHEZ and NEW ORLEANS and died in or near NEW ORLEANS. He was an itenerant minister for the CONGAREE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, RICHLAND DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, NEAR CAMDEN, and he owned land on CRANE CREEK in 1775, on CEDAR CREEK by 1784 and on HARMON CREEK by 1786.
REF: BIBLE RECORD transcribed in 1966, at the time in the possession of MRS. W.M. DOTSON, 1308 FIRST NORTH ST., VICKSBURG, MS.: " THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT. TRANSCRIBED , ETC., COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. 1832"
Notes for ELIZABETH:
REF: SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL RAWLS, CATAHOULA PARISH LOUISIANA.
REF: STEVE RALLS, TOLD HENRY THAT GABRIEL'S WIFE'S NAME WAS ELIZABETH
REF: JOURNAL of SOPHIE ADAMS GOODRUM, GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER
of ELIZABETH and REV. GABRIEL RAWLS.
NOTE:
More About GABRIEL RAWLS and ELIZABETH:
Marriage: Bet. 1745 - 1750, VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA or ENGLAND
Children of GABRIEL RAWLS and ELIZABETH are:
i. WILLIAM2 RAWLS.
Notes for WILLIAM RAWLS:
REF : 1790 census ORANGEBURG CO., SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIAM ROLLS 1-1-1-0-0
REF : 1800 census of WACCAMAN CO., SOUTH CAROLINA, P. 774
May not be the same as in the 1790
May not be of my family ?
2. ii. SILAS RAWLS, SR., b. Bet. 1750 - 1755, VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA or ENGLAND; d. Bet. 1818 - 1821, ,HEAMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS.
iii. JOHN RAWLS, SR., b. Bet. 1750 - 1755, , NANSEMOND CO., VIRGINIA or NORTH CAROLINA; d. October 06, 1819, NATCHEZ, ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI; m. ELIZABETH UNKNOWN; b. Bet. 1765 - 1770, ,,SOUTH CAROLINA; d. Bef. October 06, 1819.
Notes for JOHN RAWLS, SR.:
REF: NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI court records 1767-1805, p. 439.
CLAIM NO. 1303- SPANISH GOVERNMENT to JOHN STAMPLEY 27 JAN 1783
In virtue of a mandate from GOV. MIRO of reg. office LA. etc., we have granted to JOHN STAMPLEY 150 acres adj. PETER PEARNAS, HIS MAGISTRATE'S lands of FORT PAMMURE, FRANCE, SPAIN, JOHN RAWLS and SAM GERMAN, interpreter for the indians.
N.O. 4 JUNE 1785 by MIRO. 1/ file
JOB ROUTH, claimant, 27 MAR 1804, wit: JOHN GIRAULT, 13 MAY 1805.
certif. a-225 issued 5 SEP 1805, MISS. TER. JOS. ROUTH claims 158 arpents near the city of NATCHEZ, founded on a SPANISH patent to JOHN STAMPLEY, as above, who conveyed to the present claimant by DEED dated 6 SEP 1794 signed p. 480- claim 1395.
SPANISH GRANT to GEORGE RAPALJE, 231 acres adj. FRANK SPAIN, JOHN RAWLS, JOHN LUSK, WILLIAM FERGUSON, STEPHEN MAYES, and JAMES CABEL, N.O. 11 MAR 1788 by MIRO. plat dated 12 DEC 1782 1/1 file ROBERT MOORE, claimant, 28 NOV 1804. certified A-666. ROBERT MOORE, claims 231 acres 2 miles from NATCHEZ, bound as above grant described founded on said grant to GEORGE RAPALJE who sold it to MATTHEW WHITE by said WHITED? to ALEXANDER MOORE, who gave the same by his last will to his children who by their deed of partition, 18 JULY 1803, alloted and conveyed same to claimant, signed-claim no. 1791.
REF: NATCHEZ MISSISSIPPI court RECORDS 1767-1805, P. 306.
SPANISH government to RICHARD KING, 86 acres, 9 miles EAST of FORT, adj. DAVID WILLIAMS, GERARD BRANDON, JOHN RAWLS, and, JOHN FOSTER, N.O. 20 AUG 1794 by CARONDELET. 11 file claimant, JOHN R. WILEY, 31 MAR 1804, SEE no. 1720 and no. 541, rejected 16 MAY 1806, JOHN R. WILEY, claims as legal rep. of RICHARD KING, 86 arpents in ADAMS co. MS. on WATERS of ST. CATHERINE'S CR. by virtue of a SPANISH PATENT to said RICHARD KING, who sucd. the same to this claimant.
REF: ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE COURT MINUTES, 1796-1807.
by CAROL WELLS, 929.3, MIDLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1995
PAGE 210, NOVEMBER 1806
( PAGE 414 )
JOHN HILL to oversee the IRONWORK road from MONTGOMERY COUNTY
line towards SPRINGFIELD as far as 9 MILE TREE; persons to work under
him {{ JOHN RAWLS }}, {{ ABEL RAWLS }}, {{ JOSEPH RAWLS }}, JOHN
HILL, WM. LEWIS, DAVID BEASLEY, GABRIEL BEASLEY, JACOB MOAKE,
ROBERT SANDERS, WILLIAM SANDERS, THOs HUNTER, ANDREW
SANDERS, DANIEL SANDERS, FREDERICK FISHER.
...........
NOTE: JOHN HILL was the curator of the estate of GABRIEL RAWLS in
CATAHOULA PARISH, LOUISIANA.
WILLIAM BEASLEY and GEORGE STAMPLEY were appraisers of
JOHN RAWLS estate in 1819 in CATAHOULA PARISH, LOUISIANA.
REF: CONVEYANCE records of CATAHOULA PARISH, LOUISIANA
PAGE 43, ENTRY 52B
Know all men by these presents that I SARAH BURNS of CATAHOULA parish state of LOUISIANA have on this 15th day of AUGUST ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and THIRTEEN constituted made and appointed and do by these presents make constitute and appoint MR. JOHN RAWLS of the aforesaid state and county my lawful attorney to act for me and my name in and concerning my hole business and affairs giving and granting to my said attorney full possession the above named authority if obtaining property or what not, in any lawful way binding myself so be satisfied with transactions of my said attorney in all matters of his acting for me in witness I have hereunto set my hand this day and year above writen
signed SARAH BURNS
test.
WILLIAM BEASLEY
his
DAVID X BEASLEY
mark
recorded 3rd of OCTOBER 1813
State of LOUISIANA }
Parish of CATAHOULA } Before me SAMUEL LIGHTNER judge of the parish of CATAHOULA personally appeared WILLIAM BEASLEY who being duly sworn deposeth that he saw SARAH BURNS sign the within power of attorney for the purpose therein stated. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of OCTOBER 1813.
SAML. LIGHTNER J.P.C.
REF: SUCCESSION papers of GABRIEL RAWLS, 6th DEC 1815
Two days after date I promise to pay or cause to be paid unto JOHN RAWLS on order this just and full sum of FIVE HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS to bare ten percent interest untill paid given for value recd. of him.
GABRIEL RAWLS
I indorse the within note to ABLE RAWLS for value recd. of him this 22nd of JUNE 1818
JOHN RAWLS
REF: SUCCESSION papers of JOHN RAWLS
JANUARY 1818- JOHN RAWLS to GEORGE STAMPLEY
to five hundred & sixtynine weights
merchantable pork at seven cts pr lb.
$ 5.83 cts
credit
one barrel flower 8
one GERMAN FLUTE ? 6
three dollars cash borrowed 3
______________
$ 17
______________
balance due $ 22.83
SEPr 12, 1820
This day personally appeared before the undersigned one of the justice of the peace for the PARISH of CATAHOULA, state of LOUISIANA, exr DOUGLAS who after being duly sworn deposeth and saith that the above account is just & true to the best of his knowledge and further saith not.
sworn to & subscribed before me the date above written.
co? DOUGLAS
ICHABOD OSBORN
justice of the peace
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS
estate of JNO RAWLS to GEORGE STAMPLEY dr
1819 OCTr 8-
one pork hog 4
one bushel sweet potatoes .50
______
$ 4.50
This day personally appeared before me thew undersigned one of the justices of the peace for the parish of CATAHOULA state of LOUISIANA SAMUEL ENTZMINGER who after being duly sworn deposeth and saith that the above account is just and true and further saith not.
sworn to & subscribed before me on this 13- day of SEPT 1820 ( 1821? )
his
test SAMUEL X ENTZMINGER
ICHABOD OSBORN mark
justice of the peace allowed by me ABEL RAWLS
REF: CATAHOULS PARISH, LOUISIANA COURT RECORDS
PAGE 243, 257-B
REUBIN SUTTON & RACHEL his wife to RICHARD KING
transaction dated 18 JULY 1819
wit: JOHN RAWLS
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, dated 1819
COVER, ABLE RAWLS curator of the property belonging to the estate of
JOHN RAWLS decd.
estate JOHN RAWLS
1819 to amt paid J. HABERLIN & CO. no. 1 50.00
" " JAMES NELSON no. 2 100.00
" " GEORGE STAMPLEY no. 3 4.00
" " R. KING & CO. no. 4 15.25
" " PICKETT & KING no. 5 38.46 1\4
" " PHILLIP BROWN 6 10.00
" " G. STAMPLEY 7 22.83
" " P.H. OVERTON 8 25.00
" " H. DASH JR 9 4.00
" " H. DASH SR 10 2.00
" " D. ENTZMINGER 11 3.00 305.04 1\4
" " L.? DUGGINS 12 25.00
" " S. ENTZMINGER 13 26.82
" " S. HOLSTIEN & OUTHERS 14 13.00
" " G.W. RIDER 15 368.34
" " J. NELSON 16 270.37 1\2
" " F. LONG 17 3.50
" " BARRETT & ADAMS note 18 19.00
" " F. LONG 19 9.50
" " R. KING & CO. 20 184.20 ?
" " E.M. LOWE 21 100.00 100.
" " J. TERHERN 22 30.75
" " W. BEASLEY 23 5.00
" " S.M. HODKINS 24 5.00
" " E. DORSEY 25 20.00
" " E. GOLDMAN 26 27.00
" " JAMES WALLICE 27 35.00
" " J. HUNTER 28 20.00
" " R. TAYLOR'S judgement 29 177.24
" " F. PATTENS do 30 81.59 1\2 401.58 1\2
_________________________________________________________________
cash paid parish judge ( smudged )
to 2 1\2 per cent on this sum $ 2233 is 55.82 1\2
to this amt. paid RIDER 31 35.00
" " JANE BUNCH 32 10.00
" " JACOB McDANIEL 33 2.00
" " JOHN HARRISON 34 23.00 140.00
________________________________________________________________
1851.45 3\4
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, dated 18 OCTOBER 1819
COVER, account of sales of the property of JOHN RAWLS decd.
Be it known that I SAMUEL LIGHTNER judge of the parish of CATAHOULA and performing the duties of judge of probates did on this 18th day of OCTOBER in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and NINETEEN repois to the late dwelling of JOHN RAWLS decd. when and where I made sale of all the property of JOHN RAWLS decd. upon the following conditions, to wit, all property sold over the amot. of five dollars will be sold on a credit until the first of JANUARY EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE except such property as will be sold for cash and all sums of five dollars and under will be cash purchaser purchasing property to give bond and security _____ and those purchasing and canot give the security required the property then will be sold ____ and time the first purchaser to make good the deficiency of the first sale.
GABRIEL RAWLS one dun horse 140.00
do one coffee mill note 3.00
the lot and cups & saucers 2.00
_______
145.00
to do one dz. bridle bitts 7.00
ABLE RAWLS one sweping brush 37 1\2
ABEL RAWLS the democrat horse 155.00
" " one jug 1.06 1\4
" " one do 1.50
" " one sett of casters 10.50
" " one tea pot 3.50
" " one trunk 5.00
ABRAHAM ADAMS one shot gun 5.25
" " one skimer & spoons 1.50
" " one trunk 4.50
" " one band ?? note 1.00
" " one bull 8.00
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20.25
CAPT. JOHN SMITH one grey ? horse 53.00
" do one spanish saddle 2.50
____________________________________________
55.50
GEORGE STAMPLEY one grind stone 8.00
" " one ink stand paid .25
" " one curry comb .50
" " one mosquito barr ? 3.00
________________________________________________
11.50 note error in addition
JAMES BARRETT one axe 4.75
" " one dz. smothing iorns 4.25
" " one skillet & oven 5.50
" " two ( smeared ) 4.00
" " inkstand cottle pot & comb .25
" " one wooden box .25
___________________________________________________
19.00
HARMAN DASH JUNr one oxe or axe ? 3.50
" " the improvements on the cut off 465.00
" " the corn on the ground 20.50
" " one hand axe 37 1\2
" " two breer ? books and boat hook 1.00
____________________________________________________
490.37 1\2
JOHN DOUGINS one old axe .75
" " do paid 1.50
______________________________________________________
2.25
do do do one looking glass 2.00
ICHABOD OSBORN one small trunk 3.12 1\2
" " lot of old iorn 7.00
" " one pail 2.00
" " one old kettle note 1.12 1\2
" " three dishes 2.87 1\2
" " five plates 62 1\4 ?
" " three porter bottles & caster oil 1.00
" " one pound of powder 2 lbs lead 7.25
_______________________________________________________
21.00 note error in add.
NEIL BAKER one drawing knife .76
" " one brown horse 45.00
" " nine chairs 9.25
_____________________________________________________
55.01
WILLIAM BALLARD one woman's saddle cash paid 26.52 ?
" " two decanters & tumbler 1.00
SAML. ENSMINGER one frock coat 15.00
" " one oven & pott 4.12 1\2
ANTHONY LEWIS one man's saddle note 20.50
WILLIAM BEASLEY one half of the corn 20.50
" " one tub 1.00
" " one blue bowl 1.50
" " one pitcher note 50
" " one callico curtin 15.50
" " one dimejon ? 3.12 1\2
________________________________________________________
42.12 1\2
THOS. GARDNER one pail .75
" " do paid 1.87 1\2
_________________________________________
2.62 1\2
" " one jug paid 1.06 1\4
_________________________________________
3.68 3\4
GEORGE W. RIDER the improvements of SICILY ISLAND 975.00
JAMES BROWN one old blind mare note 25.00
DANIEL BEASLEY the stock of hogs note 6.00
" " one mosquito barr 2.25
____________________________________________
8.25
JAMES JOHNSTON one sett of knives & forks 3.00
" " one soup ladle 1.00
" " one tea caddy ?? 1.50
JOHN BUNCH one sett of knives & forks 2.25
" " one dz. candle sticks sniffers & tray 4.50
ELIZABETH DUNN one ( marked thru )
" " one umbrella 1.12 1\4
" " one mosquito barr 1.00
" " one bead tick ??? 2.25
" " one ditto 1.00
______________________________________________
5.37 1\2
ISAAC SELLARS broke one blue bowl 1.50
ELI TEMPLIN one strane funnel and some cooking ? 1.25
" " one table & cloath note 5.00
" " one auger GEORGE CATHEY 2.00
____________________________________________
8.25
WILLIAM BUNCH one pitcher 1.25
" " one jug 1.00
" " one barr sheer plane ??? 5.25
" " one sett plates 1.75
__________________________________________
9.25
GEORGE CATHEY one coffee pot cash paid 1.25
" " salt in the barrel cash 1.50
___________________________________________
2.75
JAMES NELSON one dz. candle stands paid 1.00
" " one ___? of curtin calico 15.00
" " one GOLD WATCH 32.00
____________________________________________
58.00 note error
FRIDERECK GALLOWAY one dz. _____? 2.12 1\2
" " two hand saws square compas
& gemblind ?? 3.50
" " one caster hatt 9.25
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14.87 1\2
PHILIP BROWN one lb latts ? 25
HARMAN DASH SENr one earthan churn paid 4.00
JACOB McDANIEL one sett chairs ?? paid 1.25
REF: SUCCESSION papers of JOHN RAWLS, dated 19 JANUARY 1820
COVER
ABEL RAWLS & BENJAMIN GARTER bond to JAS. VILLUE on estate of JOHN
RAWLS decd.
Know all men by these presents that we ABLE RAWLS and BENJAMIN GARTER are held and firmly bound unto his exellency JAMES VILLUE GOVENOR of the state of LOUISIANA and his successors in office in the penal sum of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS being the amount of the sales of the estate of JOHN RAWLS decd. which payment well and truly to be made we bind our selves our heirs executors and administrators firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 19th say of JANUARY 1820.
The condition of the above obligation is such that wheras the above bounded ABEL RAWLS hath this day been appointed curator of the estate of JOHN RAWLS decd. now thereof of the said ABLE RAWLS shall well and truly perform all and singular duties imposed on him by the laws of this state as curator of said estate and tender a just and true account of his administration of said estate and pay over all sums of money to those entitled to the same then and in such case the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
signed and acknoledged ABEL RAWLS
before me this 19th JANY. 1820 BENJM. GARTER
JOHN LIGHTNER, parish judge
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, dated JANY 1st ? 1821
ABEL RAWLS to the estate of JOHN RAWLS decest--- dr
to GABRIEL RAWLS purchased one DUN HORSE 140.00
to 1 coffee mill 3.00
to 1 sett of cups & sosers 2.00
to ABL RAWLS one DEMOCRAT HORSE 155.00
to 1 bridle bitts 7.0 to 1 sweaping brush 37 1\2
to 1 jug 67 1\4 ?
to 1 do 1.50
to 1 sett of caster 10.50
to 1 tee lath? 3.50
to 1 trunk 5.00
ABRAHAM ADAMS to 1 shot gun 5.25
to 1 skimmer and spooner 1.50
to 1 trunk 4.50
to 1 bowl 1.00
to 1 bull 8.00
JOHN SMITH to 1 GREY HORSE 53.00
to 1 SPANISH SADDLE 2.50
GEORGE STAMPLEY to 1 GRINDSTONE 3.00 ?
to 1 INKSTAND CASH PAID 25
to 1 curracomb 50
to 1 MOSQUITO BAR 3.00
J. BANKS ?? to 1 axe 4.75
to 10 smothing irons 4.25
to 1 skillot and oven 5.50
to 2 potts 4.00
to 1 inkstand 25
to 1 wooden box 25
HARMAN DASH jun to 1 axe 3.50
to 1 land axe 37
to 1 IMPROVEMENT of LAND on the cutoff 465.00
( see land records )
to the corn on the ground 20.50
to 2 boot hooks ? 1.00
JOHN SCOGGANS to 1 old axe cash paid 25 ?
to 1 do " cash paid 150
ICHABOD OSBORN to 1 trunk 3.12 1\2
to 1 looking glass 2.00
to 1 lot of old iorn 4.00
to 1 pail 2.00
to 1 old kettle 1.12 1\2
to 3 dishes 2.87 1\2
to 5 plates 82 1\2
to 3 barber bottle & caster oil ? 1.00
to 1 lb of powder # 2 led 1.25
_______________________________________________
amount carried over $ 946.09 3\4
amount brought up $ 946.09 3\4
NEILL BAKER to 1 drawing knife .16
to 1 brown horse 45.00
to 9 chairs 9.25
W. BALLARD to 1 womans saddle
to 2 dicanters cash paid 27.50
SAML. ENTZMENGAR to 1 frock coat
to 1 pot & oven cash paid 19.12 1\2
ANTHONEY LEWIS to 1 mans saddle 20.50
continued under ELIZABETH, JOHN'S WIFE.
REF: 1820 census SMITH CO., TN.
More About JOHN RAWLS, SR.:
Burial: Abt. October 06, 1819, NATCHEZ, ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
Notes for ELIZABETH UNKNOWN:
NOTE: CONTINUED FROM JOHN RAWLS
THOS. GARDNER to 1 pail 1.87 1\2
to 1 do .75
to 1 jug cash paid 1.06 1\4
WILLIAM BEASLEY to 1 half the corn 20.50
to 1 tub 1.00
to 1 blue bowl 1.50
to 1 pitcher 50
to 1 calico curtin 15.50
to 1 deniyon?? 3.12 1\2
GEORGE REDER (RIDER) to 1 improvement on SICILY ISLAND 975.00
J. BROWN to 1 old mare 25.00
DANL. BEASLEY to 1 stock of hogs 6.00
to 1 mesquitoe bar 2.25
JAS JOHNSTON to 1 sett of knives & forkes 3.00
to 1 soup ladle 1.00
to 1 tea cettle 1.50
J. BUNCH to 1 sett of knives & forkes 2.25
to 1 dz. candle sticks sniffers and tray 4.50
ELIZABETH DUNN to 1 umbrella 1.12 1\2
to 1 mesquato bar 1.00
to 1 bedtick ? 2.25
to 1 do do 1.00
ELEC ? GOODFELLOW ?? to 1 straner funnel 1.50
to 1 table & clouth set 5.00
to 1 acct for JAMES CATHY cash paid 2.00
WILL BUNCH to 1 pitcher 1.25
to 1 jug 1.00
G.W. CATHEY to 1 barsheer plow 1 sett of plates 7.00
to 1 coffee pot the salt in the barrel-
cash paid 2.75
JAS NELSON to 1 dz. candle molds cash paid 1.00
to 1 piece of curtain calico 15.00
to 1 gold watch 32.00
F. GALAWAY to 1 pr of shears 2.12 1\2
to 2 handsaws square & corn trows ?? 3.50
to 1 caster hatt ? lath ? 9.25
H. DASH SENr to 1 earthen churn- cash paid 4.00
J. McDANIEL to 1 sett of geers ??? cash paid 1.25
_______________________________________________________________
$ 2167.23 1\4
1820 (1821?) credit by cash paid ??
paid to ( ______ cant read and it was crossed out )
paid to _____ low 100.00
paid to JOHN HARRISON 23.00
paid to JAMES WALLACE 35.00
paid to LAWYER HUNTER 20.00
paid JACOB McDANIEL 2.00
paid SAMUEL ENTZMING ( ENTZMINGER ) 7.75
paid FRANCES LONG & STEPHEN HOLSTON 13.00
paid JOHN DOUGGAN 9.25
paid two accts to GEORGE STAMPLEY 27.33
paid DAVID ENTZMINGAR 3.00
paid to HAVERLING & CO. 1...00 ??
paid JAMES NELSON 270.37 1\2
paid NATHAN KING & WILLIAM PUCKETT
acct. to NEILL BAKER 38.46 1\4
paid S.M. HODKINS 5.00
paid J.H. OVERTON 25.00
paid RICHARD KING & CO. two notes amounting with interest 184.22 1\4
paid to sd KING & CO. acct 45.25
paid GEORGE W. REDER acct 368.34
also the same time paid on order he let sd. RAWLS
have in his lifetime on J.L. BUCK which KING got. 266.66
paid EDWARD GOLDMAN 27.00
paid to JANE BUNCH 10.00
paid PHILIP BROWN for caust 10.00
paid J. TRAHERN 37.75
paid FRANCIS LONG 3.50
paid G.W. REDER for two notes JOHN RAWLS in his lifetime
sold of S. REDERS ? 35.00
paid to HARMAN DASH SENr 2.00
paid to HARMAN DASH JUNr 4.00
credit by GABRIEL RAWLS note 145.00
credit by JAMES BARRATTS note 119.00
credit by FIFTYEIGHT? dollars which HARMAN DASH owes on
the princeble of this note 28.00 ?
amount brought over
credit by percentage 49.54
____________
$ 2031.43
paid EDWARD DORSEY 20.00
paid FRANCES LONG 9.50
paid to JOSEPH WILLIAMS for JAMES NELSON 100.00
____________
$ 2160.93
an error of 17 dollars to be deducted of
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, amot. of notes and amount of sales of
JOHN RAWLS dec
total amot of sales 2233.01
amot of notes including your own credit ? 2178.69
amot of mings? purchase which is not included up at ? time of cash sale
19.12 1\2
amot of cash recd. 35.18 3\4
cash paid WM. BEASLEY acct. 5.00
leaving a balance in my hands of 30.78 3\4
note: see the original
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, account with RICHARD KING & CO.
______? the within account from MR. ABEL RAWLS this 7th day of APRIL
1821
RICHARD KING & CO.
JOHN RAWLS vz RICHARD KING & CO.
1819
to balance of acct for 1818
JANY 12 to 2 pan panatoons ? and trimmings last with
CHARLES B. HARVY your verbal order 8.12 1\2
MARCH 22 to 1 dozin fish ___? B. BEASLEY ".37 1\2
JULY 18 to 1 pint wine and gin ".50
" " 19 to wine & whiskey 5/ bottle wine 8/ 1.12
" " 20 to 6 glasses shrg? and wine 137 1\2
15 ? sugar i $ 3.12 1\2 coffee 4/ il 25 ? 9.25
1 mash? madrays ? handley ? 62 1\2 11.25
" " 22 1 circingle ? 150 2 wool hats is 3 $ 4.50
AUGt 4 to 1 nudles 4/ 4 y? sace is 4/ 0 in
1 pr socks 5/ 3 bars soap is 12/ 212 1\2
1 ? powder 10/ 3 roules ? shoe brushes 4/ 5.50 12.37 1\2
SEPTEMBER 18 to chance ? in buffling ? for watch on
the 20th JULY last ? 5.00
____________________________________________________________-
$ 45.??
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS
CLERK & SHERIFF FEE BILL vs THE ESTATE of JOHN RAWLS, 1821
ABEL RAWLS-curator of } judgement against plaintiff for cost of
JOHN RAWLS-decd } court at APRIL term of the district court 1821
vs } clerk fee bill- $ 12 38
REZIN CRABWELL ? } sheriff fee bill- 33 88
witnesses attendance 48 20
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taken from the executor $ 94 46
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JAMES PATTON }
vs } district court OCTOBER term 1821
ABEL RAWLS- curator } judgement final
of JOHN RAWLS- decd } amt of clerks fees $ 7.00
_________________
JACOB HABERLING & CO } judgement in the district court APRIL term 1821
vs } sheriff fees- $ 4.13
ABEL RAWLS- curator } clerks fees- 9.50
of JOHN RAWLS- decd } attorney fees- 10.00 23.63
_________________
amt of clerk fees total cost taken from my register $ 125.09
to wit 1st $ 12.38
2nd 7.00
3rd 9.50 SETH____? clk
_____________
$ 28.88
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS
COVER
JAMES PATTON vs ABEL RAWLS, TUTOR
transcript of judgement, no. 30
copy 74.72 judgement
6.87 fees
____________
81.59
The within judgement signed over to J.J. WILLIAMS by PATTON.
file ? taxed by HODKINS, FOLIO 116.
DOCUMENT
JAMES PATTON }
vs }
ABEL RAWLS, TUTOR } The law and evidence being in favor of the plaintiff it is
therefor decreed by the court that the plaintiff recover of
the defendant the sum of FIFTY SIX dollars THIRTY THREE cents with judicial interest from 18th day of SEPTEMBER 1821.
Plaintiff paid amt. ? cost of suit to be taxed-
NOVEMBER 9th 1821. ( signed JAMES DUNLAP judge
state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CATAHOULA } I certify the above is a true copy of the original judgement
of record in my office.
given under my hand & seal
of the court this 12th day of JANy 1829
JAS WILLIAMS dpty clk
JANy 15th 1829 recd JOHN HILL note for the sum of SEVENTY FOUR dollars and
TWENTY TWO cents in full satisfaction of the above judgement.
JAS J. WILLIAMS assignee
of JAMES PATTON
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, dated 1822
ROBERT TAYLOR }
vs } ABEL RAWLS
A. RAWLS curator }
1822 to clerks fees
FEBY 13th to filing & requesting petition $ .12 1\2
" copying petition & certifying true copy 1.25
" copying account & certifying true copy .50
" sealing citations with seal of court 1.25
" ditto sum for JAMES JOHNSON .75
" ditto to copy certified with seal of the court .75
MARCH 30th setting cause for trial .25
" entering judgement by default .50
" continuance notice for judgement 75 .25
MAY 7th setting cause for trial .25
" serving witness . 6 1\2
" entering judgement final 1.00
" taxing cost 1.00
" searving & execution & return 3.25
" entering satisfaction .25
________________
12.18 3\8
tax fee $ 10.00
sheriffs cost
FEBY 15th to serving petition & citation 2.50
" milage 2.50
" serving summons on J. JOHNSON .62 1\2
" milage 2.50
" serving notice of judgement .75
" milage 2.50
________________
" return of 2 executions nothing made ?? 25.37 1\2
_________________
$ 37.56 1\6 ?
I certify the above is the fee bill in the case of ROBERT TAYLOR against ABEL
RAWLS curator of JOHN RAWLS decd.
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS
DAVID ENTZMINGER acct.
1819 JOHN RAWLS to DAVID ENTZMINGER
JULY 3
to 6 dozen eggs at 25, cts, per dozn 1.50
to 6 chickens or fowls at, 25, cts a peace 1.50
$ 3.00
This day personally appeared before me DEHLIA McDANEL and after being duly sworn depoith and saith that the above account is just & true to the best of her knowledge and further saith not- sworn to and subscribed before me this 13 day of SEPt 1820 her
ICHABOD OSBORN } DELILAH X McDANAL
justice of the peace } mark
state of LOUISIANA
parish of CATAHOULA
REF: SUCCESSION of JOHN RAWLS, dated 9 OCTOBER 1819
To all whom it may concern know ye that I SAMUEL LIGHTNER judge of the parish of CATAHOULA and exercising the duties of judge of probate did attend at the house of JOHN RAWLS deceased on this NINTH day of OCTOBER in the year of our LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and NINETEEN and when and where I took an inventory of and caused to be appraised the property of said JOHN RAWLS decd. as follows, to wit,
dollars
one improvement of land on THE CUTOFF four hundred dollars 400.00
ditto "SICILY ISLAND" four hundred dollars 400.00
one DUN HORSE one hundred dollars 100.00
one LAUREL ditto DEMOCRAT ninetyfive dollars 95.00
one GREY ditto fifty dollars 50.00
one BROWN ditto forty dollars 40.00
the STOCK of HOGGS ten dollars 10.00
one GRIND STONE eight dollars 8.00
one BROWN MARE twenty five dollars 25.00
the POTT MOTTLE ? ten dollars 10.00
two AXES seven dollars 7.00
one DITTO seventyfive cents .75
one LOT of OLD IORN TOOLS seven dollars 7.00
one 2nd QUALITY AXE one dollar fifty cents 1.50
one DRAWING KNIFE seventyfive cents .75
one COFFEE MILL two dollars fifty cents 2.50
one pr FLAT IORNS three dollars 3.00
one RIFLE GUN FOR BID ten dollars 10.00
one SHOT GUN five dollars 5.00
one WOMAN'S SADDLE twenty five dollars 25.00
one MAN'S SADDLE eighteen dollars 18.00
one SPANISH DITTO two dollars 2.00
one SETT of KNIVES & FORKS four dollars 4.00
one DITTO DITTO DITTO two dollars 2.00
amot carried over 1241.50
amot brot forward 1241.50
3. iv. LUCY RAWLS, b. Bet. 1751 - 1770.
4. v. CATHERINE RAWLS, b. Bet. 1752 - 1770.
vi. GIRL RAWLS, b. Bet. 1753 - 1770.
5. vii. LUKE RAWLS, b. 1762, ,,VIRGINIA or NORTH CAROLINA; d. Bet. 1826 - 1830, ,FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI.
6. viii. JOSEPH L. RAWLS, b. October 20, 1764, ,,,ENGLAND; d. Bet. 1810 - 1815, ,ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI.
7. ix. HARRIS RAWLS, b. Bet. 1770 - 1771, ,,SOUTH CAROLINA; d. September 1837.
8. x. ABEL RAWLS, b. Bet. 1770 - 1790, , CAMDEN DISTRICT or CRAVEN CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. Aft. 1829, PROBABLY CONCORDIA or CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA.
Generation No. 2
2. SILAS2 RAWLS, SR. (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG)1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 was born Bet. 1750 - 1755 in VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA or ENGLAND, and died Bet. 1818 - 1821 in ,HEAMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS. He married ELIZABETH BASS Bet. 1778 - 1780 in ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, daughter of ABRAHAM BASS and UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1755 - 1757 in NORTH CAROLINA, and died Aft. 1823 in LAFAYETTE CO. ARKANSAS or ST. MARY PARISH LOUISIANA.
Notes for SILAS RAWLS, SR.:
REF:
REF: LOYALIST in the SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN of the REVOLUTAIONARY WAR.
by MURTIE JUNE CLARK
VOL. 1, PAGE 124
Pay abstract nr __, COLONEL ROBERT ENGLISH'S regiment, first
regiment of CAMDEN militia, LIEUTENANT JOHN BARTON'S company, 18 days,
30 JAN- 17 FEB 1782.
nr rank name remarks
9 private JOHNSON, JACOB
10 " " SOLVAN, JOHN
11 " " JOYNER, JESSE
12 " " SCOTT, WILLIAM
ATTEST: ROBERT ENGLISH, COLONEL
THOMAS COMMANDER, CAPTAIN
SAMUEL CAMPBELL, LIEUT. COLONEL
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA
(PRO T50, VOL 6 )
pay abstract nr 152, omissions from the undermentioned abstracts,
CHARLESTON, SC.
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
FIRST CAMDEN REGIMENT
1 PRIVATE HELMS, MAYBERRY, ABSTRACT NR 154
2 " " HELMS, JOSEPH
3 " " BEASLEY, WILLIAM
4 " " BEASLEY, JAMES, SEN.
5 " " BEASLEY, JAMES, JUN.
6 " " BEASLEY, DAVID
7 " " BEASLEY, CHARLES
8 " " BEASLEY, JOHN
NINETY SIX MILITIA REGIMENT
1 PRIVATE JOHNSTON, ABEL
2 " " McDOWELL, JOHN
3 CAPTAIN GLOVER, WILLIAM
4 LIEUTENANT CHAPPEL, JAMES
5 CAPTAIN GRAY, ISAAC
6 SERGEANT WHITE, ALEXANDER
CAMDEN MILITIA
1 PRIVATE BRITON, PETRY, 92 DAYS, NR 154
2 " " PERRY, MATHEW, 92 DAYS, NR 154
SECOND CAMDEN REGIMENT
1 LIEUTENANT TIDWELL, GEORGE, SIX-MONTHS PAY
LONG CANE REGIMENT
1 ADJUTANT WYLY, HENRY, NR 113
( PRO T50, VOL 3 )
PAGE 125
pay abstracts nr 8, COLONEL WILLIAM BANNATINE'S (SIC) REGIMENT
SECOND REGIMENT of CAMDEN MILITIA, 3 MONTH'S pay period,
61 days, CHARLESTON, SC, 12 SEPT- 12 NOV 1781, 19 NOV 1781.
nr rank name remarks
1 colonel BANNATINE (SIC), WILLIAM
1 MAJOR FORTUNE, WILLIAM
1 CAPTAIN ENGLISH, JOSHUA
2 " " SMITH, HUGH
3 " " ROGERS, JASPER
4 " " McLELLAN, HENRY
5 " " MARSHAL, MARTIN
1 LIEUTENANT WALLS, JOHN
2 " " BELL, JAMES
3 " " DRENNAN, DAVID
4 " " McMILLAN, SAMUEL
5 " " VAUGHN, THOMAS
1 ADJUTANT RALLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER *****
1 QTR-MASTER BRASEL, ROBERT
...................................
15 PRIVATE BISELEY, JACOB ( JACOB BEASLEY )
...................................
33 " " DASH, HARMON To TN, & LA, with SILAS RAWLS, SR.
PAGE 127
pay abstract nr 98, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLENTINE'S regiment, SECOND
REGIMENT of CAMDEN MILITIA, SOLDIER'S CERTIFICATION, CHARLESTON,
SC, 25 MAR 1782, 120 DAYS, 13 NOV 81- 12 MAR 82.
..........................
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
.........................
PAGE 128
SAME REGIMENT AS ABOVE
.........................
8 PRIVATE BESLEY, JACOB, ( JACOB BEASLEY )
WITNESS: JASPER RODGERS
9 " " BURCHAM, JOSEPH, JASPER RODGERS
...........................
21 " " DASH, HARMON
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PAGE 130
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pat abstract nr 118, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLANTINE'S (sic) regiment,
SECOND regiment of CAMDEN militia, CAPTAIN WILLIAM TIDWELL'S company,
soldier's certification, CHARLESTON, SC, 43 days pay, 1 AUG- 12 SEPT 1781,
22 MAY 1782
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
..........................
1 PRIVATE BURCHAM, JAMES, JUN.
2 " " BURCHAM, JAMES, SEN.
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PAGE 131
pay abstract nr 126, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLENTINE, second regiment,
CAMDEN militia, soldier's certification, 54 days,13 MAR- 5 MAY 1782,
CHARLESTON, SC.
....................
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
..................
3 PRIVATE BEASLEY, JACOB, 54 days, 13 MAR-5 MAY 1782,
WITNESS" JACOB HUNGERPILLAR
.........................
9 " " BURCHAM, JOSEPH, 54 days, 13 MAR- 5 MAY 82.
WITNESS: JACOB HUNGERPILLAR
......................
15 " " DASH, HARMAN, WITNESS: JACOB HUNGERPILLAR
.....................
PAGE 133
pay abstract nr 127, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLANTYNE'S (SIC) regiment,
SECOND regiment of CAMDEN militia, soldier's certification, 6-months period,
13 JUN- 13 DEC 1780.
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
..........................
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
.....................
PAGE 134
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33 PRIVATE BEASELY, JACOB
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56 " " DASH, HARMAN
......................
PAGE 135
.......................
93 PRIVATE BURCHAM, JOSIAH
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PAGE 136
pay abstract nr 154, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLENTINE'S regiment, second
regiment of CAMDEN militia, pay for 92 days service, 6 MAY- 5 AUG 1782,
9 SEP 1782.
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
...........................
4 PRIVATE BURCHAM, JOSEPH
5 " " BEASELY, JACOB
...........................
PAGE 138
.......................
pay abstract nr 171, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLANTYNE'S (sic) regiment of
CAMDEN militia, 16 OCT 1781, 148 days, 6 AUG- 31 DEC 82
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
....................
PAGE 139
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1 PRIVATE BEASELY, JOHN, REC'D by JAMES BEASELY, for his SON
who is sick.
2 " " BURCHAM, JOSEPH
3 " " BEASELY, JACOB
4 " " BEASELY, WILLIAM
5 " " BEASELY, JAMES, SEN.
6 " " BEASELY, JAMES, JUN.
7 " " BEASELY, DAVID
8 " " BEASELY, CHARLES
...........................
PAGE 141
ABSTRACT of subsistence nr 171, COLONEL WILLIAM BALLENTINE'S
regiment, second regiment of CAMDEN militia, 61 days, 6 AUG- 5 OCT 1782.
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
..................
1 PRIVATE BEACHAM, JOSEPH ( JOSEPH BURCHAM )
2 " " PEARSON, WILLIAM
3 " " BEASLY, JACOB
.....................
PAGE 142 SAME AS ABOVE
......................
15 PRIVATE BEASLEY, WILLIAM
16 " " BEASLEY, JAMES, SEN.
17 " " BEASLEY, JAMES, JUN.
18 " " BEASLEY, DAVID
19 " " BEASLEY, CHARLEY
20 " " BEASLEY, JOHN
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PAGE 148
ENTER SANDERS
PAGE 149
pay abstract nr 153, COLONEL JAMES CARY'S regiment, CAMDEN militia,
CHARLESTON, SC, six-months pay, 14 JUL 1780 to 13 JAN 1781,
to be paid 16 SEPT 1782
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
........................
1 ADJUTANT RAWLS, SILAS MY 4TH GREAT-GRANDFATHER
.....................
PAGE 206
pay abstract nr 40, COLONEL JOHN FISHER'S regiment, ORANGEBURGH
militia, CAPTAIN LECT STROMER'S company, soldier's certification, 183 days
pay, 14 JUN- 13 DEC 1780, to be paid 18 DEC 1782
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
.......................
8 PRIVATE DASH, HARMAN
...................
PAGE 215
pay abstract nr 149, COLONEL JOHN FISHER'S regiment, ORANGEBURGH
militia, CHARLESTON, SC, 18 SEPT 1782
NR RANK NAME REMARKS
........................
18 PRIVATE DASH, HARMAN, 92 days, 6 MAY- 5 AUG
....................
PAGE 225
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pay abstract nr _____, MAJOR DANIEL CLARY'S regiment, NINETY SIX brigade
nr rank name remarks
.........................
list heading illegible, top and bottom of page also illegible:
page 236
ninety six brigade
list no heading
nr rank name remarks
..................
30 sergeant BEASELY, JOHN
31 " " BEASELY, JAMES
32 " " BEASELY, CHARLES
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SOURCE of above: HOWARD COUNTY LIBRARY, BIG SPRING, TEXAS
4 MARCH 1996.
REF: 1790 CENSUS ORANGEBURGH DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA
( SOUTH PART )- CONTINUED
SILAS RAWLES 2-2-1-0-1
ORANGEBURGH district 1768-1868, History and records by DANIEL MARCHANT CULLER,
Edited for publication by JUSTINE BOND CULLER, MASON CULLER WOLFE, JUSTINE SMITH HUNDLEY CULLER, the reprint company, publishers, SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 1995.
Page 34, ORANGEBURGH DISTRICT IN 1790.
NAME FWM 16+ FWM UNDER 16 FWF All other free persons slaves
__________________________________________________________________________________
RAWLES, SILAS 2
NOTE: Need to check out court records of the following counties.
WINTON, ORANGE, BARNWELL, COUNTIES, SOUTH CAROLINA
1770'S to 1820'S
REF: SUMNER CO., TENNESSEE, COUNTY court minutes.
p. 166, ( TUE. OCT. 1, 1798 )
SILAS ROLLS on jury to lay out road from mouth of CANEY FORK to
DAVIDSON county line on SOUTH SIDE of CUMBERLAND RIVER.
.....
on motion ordered that a road from the mouth of the CANEY FORK to
the line dividing this county & DAVIDSON on the SOUTH side of
CUMBERLAND RIVER in the nearest and best direction to the town of
NASHVILLE be veiwed , marked & laid out by the following jury to wit,
EDMUND JENNINGS, ( SILAS ROLLS ), JOHN HARPOLE, MARTIN HARPOLE,
THOMAS GEORGE, ARTHUR HOGIN & WILLIS JONES, and that the said jury
report their proceedings to our next court.
p. 177, ( MON. JAN. 7, 1799 )
DEED from JOB BASS to SILAS ROWLES for 75 acres of land.
REF: DEEDS, VOL. 2, PAGE 275, SUMNER CO., TENNESSEE.
This indenture made and concluded on the ________ in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED and NINETY EIGHT between JOB BASS of the county of SUMNER and state of TENNESSEE of the one part & SILAS ROWLS of the county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said JOB BASS for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY and a HALF DOLLARS to him in hand paid by the said SILAS ROWLS the receipt whereof the said JOB BASS doth hereby acknowledge and the said JOB BASS hath given granted bargained and sold & by these presents doth give grant bargain and sell unto the said SILAS ROWLS his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land, containing by estimation SEVENTY FIVE ACRES be the same more or less it being part of a tract of land, purchased by the said BASS of WILLIAM GILASKO lying in the county of SUMNER on THOMPSON'S CREEK which tract of land is bounded as follows, beginning at a stake said JOB BASSES SOUTH EAST corner running NORTH ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY POLES to a stake then WEST SEVENTY FIVE POLES to a stake then SOUTH ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY POLES to a stake then EAST to the beginning, to have and to hold the said tract of land with all of its appurtenances unto the said SILAS ROWLS his heirs & assigns unto the said SILAS ROLS ? his heirs and assigns forever and the said JOB BASS his heirs and assigns doth bind himself his heirs and assigns forever warrant and defend the wright of the said against all claims of any person or persons whatsoever unto the said SILAS ROWLS his heirs and assigns forever in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this FIFTH day of JANUARY 1799.
Signed sealed and delivered in presents of
JAMES BUYARDS ?? JOB BASS {SEAL}
MICHAIL TOMPKINS acknowledged in open court
registered ____?_____? FEBY the 2nd 1799
DAVID WATSON ? register
p. 204, ( MON. JULY 1, 1799 )
SILAS ROWLES on jury to lay off road from CANEY FORK to road that leads
from BLEDSOESBOROUGH to NASHVILLE.
REF: RESIDENTS of the MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY
miscellaneous, BOOK 2A
Published by BEN STRICKLAND, copyright 1995
by JEAN STRICKLAND & PATRICIA N. EDWARDS
P.O. BOX 5147
MOSS POINT, MS. 39563
G 976.2 5917.4r b.2A
FROM: BETTY WORLEY
1805 JEFFERSON COUNTY CENSUS
Established JANUARY 1802
( microfilm # 547, MS TERRITORY STATE CENSUS REPORTS I-S )
COLUMNS: ( columns 4 & 5 are at the end )
1. free white males over 21 4. free non-white males
2. free white males under 21 5. all other free persons
3. free white females 6. slaves
name page 1 1 2 3 6
_________________________________________________________________
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MORDECAI THROCKMORTON 1 1 8 6
..............
WILLIAM STAMPLEY 1 - 3 1
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page 2
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ANDREW BOLLS 1 2 1 - * BETTY WORLEY'S FAMILY
JOHN BOLLS 1 1 2 - * " "
...................
ROBERT SIMMONS 1 3 4 2
..................
JAMES BOLLS 2 2 4 1 * " "
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page 4
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HENRY STAMPLEY 1 1 1 -
...
JOHN M. ALSTON 4 3 2 24
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page 5
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JAMES DROMGOOLE 3 - - 5
........
FRANCES DROMGOOLE - 2 2 2
.......
JOHN STAMPLEY 3 3 5 -
JACOB STAMPLEY 1 6 4 6
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Page 6
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JOSEPH SAUNDERS 1 - 2 -
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page 7
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ROB'T THROCKMORTON 1 - 3 3
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PAGE 8
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JOB BASS 1 2 4 12 * B-I-L OR F-I-L of SILAS RAWLS, SR.
SILAS RALLS 3 1 1 7 * MY 4th great grandfather, wife was
ELIZABETH BASS
.................
REF: 1810 CENSUS CONCORDIA parish ,LOUISIANA, PAGE 56.
SILAS RAWLS
1 MALE OVER 45 1 FEMALE OVER 45
2 MALES 16-25
9 SLAVES
REF: 1816 SHERIFFS CENSUS, ARKANSAS CO., ARKANSAS.
REF: DOWER assignments and joint deeds, CLARK CO., ARKANSAS.
SILAS RAWLS & WIFE ELIZABETH of ARKANSAS CO., 1816, R 1819.
(CLARK CO. DR A-32 )
Know all men by these presents that I SILAS RAWLS SNR- of the territory of MISSOURI and county of ARKANSAS for and in consideration of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS to me in hand paid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have this day bargained sold and conveyed to DANIEL RAWLS of the TERRITORY and place aforesaid a certain- lot or parcel of negroe slaves ( to wit ) STEPHEN, SILVE, ROSE, BENJAMIN and CADAR, all of which I warrant to be sound and healthy and I do further warrant the title of said NEGROES to
the said DANIEL RAWLS his heirs &= forever against the claim or claims of all persomns whomsoever- in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 7th day of SEPTEMBER 1816.
SILAS RAWLS {SEAL}
ELIZABETH RAWLS {SEAL}
witness
HORACE WALLICE
REX WYATT
received and recorded this 23 day of NOVEMBER AD 1819
DAVID McCORMICK
acting clk CCCC
REF: 1820 CENSUS ,HEMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS.
REF: 1820 CENSUS CONCORDIA PARISH, LOUISIANA, PAGE 27
...........
EMANUEL SKINNER
JOB BASS 0-0-0-1-0-0-1-1-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-37-0-0-13-4-11-3-8-7-1
ELIJAH BASS 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-1-0-0-0- 5-0-0- 0-0- 2-0-1-2
...........
REF: Registration of cattle brands, CLARK CO., ARKANSAS, 25 AUG 1820.
DANIEL RAWLS DR { SON OF SILAS }
SILAS RAWLS SR { SON OF SILAS }
REF: CONCORDIA PARISH LOUISIANA LAND RECORDS.
At book E, PAGE 499 there was a conveyence dated MARCH 3, 1821 between a SILAS RAWLS and a ROBERT MILLER, This was a conveyence of some land on the WEST BANK of the MISSISSIPPI RIVER 25 MILES ABOVE the town of VIDALIA. MR. RAWLS stated this was the upper part of a tract settled by HIS FATHER SILAS RAWLS where he resided and cultivated same previous to the year 1814. BOOK D, PAGE 55, there was a bond made for ROBERT MILLER, JR. and JOHN I. WHITE as curators of the estate of SILAS RAWLS, SR. this was dated JULY 21, 1821.
In "A HISTORY OF CONCORDIA PARISH" by ROBERT DABNEY CALHOUN there is a JOHN RAWLS listed on the assessment roll for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT of CONCORDIA parish for the year 1806. This was probably a SPANISH LAND GRANT.
REF: 1820-21 CENSUS HEMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS
REF: WILLS OF ARKANSAS
SYLAS ROLLS ( SILAS RAWLS )
Division of : ELIZABETH ROLLS; WIDOW
DANIEL ROLLS
SYLAS ROLLS
1823; R 1825 ( GRBB-121 )
NOTE: SEE UNDER ELIZABETH RAWLS
REF: PROBATE RECORDS BOOK A 1813-1824, PAGES 303-307
SOURCE: CLYDE WEBBER, JR.
CLERK OF COURT
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
P.O. BOX 790
VIDALIA, LA. 71373-0790
VIDALIA ( ) 336-4204
FERRIDAY 757-8638
MONTERY 386-2237
SILAS RAWLS, estate papers, 1821, page 303
SILAS RAWLS estate
____________________________________________________________________
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } judges office JULY 7th 1821
Whereas ROBERT MILLER JR. of the parish and state aforesaid has applied to the undersigned judge by petition for letters of curatorship on the estate and succession of SILAS RAWLS SENR late of the parish aforesaid deceased-
Notice is hereby given to those concerned to call if any they can, within ten days from the date of the present notice why the prayer of said petition shall not be granted under the provisions of the law in such case made and provided. EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
PAGE 304
To the honorable EDWARD BROUGHTON judge in and for the parish of CONCORDIA in the state of LOUISIANA. The petition of ROBERT MILLER JR. of said parish respectfully represents to your honor that several years since SILAS RAWLS SENr departed this life intestate who left a certain piece or parcel of land which he claimed by virtue of a settlement right and improvement made under the provisions of the act of congress relative to the settlement of public lands and which said land and improvements are situated in the parish aforesaid on the WEST BANK of the RIVER MISSISSIPPI about TWENTY MILES ABOVE the town of VIDALIA adjoining lands and improvements of DAVID SMITH on the upper side and lands of JOSEPH WHITE on the lower side and vacant lands in the rear and which said land and improvements made thereon are yet unadministered on not with standing the lapse of time since the DEATH of said RAWLS. Your petitioner therefor prays that your honor will grant to him letters of curatorship on said estate agreeably to the laws of the state aforesaid and at the same time to order a sale of said land and settlement right under the provisiond of the law in such case made and provided in that the proceeds thereof may be secured to the succession and credits of said deceased and your petitioner will as in duly bound capacity.
CONCORDIA 21st JULY 1821 } EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
A just and faithful inventory of all and singular the goods and chattles, lands and tenements, rights and credits which belong to the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased within the parish of CONCORDIA in the state of LOUISIANA as follows to wit-
A certain piece parcel or tract of land situate lying and being in the parish aforesaid about TWENTY FIVE MILES ABOVE the town of VIDALIA adjoining land of DAVID SMITH above the lands of JOSEPH WHITE below containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES be the same more or less. Valued at FIFTEEN DOLLARS. } $ 15
PAGE 305
SILAS RAWLS estate continued
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } I EDWARD BROUGHTON judge in and for the parish aforesaid do certify that the foregoing containd a just and faithful inventory of all and singular the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased within said parish so far as the same hath been shown to me or hath otherwise come to knowledge taken in the presence of MESSIS JOHN I. WHITE and JOHN KIMBLE witnesses thereto.
Given under my hand this TWENTY FIRST day of JULY A.D. 1821.
EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } TO MISSES JOHN I. WHITE and JOHN KIMBLE you are hereby authorised and required ( being first duly sworn ) will and faithfully to appraise all and singular the goods and chattles, land and tenements, rights and credits which belong to the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased within the parish aforesaid which shall be shown to you, or shall otherwise come to your knowledge, and the same being made you will sit down describe in writing and make return to the undersigned duly certified under your hands within the time required by law.
Given under my hand this TWENTY FIRST day of JULY in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE.
EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } Personally appeared before the undersigned judge of the parish aforesaid the within named JOHN I. WHITE and JOHN KIMBLE and were duly sworn well and faithfully to appraise all and singular the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased within the parish aforesaid which should be shown to them or otherwise come to their knowledge.
Given under my hand this TWENTY FIRST day of JULY in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE.
EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
PAGE 306
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } WE the undersigned duly appointed appraisers to appraise and value all and singular the estate of SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased within the parish aforesaid. Do certify that the sum assessed to the property contained in the assessed inventory is a just and true appraisement and valuation of the same to the best of our knowledge and judgement and that the same is all the estate of the said deceased which hath been shown to us or otherwise came to our knowledge.
Given under our hands this TWENTY FIRST day of JULY in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE.
to EDWD BROUGHTON judge } JOHN I. WHITE }
of the parish of CONCORDIA } his
JOHN X KIMBLE
mark
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } Be it remembered that on the TWENTY FIRST day JULY in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE personally before the undersigned judge of the parish aforesaid appeared ROBERT MILLER JUNr curator of the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS SENr deceased and was duly sworn well and faithfully to administer all and singular the estate of the said deceased within the parish aforesaid which shall be shown to him or otherwise came to his knowledge and which he would rightfully dispose of the same according to law to the best of his knowledge and judgement.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
(seal) hand and affixed the seal of my office the
day and year above written.
EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } Be it remembered that ROBERT MILLER JR. having executed bond with security conditioned according to law and haven taken the nessessary oath faithfully to administer the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS deceased within the parish of CONCORDIA who died intestate, is hereby invested with full power and authority faithfully to administer and rightfully to dispose of all and singular the goods and chattles lands and tenements, rights and credits of the said deceased, to ask recover and receive the debts which belong to the estate of said deceased, and to pay the debts the said estate may owe, so far as the property will extend according to this order and priviledge of law.
Given under my hand and the seal of my office the TWENTY FIRST day of JULY in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE.
(SEAL) EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
PAGE 307, SILAS RAWLS estate continued
The state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CONCORDIA } Be it remembered that on the TWENTY THIRD day of AUGUST in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE. I EDWARD BROUGHTON parish judge in and for the parish aforesaid proceed persuant to previous legal advertisement in the court house in the town of VIDALIA in the parish of CONCORDIA for the purpose of exposing to public sale as belonging to the estate of the late SILAS RAWLS deceased within said parish, all that certain plantation or tract of land situate lying or being on the WEST BANK of the RIVER MISSISSIPPI about TWENTY FIVE MILES above the town of VIDALIA, adjoining lands of DAVID SMITH above and lands of JOSEPH WHITE below containing by estimation ONE HUNDRED ACRES be the same more or less and having fixed published and declared the terms and conditions of sale as follows to wit.
Terms and conditions of sale
A credit will be given of one and two years payable in two annual instalments the first instalment payable on the TWENTY THIRD day of AUGUST in the year ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY TWO and the second instalment payable on the TWENTY THIRD day of AUGUST in the year ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY THREE the purchaser to give bond with approved security and a mortage on the property sold to secure the payment thereof- I offered for sale and proceeded to sell the aforesaid plantation or tract of land and LEVI RING bidding the sum of FIFTEEN DOLLARS for the same and no person bidding more it was therefor struck off and ajudged to him the said LEVI RING he being the highest and best bidder for the price and sum aforesaid.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal of office the day and year first written-
(seal) EDWD BROUGHTON judge
of the parish of CONCORDIA.
More About SILAS RAWLS, SR.:
Accession: Accession Number: LA0900__.25913
Acreage: Acreage: 168.0413
Aliquot: Aliquot Part Reference:13
Date signed: Date Signed: Aug 2, 183713
Meridian: Meridian/Survey Area: Louisiana Meridian13
Range: Range: 11 East13
Section: Section: 813
State: State: Louisiana13
Township: Township: 10 North13
Notes for ELIZABETH BASS:
REF: Deeds 1800-1807 SMITH county, TENNESSEE
Page 377/378. 1 FEBRUARY 1805. $ 525.00 25 acres.
SILUS RAWLS of SMITH CO. to WILLIAM MAGEE of same.
part of land purchased by JOHN BASE of WILLIAM GILLASPIE and said 25 a. conveyed to RAWLS adjoining JOBE BASS.
Signed : SILUS RAWLS
Wit : HEZEKIAH FORD, DANIEL RAWLS, SILES RAWLS, WILLIS JONES, JAS. ROWLAND.
Proven : MARCH 1806 oath/ JONES. rec: NOT STATED.
REF: WILLS of ARKANSAS
SYLAS ROLLS ( SILAS RAWLS )
Division of: ELIZABETH ROLLS; WIDOW
DANIEL ROLLS
SYLAS ROLLS
1823; R 1825 ( GRBB-121 )
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A marriage contract made and concluded upon this NINTH day of JANUARY 1823 between BENJAMIN CLARK widower and ELIZABETH ROLLS widow, both of the TERRITORY of ARKANSAS and county of HEMPSTEAD witnesseth that the said BENJAMIN and ELIZABETH, have agreed to join together as man and wife in a lawfull and honorable way and it is further agreed upon by the above named contracting parties, that all of the property goods and chattles, real and personal, belonging to the said BENJAMIN CLARK, shall decend to his children the lawfull heirs of his body
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at his death, and likewise all the property goods and chattles, real and personal, belonging to the said ELIZABETH, shall decend to her children the lawfull heirs of her body at her death provided nevertheless that it is further agreed upon by the above contracting parties that the personal property such as may be nessessary for the feeding, clothing and supporting of the family, and carrying on of the farm of the above contracting parties, belonging to the above named BENJAMIN and ELIZABETH, shall liable to be disposed of for the above named use without being granted ?? for, or the value thereof returned for the use of the heirs of either of the parties after their death as the case may be, and the said ELIZABETH agrees to take a childs part of the estate of SYLAS ROLLS her deceased HUSBAND, when the said estate is divided between the heirs. But it is agreed upon between the parties above named, that the place and PLANTATION, on which the said ELIZABETH now lives, shall be improved by them in co? after the marriage, and after the death of either of them, there shall be an equal division of said improvements a PLANTATION, one half decending to the lawfull heirs of each party, and it is further agreed upon that the property of either party shall not be liable for any debts heretofor contracted and each shall pay the debts they may have heretofor contracted out
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their original estates.
In witness whereof WE have hereunto set our hands and seals this day and date above written.
test BENJAMIN CLARK {SEAL}
WILLIAM STEVENSON her
WILLIAM JACOBS ELIZABETH X ROLLS
mark
HEMPSTEAD county } let
ARKANSAS territory }
I ALLEM M. OAKLEY clerk of the HEMPSTEAD circuit court, and exificio recorder do hereby certify that this article of agreement between BENJAMIN CLARK & ELIZABETH ROLLS, was this day duly recorded in my office. Witness my hand & seal this 4th APRIL 1825
ALLEN M. OAKLEY clk
& recorder exfo.
An agreement made and concluded upon this NINTH day of JANUARY 1823 between ELIZABETH ROLLS widow of the one part, and DANIEL ROWLS & SYLAS ROWLS of the other part, all of the territory of ARKANSAS and the county of HEMPSTEAD witnessesh that the above named contracting parties, have agreed to divide a family of negroes now in the possession of the said ELIZABETH ROLLS, as follows, to wit; that the said ELIZABETH ROLLS shall have three negroes named SYLVA, BENJAMIN & GREEN, and DANIEL ROLLS shall have STEPHEN, ROSE and ALFORD, and SYLAS ROLLS shall have, TONEY, PHILLIS & PETER, said negroes to be delivered immediatley after the marriage of said ELIZABETH ROLLS, to the said DANIEL & SYLAS, but it is further agreed upon between the
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above named contracting parties that should the said ELIZABETH after marriage be left in a state of widowhood, then and in that case, the said DANIEL & SYLAS ROWLS do bind themselves their heirs in the sum of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS each to deliver back again to the said ELIZABETH the above named negroes then living which they have received of her if she requires, the same to be for her use and disposal during her natural life after which all the above named negroes shall return to the said DANIEL & SYLAS. In witness we have hereunto set our hands and seals, the day and date above written.
her
attest ELIZABETH X ROLLS {SEAL}
WILLIAM STEVENSON DANIEL RALLS {SEAL}
DANIEL Y. GRAYSON SILAS RALLS {SEAL}
HEMPSTEAD county }
ARKANSAS territory }
I ALLEN M. OAKLEY clerk of the HEMPSTEAD circuit court, and exificio recorder, do hereby certify that the foregoing agreement between ELIZABETH ROLLS & DANIEL & SYLAS ROLLS, was this day duly recorded in my book.
Witness my hand & seal this 4th APRIL 1825.
ALLEN M. OAKLEY {SEAL}
clk
territory of ARKANSAS }
HEMPSTEAD county }
I do hereby certify that BENJAMIN CLARK and ELIZABETH ROLLS were lawfully joined together as man
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and wife on the NINTH day of JANUARY ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY THREE by me.
WILLIAM STEVENSON
I certify that this marriage certificate was this day recorded in my record book.
Given under my hand this 4th APRIL 1825.
ALLEN M. OAKLEY
clerk & exificio
recorder
SEE: JOHN BASS, SR.
LDS CHURCH
RIN SMNC-H9
REF: MONTGOMERY county courthouse
CLARKSVILLE, TN. 37042
(615)648-5711
County organized 1796 by the division between MONTGOMERY and ROBERTSON counties of TENNESSEE county, which had been organized in 1788 from DAVIDSON county and was then abolished, and whose records were deposited with MONTGOMERY county.
REF: SUMNER county archives
( in the basement of the old post office building )
GALLATIN, TN. 37066-2837
(615)452-4063
County organized 1786 from DAVIDSON county ( NORTH CAROLINA ), becoming part of the territory south of the RIVER OHIO ( popularly called the SOUTHWEST TERRITORY ) from its creation in MAY 1790 untill TENNESSEE became a state in 1796.
Probate records: wills, estates, lawsuits and misselaneous from 1786 to 1930, will book 2 from to 1842. Probate search service: $ 2.00 ; copies : $.10 per page for original documents and $ .15 for letter, $ .25 for legal size of published material; "mail request must be specific in nature and accompanied by an SASE."
REF: SMITH county courthouse
CARTHAGE, TN. 37030
(615)735-9033
County organized 1799 FROM sumner COUNTY AND indian lands.
Deeds from 1800
note: all records are at the ARCHIVES.
Courthouse has no records.
library gave me the name of DIANE AGEE below.
$ 7.00 per hour
DIANE AGEE
224 JACKSON AVE.
CARTHAGE, TN. 37030
(615)735-0977
REF: CONCORDIA parish LOUISIANA conveyences.
BOOK E, P. 499
SILAS RAWLS } CONVEYENCE
to }
ROBERT MILLER }
Know all men by these presents that I SILAS RAWLS of the county of HEMSTEAD TERRITORY of ARKANSAS has this day bargained with, sold and set over unto ROBERT MILLER JR. his heirs and assigns forever all my right, title, claim and interest unto a certain improvement lying and being on the WEST BANK of the MISSISSIPPI RIVER about TWENTY FIVE MILES above the town of VIDALIA in the parish of CONCORDIA the state of LOUISIANA, it being the upper part of a tract settled by my FATHER SILAS RAWLS SENr, wherein he resided and cultivated the same previous to the year EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and FOURTEEN it being the upper part of the said improvement.
county of HAMSTEAD } SILAS RAWLS
TERRITORY of ARKANSAS 2nd MARCH 1821 }
witness
PARISH of CONCORDIA state of LOUISIANA, SS?
Before me EBENEZER MILLER a justice of the peace in and for the said parish
personally appears MR. JOSEPH MILLER who being duly sworn as, the law directs deposes and says that the signiture of SILAS RAWLS to the within conveyence is the proper handwriting of said RAWLS- this disponent also states that in ? the year 1821 said RAWLS told him ( this disponent ) that he had sold all his claim of the within described land to said ROBERT MILLER.
Sworn to * subscribed } JOSEPH MILLER
this 20th JANY 1830 }
before me
EBENEZER MILLER }
justice of peace }
p. of CONCORDIA }
Recorded 22nd OCTOBER 1830
attest GEORGE S. QUINN ? p. judge.
note: this copy sent to me by BETTY WORLEY, of TEMPLE, TEXAS.
Received 21 MARCH 1997.
REF : circuit court of HEMPSTEAD county- APRIL TERM 1820
P. 20
At a circuit court to begin and held at the house of JOHN ENGLISH on the fourth MONDAY of APRIL it being the 24th day the same month in year 1820 present the honorable N McLEAN judge
court proclaimed
ordered that HENRY CASSIDY be sworn as prosecuting attorney for the present term of this court which was done
the sheriff returned into court the following panel of grand jurors to this term towit STEPHEN R WILSON, BENJ CLARK, CA. MERRY, JOS FUQUA SILAS RAWLS, WM GRAYSON, JNO McCLELLEN, JAS DYER, WM WHITESIDES, WM McDONALD, DAVID CLARK, GEO SMITH, CURTIS MORRIS, WM SIMS, JNO LAMB, BAZZEL BERRY, HENRY RULE all whom appeared were sworn charged and retired to consult of their duties
court of common pleas for HEMPSTEAD county- DECEMBER 1821
p. 152
At a court of common pleas began and held at the house of JOHN ENGLISH in thecounty of HEMPSTEAD and territory of ARKANSAS on this second MONDAY of DECEMBER in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE and of the independence of the UNITED STATES the forty sixth present the honorable WILLIAM WOODWARD and ISAAC PENNINGTON esqrs court being proclaimed the sheriff returned into court the following panel of grand jurors towit JESSE HOLDER, JOHN McLELAND, WILLIAM GRAYSON, JOEL DYER, JAMES DYER, WILLIAM McMAHAN, ELIJAH STUART, DAVID REESE, JOHN STEVENSON, SILAS ROLLS ( RAWLS ), WILLIAM WHITELY, GEORGE SMITH, MORRIS MAY eighteen good and lawful men of the vicenage all of whom being charged and sworn retired to consult of their respective duties
p. 154
............
on petition of sundrey cititzens of the township ROANE and county of HEMPSTEAD praying that a road may be viewed and laid out leading from LONG PRAIRIE settlement and that SILAS ROLLS( RAWLS) , JOHN GERIN ( GEERING ), and MATTHEW SCOBY to be and the same are hereby appointed reviewer (?) to view and lay off said road as far as the township of ROANE extends and return their proceedings to the next term of thiscourt
p.174
granted by the court that THOMAS BRADSHAW be appointed overseer over that part of the road leading from LONG PRAIRIE toward the present seat of justice for HEMPSTEAD county as far as the northern boundary line of the townshipROANE extends with the legal allotment of hands to open said road as laid by the commissioners that were appointed tolay road at the last term of this court
ordered by the court that SILAS ROLLS ( RAWLS ) BENJAMIN CLARK, JAMES BYRNSIDE & ISAAC PENNINGTON be appointed overseer to survey and lay off a road leading from the south eastern boundary line of the township of MONROE the most direct and practicable rout to the seat of justice of HEMPSTEAD county and return their proceedings to the next term of this court.......
SILAS ROLLS brand
no date but before 1821
More About SILAS RAWLS and ELIZABETH BASS:
Marriage: Bet. 1778 - 1780, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA
Children of SILAS RAWLS and ELIZABETH BASS are:
i. SILAS3 RAWLS, JR.14, b. Bet. 1780 - 1782, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA; d. 1826, ,CLARK CO., ARKANSAS; m. (1) MARGAURITE DRUMGRULE, Bet. 1800 - 1813, MISSISSIPPI or LOUISIANA; b. Bet. 1780 - 1790, MISSISSIPPI or ARKANSAS; d. Bef. 1826, CLARK or LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS; m. (2) CLARINDA UNKNOWN, Bet. 1822 - 1826, CLARK or HEMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS.
Notes for SILAS RAWLS, JR.:
REF: BOOK C, COURT of COMMON PLEAS and CIRCUIT COURT
HEMPSTEAD county, ARKANSAS TERRITORY.
MARCH TERM 1825 1st day
It is ordered that ESTHER FOWLER be appointed guardian to the following infants and heirs to theestate of JAMES FOWLER deceased; to wit SUSANNA LOUISA DARCAS WHITLEY RACHELL & JAMES upon her giving bond and security in the sum of four thousand dollars in favor of each of the above named heirs. Whereupon the said ESTHER FOWLER appeared in open court, and entered into bond in the penal sum of four thousand dollars for the use of each of the above named heirs with JOHN WILSON THOMAS DOOLEY SYLAS ROLLS and MATHEW SCOBY as her securities.
Whereupon court adjourned until to morrow morning at 9 oclock AM
SAML HALL
JULY TERM 1825
..................
In ROANE township at T DILLARDS store MATHEW SCOBY SYLAS RAWLS & WILLIAM CRABTREE to be judges.
NOVEMBER TERM 1825
...............
Court being proclaimed and opened the sheriff of the county returned into court the following list of grand jurors to the present term of this court, to wit SYLAS RAWLS foreman, DAVID TOLLETT ELIJAH BAKER JOHN H PROPS JESSE MURPHEY MORGAN CRYER GEORGE KERMAN BARTLETT ZACKARY HENRY RUYLE THOMAS CARR JEREMIAH PATE WILLIAM MATLOCK THOMAS J THURMAND & ROBERT M BAYLEY fourteen good & lawfull men of said county who was sworn & charged & retired to consider of their duties.
NOVEMBER TERM 1825
.........
RAWLS & BERRY the justices appointed to apportation the hands to work on the foregoing road reported.
REF : SETEMBER TERM 1826
SEE under DANIEL RAWLS
REF : SEPTEMBER TERM 1826
On pettition of THOMAS DOOLEY. It is ordered that BRYAN T NOWLIN SYLAS ROLLS & GEORGE HILL be appointed commissioners to divide a tract of land in long prairie, owned by HENRY RENICK JOEL CAMPBELL LABON GLASSCOCK & the said THOMAS DOOLEY, and that they report at the next term of this court.
REF : Court of common pleas and circuit court
book c, HEMPSTEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS TERRITORY
288.
MAY TERM, 1829
.......................
DANIEL RAWLS administrator of the plaintiff }
estate of SILAS RAWLS dec'd }
vs } debt
JOHN PETTIGREW & ALLEN M. OAKLEY defts }
on motion of the defendants by their attorney it is ordered that the sheriffs return on the original process issued and returned in this suit be quashed & set aside the same appearing to have been made after the return day in said process mentioned. Therefore on motion it is considered that the defendants recover of the plaintiff the cost of this motion whereupon on motion of the plaintiff by his attorney it is ordered that an alias summons be issued in this case against the said defendants returnable to the next term of this court and that this suit be continued until said term.
p. 298 MAY TERM 1829
.............
DANIEL RAWLLS adm'r of the }
estate of SYLAS RAWLLS dec'd }
vs } debt
TILMAN L. PATTERSON & }
PHILLIP DUTY }
On motion of the plaintiffs attorney it is ordered than an alias summons issue in this case for PHILLIP DUTY directed to the sheriff of LAFAYETTE county, and that the same be made returnable to the next term of this court.
REF : book C, court of common pleas and circuit court
HEMPSTEAD county, ARKANSAS territory.
THURSDAY morning 4th JUNE 1829. Court met pursuant to adjourment.
DANIEL RAWLLS admr of the }
estate of SYLAS RAWLLS dec'd }
vs } AN agreed case
TILMAN L. PATTERSON }
This day came the parties aforesaid by their attorneys, and the court not being sufficiently advised of the premises, takes until the next term of this court to consider thereof.
REF : book C, court of common pleas and circuit court
HEMPSTEAD county, ARKANSAS territory
SEPTEMBER TERM 1829
THOMAS CARR PLFF }
VS } CASE
BENJAMIN CLARK DEFT }
This day came the defendant by his attorney, and filed his plea to the plaintiffs declaration herein.
DANIEL RAWLS administrator of plffs}
SILAS RAWLS deceased }
vs } debt
JOHN PETTIGREW and ALLEN M. OAKLEY defts}
Thisday came the defendants by their attorney, andfiled their plea craving oyer of the writing mentioned in plffs declaration, which is granted them by filing a copy of said writing, whereupon the defendants filed their demurrer to plaintiffs declaration.
More About SILAS RAWLS and MARGAURITE DRUMGRULE:
Marriage: Bet. 1800 - 1813, MISSISSIPPI or LOUISIANA
More About SILAS RAWLS and CLARINDA UNKNOWN:
Marriage: Bet. 1822 - 1826, CLARK or HEMPSTEAD CO., ARKANSAS
ii. REV. DANIEL RAWLS15, b. 1783, ,ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA; d. Bet. 1853 - 1860, ,ST. MARY PARISH, LOUISIANA; m. UNKNOWN, Bet. 1800 - 1805, MISSISSIPPI OR LOUISIANA; b. Bet. 1780 - 1790, ,,MISSISSIPPI; d. Bef. 1850, ARKANSAS.
Notes for REV. DANIEL RAWLS:
REF:
REF: Inhabitants of the NATCHEZ district, MISSISSIPPI
1816 DANIEL RAWLS- ADAMS county.
REF: DOWER ASSIGNMENTS and JOINT DEEDS, CLARK co., ARKANSAS.
SILAS RAWLS & ( WF ) ELIZABETH of ARKANSAS CO., 1816, R 1819
( CLARK CO. DR A-32 )
Know all men by these presents that I SILAS RAWLS SNR- of the territory of MISSOURI and county of ARKANSAS for and in consideration of TWO THOUSAND dollars to me in hand paid the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have this day bargained sold and conveyed to DANIEL RAWLS of the territory and place aforesaid a certain- lot or parcel of negroe slaves ( to wit ) STEPHEN, SILVE, ROSE, BENJAMIN and CADAR, all of which negroes I warrant to be sound and healthy and I do further warrant the title of said negroes to the said DANIEL RAWLS his heirs & = forever against the claim or claims of all persons whomsoever- in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 7th day of SEPTEMBER 1816.
SILAS RAWLS { seal }
ELIZABETH RAWLS { seal }
witness
HORACE WALLICE
REX WYATT
Received and recorded this 23 day of NOVEMBER AD 1819
DAVID McCORMICK
acting clk cccc
REF: TEN THOUSAND MISSOURI TAX PAYERS
by SHERIDA K. EDDLEMAN
929.3 MO ED 23t
ROLLS, SILAS, DANIEL, SILAS JR.
1815 ARKANSAS PROPERTY
RAWLS, DANIEL
1817, HOWARD COUNTY, PROPERTY
REF: 1820 CENSUS ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
PAGE 7
DANIEL ROLLINS
1 MALE UNDER 10 4 FEMALES UNDER 10
2 MALES 10-16
1 MALE 26-45 1 FEMALE 26-45
1 MALE 45 +
note : not him
REF: INDEX TO VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS IN INDIAN WARS AND DISTURBANCES
1815-1858, PAGE 1163
RAWLS, DANIEL, PVT, served in WATER'S co., of CHISOLM'S ALABAMA militia volunteers in the FLORIDA WAR.
NOTE: THIS MAY NOT BE MY DANIEL RAWLS, STILL CHECKING.
REF: 1820 CENSUS CLARK CO. ARKANSAS.
REF: "THE OLD TOWN SPEAKS"
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY ARKANSAS
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THE FIRST CIRCUIT
Also planned at this time, in this section, and called EBENEZER PRAIRIE CIRCUIT, was the first circuit. To substantiate my claim for this statement, I quote from the minutes of this conference:
EBENEZER PRAIRIE CIRCUIT
SEPTEMBER 6, 1822
This brings the day appointed for the first sitting of the ARKANSAS
DISTRICT CONFERENCE. Those who attended agreeable to appointment
convened at a place near the CAMP GROUND. When the business of the
conference being opened by singing and prayer it was found that the
following persons were members; BENJAMIN OGDEN, JOSEPH REID,
GILBERT CLARK, SALMON RUGGLES, ( DANIEL RAWLS ), JOHN TOLLETT,
WILLIAM HEROLD, THOMAS TENNANT and JAMES BLACKBURN.
The above named MINISTERS were all licensed preachers.
DEACONS:JOHN HARRIS and HENRY STEPHENSON.
ELDERS: WILLIAM STEPHENSON, FRANCIS TRAVIS, JOHN HENRY, JOHN
SCRIPPS, presiding elder in the chair, GILBERT CLARK, was elected
secretary by an unaminous vote, it was then moved by brother REID,
seconded and carried, that one of the circuit preachers be elected to
co-operate with the committee appointed to superintend divine services
on the camp ground, and JOHN HARRIS was elected.
again in 1823, the conference was held at the same place, and I herewith
quote from the record of 1823:
page 31
The district conference for 1823 was held at the same place, THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 11, 1823.
This brings the day appointed for the second sitting of the ARKANSAS
DISTRICT CONFERENCE, The following were present; JOHN TOLLETT,
HENRY STEPHENSON, GILBERT CLARK, WILLIAM HARNED, BENJAMIN
OGDEN, JOHN SEXTON, JOHN HENRY, JOSEPH REID, SALMON RUGGLES,
F. McMAHAN, SAMIEL LAIRD, ( DANIEL RAWLS ) and THOMAS TENNANT.
I quote another source, as follows:
ARKANSAS TERRITORY,
SEPTEMBER 6, 1824.- WILLIAM STEPHENSON, P.E. in the chair, GREEN
ORR was recommended by the conference as a proper person to ride the
circuit, GILBERT CLARK like-wise.
..................
REF : BOOK C, COURT of COMMON PLEAS and CIRCUIT COURT
HEMPSTEAD county, ARKANSAS TERRITORY
SEPTEMBER TERM 1826
It is ordered by the court that BENJAMIN FULLER CAPTAIN and WILLIAM TRUELOVE ELISHA HALL DANIEL ROLLS and JOSEPH CAMPBELL be appointed PATROLLERS in ROANE township untill the next term of this court.
SEPTEMBER TERM 1826
.................
It is ordered by the court that BENJAMIN T NOWLIN, DANILE ROLLS & SYLAS ROLLS be appointed commissioners to divide the negroes belonging to the estate of WYLEY THOMPSON deceased.Between the children of said THOMPSON and his widow and that they report to the next term of this court in writing.
REF: HEMPSTEAD COUNTY ARKANSAS COUNTY COURT RECORDS.
ADMINISTRATION PAPERS, PROBATE BOOK BB, PAGE 59.
INTESTATE RECORDS OF HIS BROTHER, SILAS RAWLS, JR.
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY }
ARKANSAS TERRITORY } LS
To all whom these presents shall come greeting know ye that whereas SILAS
RAWLS late of the county aforesaid, died intestate as is said and DANIEL RAWLS havin entered in to bond with security which was approved of by the court and being otherwise qualified according to law as the administrator of the said SILAS RAWLS and the circuit court in and for the county of HEMPSTEAD and territory of ARKANSAS having given & granted to the said DANIEL RAWLS full power and authority to administer all and singular the goods chattels rights and credits of the said deceased wherever the same may be found and to demand and receive collect and levy all debts due and oweing the said SILAS RAWLS deceased at the time of his death or at any time after which may come to the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him the said DANIEL RAWLS administrator as aforesaid shall well and faithfully dispose of the same according to law.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and seal this
20th day of JANUARY 1827 and
of the independence of the UNITED STATES
the 51st year.
ISHAM B. GORDEN
DEPUTY CLERK
Recorded this 20th day of JANUARY 1827
I.B. GORDEN DEPT. CLERK
SOURCE: HEMPSTEAD COUNTY clerk
P.O. BOX 1420
HOPE, ARKANSAS 71801
(501)777-2241
JANUARY 25, 1993
BOBBY RAWLS
100 N. COTTONWOOD
BIG SPRING, TEXAS 79720
DEAR MR. RAWLS,
The only record we have that you requested was administration records for SILAS RAWLS in 1827. The fee for this copy is three dollars ( $ 3.00 ).
We do have (2) HEMPSTEAD county cemeteries book, that include BODCAW, BOIS DE ROAN township and surrounding area. There were no RAWLS, RAWLES, RALLS or ROLLS listed.
However, you may write to the genealogical society at the address below.
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P.O. BOX 1158
HOPE, ARKANSAS 71801
It is always a pleasure to serve you.
sincerely,
VELORA BRIGHT HALTOM
HEMSTEAD COUNTY CLERK
VBH/hm
REF: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ARKANSAS GAZZETTE
6 FEB 1827
PAGE 3 COLUMN 5
PUBLISHED at LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned, administrator of the estate of SILAS RAWLS, late of the county of HEMPSTEAD, in the territory of ARKANSAS, deceased, having obtained, at the last JANUARY term at the circuit court of said county, letters of administration on said estate, hereby gives notice to all person's having demands against said estate, to present them, properly authenticated, for settlement, within one year from the date of said letters of administration, or they may be precluded from receiving any benefit of said estate; and if said claims be not presented within five years, they will be for ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make imediate payment.
DANIEL RAWLS, ADM'R
of SILAS RAWLS, DEC'D
HEMPSTEAD CO. FEB. 6, 1827. 6-SW
REF: PROBATE PAPERS of SILAS RAWLS, JR.
JULY TERM 1828, LAFAYETTE county ARKANSAS
PAGES 1 & 2
JULY TERM 1828
At a circuit court continued and held at the dwelling house of JOSHUA MORRISON in CHICKANINNY PRAIRIE on TUESDAY the TWENTY SECOND day of JULY in the year of our lord EIGHTEEN HUNDRED and TWENTY EIGHT. Present the honourable WILLIAM TRIMBLE sole and presiding judge of said circuit court.
DB. DANIEL RAWLS administrator of the estate of SILAS RAWLS deceased in account with said estate viz.
$ cts
FEB 12, 1827 to amount of sale bill & hire of negroes 4700 66 1\2
FEB 12, 1827 to amount sale of 79,596 3\4 lbs seca cotton }
to DANIEL RAWLS for TWO DOLLARS and ONE}
FOURTH of a CENT pr HUNDRED POUNDS } 1593 80
AUG 18, 1827 to amount of sale bill __?????????____ 92 32
to amount of PROPERTY apraised to the WIDOW
exclusive of her purchase at the sale. 477 25
to amount of cash on hand at the death and
intestate as appears by the last item in
the general appraisers bill. 550 00
__________________
$ 7494. 03 1\2
by amount of A.M. OAKLEY fee bill as
per voucher no. 1 25 33 1\4
by amount of WM. E. WOODRUFF no. 2 3 00
by amt. pd. JASON D. JACK no. 3 10 00
by amt. pd. JOSEPH CAMPBELL apprais. 4 1 50
by do pd. JAMES L. McLAUGHLIN 5 4 00
by tar ? receits for the estate for 1827 6 31 00
by amount paid W.H. HARRISON for COFFIN 7 10 00
by amount paid ELIJAH STEWART for
digin a grave_ no. 8 3 00
by amount paid DANIEL CORNELIUS
for CRYING the SALE no. 9 9 50
by amount paid TILMAN L. PATERSON 10 25 00
by amount paid LOVE BENNETT no. 11 6 00
by amount paid CHESTER ASHBY two
receipts _______? no. 12, 13 100 00
by amount paid CHESTER ASHBY and
J.B. GORDON no. 14 50 00
by amount paid JOHN M. BRADLEY no. 15 6 00
by amount paid WILLIAM HICKMAN no. 16 15 00
by amount paid T.L. PATTERSON no. 17 30 00
by amount paid DILLARD & BUZZARD 18 19 00
by amount paid JACOB WAGGONER no. 19 6 00
by amount paid for SPERRITS for sale no. 20 2 00
by amount paid for making sereus no. 21 50 00
by amount paid JOHN WAGGONER no. 22 1 00
by amount paid actual expenses no. 23 13 00
__________
420 40 1\4
7494 03 1\2 420 40 1\4
__________
BALANCE AGAINST ADMINISTRATOR 7073 63 1\4
SOURCE: ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION
ONE CAPITOL MALL
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201
18 DECEMBER 1990
REF: 1828 CENSUS LAFAYETTE CO. ARKANSAS, NPN, NTL.
REF: 1829 CENSUS LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, PAGE 005, ARKANSAS TERR.
REF: 1830 CENSUS LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, PAGE 004, NTL.
NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
_____________________________________________________________________
ELIZABETH DOOLEY 0 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
FLEETWOOD HERNDON ? 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
JANE BRADLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
DAVIDSON BRADLEY 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CHARLES H. CHILD 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
SUSAN MARTIN 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
GIDEON CROWLEY
JAMES W. WARD
SOLOMON RUYLE
A.P. BAYLES
WILLIAM CRABTREE, JR.
JAMES CRABTREE
WILLIAM H. BONNER
SOLOMON HAUBSON
GEORGE HUBBARD
THOMAS DILLARD
WILLIAM CRABTREE, SR.
JAMES L. CONWAY
JOHN M. BRADLEY
MORRIS MAY
GEORGE MARTIN
JAMES DOOLEY
RICHARD C. POSTON
MATHEW MOSS
BENJAMIN FULLER
JOHN BARKMAN
MASACK? JONES
MORGAN CRYER
GEORGE KENMAN
DANIEL CORNELIAS
JACOB BUZZARD
JOHN BERRY
JARRAD JONES
LUCY LLOYD
GEORGE DOOLEY
JOHN GRAGG ?
CURTIS MORRIS
LEVY LLOYD
JAMES OSGOOD
JOSEPH JONES
SARAH DRGEER ?
JOSEPH JEFFREYS
KILSY JACOBS
ARTHUR PITMAN
ANDREW HEMPHILL
BRYANT HORNEZ ?
NANCY HEMPHILL
PHILIP DUTY
FREE BOB
CHARLES V.? DOUGLAS
JOSHUA MORRISON
JOHN WAGGONER
JAMES DEMOSS ?
JOHN BRADLEY
GEORGE G. DUTY
THOMAS BRADSHAW
WILLIAM JACOBS
JOHN STAMROY ?
DANIEL RAWLS 0 4 3 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
ROBERT DUNN
JOHN JACOBS
NICHOLAS TRAMEL
JOHN MYERS
EBENEZER CLAWSON
LORINGO ? CLAWSON
LEWIS FIELDS
SAMUEL BYRNSIDE
WILLIAM AIKEN
GEORGE BRINLER ?
ASHLEY McKINNEY
C. EDENBURGH
JAIRUS BERRY
JACOB STALLIONS
WILLIAM McKINNEY
COLLIN McKINNEY
JAMES McKINNEY
DAVID LLOYD
E.S. WILLIAMS
REF: ARKANSAS TAX LIST, by RONALD VERN JACKSON 929.3 AR J137 AR
MIDLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY, 8 APRIL 1997
LAFAYETTE CO.
DANIEL RAWLS PAGE 004
DANIEL RAWLS PAGE 005
REF: 1830 CENSUS LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, PAGE 088, NTL
REF: 1830 CENSUS LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, PAGE 090, NTL
REF: LISTED ON THE 1830 CENSUS OF LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS
DANIEL RAWLS 0-4-3-0-1-1-1 \ 1-0-0-1 \ 28
1 MALE 40-50
1 MALE 30-40 1 FEMALE 30-40
1 MALE 20-30 1 FEMALE 15-20
3 MALES 10-15
4 MALES 5-10 1 FEMALE UNDER 5
28 SLAVES
REF: DANIEL RAWLS, guardian of MINOR HEIRS of SILAS RAWLS, his BRO.
Maintenance of JAMES D., JOB B., and PHILLIP A. RAWLS.
1830, ( PR-69 )
LAFAYETTE county ARKANSAS
PROBATE, VOL. A, PAGE 69
DANIEL RAWLS guardian of the minor heirs of SILAS RAWLS deceased this day presented his account for the neccessaries boarding schooling as furnished the said heirs- for settlement and allowance whereupon it is ordered by the court that the following amount be allowed the said guardian for neccessaries furnished DANIEL RAWLS now deceased to wit- $ 225.00 it is further ordered that the said guardian be allowed for neccessaries furnished JAMES D. RAWLS the sum of $ 226.60 and it is furtrher ordered that the guardian be allowed for neccessaries furnished JOB B. RAWLS the sum of $ 229.96 and it is also ordered that the guardian be allowed for neccessaries furnished PHILIP A. RAWLS the sum of $ 8.10 and it is further ordered that the said guardian be allowed against said heirs the sum of FIVE DOLLARS in addition- JOSHUA MORRISON ADMR of the estate of WILLIAM MORRISON deceased this day appeared in open court and made a settlement of said estate as follows, to wit,
Balance on settlement JULY TERM of the circuit court 825 47 3\4
by amount allowed this court 34 25
__________
Balance against administrator $ 791 22 3\4
SOURCE: ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION
ONE CAPITOL MALL
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201
Letter of 18 DECEMBER 1990
REF: 1831 TAX LIST LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, PAGE 4, ARKANSAS TERR.
REF: 1832 TAX LIST LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS, NPN, NTL
REF: LOUISIANA land records, bureau of land management.
RAWLS, DANIEL 1831 IBERIA parish 154.1500 ACRES
RAWLS, DANIEL 1832 IBERIA parish 132.0600 ACRES
RAWLS, DANIEL 1837 IBERIA parish 161.8000 ACRES
REF: 1840 CENSUS of ST. MARY parish, LOUISIANA, PAGE 325, NTL
DANIEL ROLLS ST. MARY 325 NTL
1 MALE 50-60
1 MALE 20-30 1 FEMALE 10-15
1 MALE 15-20 1 FEMALE 5-10
REF: 1850 CENSUS of ST. MARY parish, LOUISIANA
DANIEL RAWLS 67 SOUTH CAROLINA 1783
CHARLES 22 VA. OR LA. 1828
NOTE: THIS IS NOT WHAT I FOUND.
REF: 1850 CENSUS ST. MARY PARISH, LOUISIANA, PAGE 226
-434
21 DECEMBER 1850
DANIEL ROWLS 67 M PLANTER $ 6000 SOUTH CAROLINA
NOTE: HE WAS LIVING ALONE, NO ONE ELSE WITH HIM.
REF: SUCCESSION OF SILAS RAWLS, JR.
CATAHOULA PARISH ,LOUISIANA
LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS.
ST. MARY PARISH, LOUISIANA # 210
(HIS BROTHER )
REF: SUCCESSION of PHILIP ALSTON RAWLS
( NEPHEW of DANIEL RAWLS, and SON of SILAS RAWLS, JR. )
SUCCESSION # 632, ST. MARY parish, LOUISIANA
DATED 19 JANUARY 1848
DANIEL RAWLS, GRAND PATERNAL UNCLE
..........
by leaving a copy of this original at the said residence of DANIEL RAWLS
NOTE: CORNELIUS VOORHIES mentioned as judge of _____ court of the
fourteenth juditual district, this is the FATHER of JEREMIAH
VOORHIES who married HEZEKIAH RAWLS daughter of
AMOS RAWLS, who was the son of HARDY RAWLS of MISSOURI.
HAYS RAWLS married in ARKANSAS, and was listed with AMOS
RAWLS in ST. LANDRY parish LOUISIANA, this suggest a possible
relationship between my family and that of HARDY RAWLS of
MISSOURI.
BOBBY RAWLS, 25 JANUARY 1998
REF : Names of planters & parishes. 1844
..............
ST.MARY, ATTAKAPAS-above FRANKLIN
..............
NAME LOCATION Dist. from FRANKLIN Actual Hhds. no. of 1000 lbs. nett.
DANIEL ROWLS, PRAIRIE, 19 144 170
LEUFROY BONVILLAIN " " - 71 80
OCTAVE DELAHOUSSAYE " " 18 235 258
DR KILLGORE " " -- 142 170
REF : Names of planters and parishes, 1849-1850.
Parish of ST.MARY-ATTAKAPAS.
...................... NO. of Hhds.
DANIEL RAWLS & CO. In the prairie right side of TECHE. 30
LUFROY BONVILLIN 73
MRS. S. PATOUT 156
BONIN & BORREL 23
JOB* RAWLS 83
FONTAINE & PATOUT 29
OCTAVE DELAHOUSSAYE 210
WILLIAM JACOB 70
CONTINUED UNDER DANIEL'S SPOUSE
REF: 1860 CENSUS of ST. MARY parish, LOUISIANA, PAGE 197, BERWICK CITY
SARAH ROLLINS ST. MARY 197 BERWICK CITY
( DO NOT KNOW WHERE SHE FITS IN ?? )
REF: LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS MARRIAGES
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE WILLIAMS, ALICE 1938 B2 336
RAWLS, JEFF THURSTON, LAURA 1886 D 229B
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE TATUM, LOUVENIA 1953 J2 261
RAWLS, WILLIAM MOREHEAD, JOYCE 1959 L-2 089
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE WILLIS, DOROTHY 1959 L-2 147
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE ANTHONY, MARIE 1964 M-2 162
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE BROWN, NETTIE 1970 N-2 354
RAWLS, (JR) DAVE MACK, BRENDA 1990 R-2 497
RAWLS, ROBERT GENTRY, KATRINA 1990 R-2 528
JONES, TOMMY RAWLS, JOANNA 1940 C2 070
KILLGORE, WILLIAM RAWLS, SUSAN 1828 DBC 009D
HENRY, CHARLIE RAWLS, LOVENIA 1959 L-2 024
FRISBY, THOMAS RAWLS, TAMMY 1984 Q-2 421
EVANS, ARTHUR RAWLS, IDA 1933 Y 474
RICHARD, JAMES RAWLS, ESTHER 1933 Y 480
REF: LAFAYETTE CO., ARKANSAS PROBATE RECORDS
RAWLS, MINORS: JOB B.
1830'S PHILIP A.
( DANIEL RAWLS, GDN )
PROBATE A-209, 210, 69, 71, 82, 167, 169-170 )
MINOR ORPHANS & HEIRS OF SILAS RAWLS
deceased infant heirs: DANIEL & JAMES
reference to ST. MARY parish court in LOUISIANA
RAWLS, SILAS, deceased
( DANIEL RAWLS, ADMR )
CIRCA 1828
PROBATE A-1, 2, 10, 24, 25, 58, 61, 62, 69, 71, 82, 87, 92, 119, 122, 123,
137, 164, 165, 169, 209, 111 ( TOP OF PAGE )
1831 reference: WIDOW married a JAMES H. BLACK
SOURCE: DIANE FLETCHER
COUNTY CLERK
P.O. BOX 945
LEWISVILLE, AR. 71845
3-23-1997
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Patentee Name: Rawls, Daniel
Accession Number: LA1290__.166
State: Louisiana
Volume: 1290
Page: 166
Document Number: 285
Land Office: Opelousas
Aliquot Part Reference: 1
Section Number: 37
Township: 13 South
Range: 7 East
Meridian/Survey Area: Louisiana Meridian
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Sale-Cash Entries
Date Signed: Dec 10, 1831
Acreage: 154.15
Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.
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Patentee Name: Rawls, Daniel
Accession Number: LA1290__.180
State: Louisiana
Volume: 1290
Page: 180
Document Number: 312
Land Office: Opelousas
Aliquot Part Reference: 1
Section Number: 39
Township: 13 South
Range: 7 East
Meridian/Survey Area: Louisiana Meridian
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Sale-Cash Entries
Date Signed: Apr 3, 1832
Acreage: 132.06
Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.
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Patentee Name: Rawls, Daniel
Accession Number: LA1300__.258
State: Louisiana
Volume: 1300
Page: 258
Document Number: 1093
Land Office: Opelousas
Aliquot Part Reference: SW
Section Number: 36
Township: 13 South
Range: 7 East
Meridian/Survey Area: Louisiana Meridian
Act/Treaty Authorizing Sale: Sale-Cash Entries
Date Signed: Aug 30, 1837
Acreage: 161.80
Signed: Yes, the document on file at the BLM contains a signature.
More About REV. DANIEL RAWLS:
Accession: Accession Number: LA1290__.16616
Acreage: Acreage: 154.1516
Aliquot: Aliquot Part Reference: 116,17
Date signed: Date Signed: Dec 10, 183118
Meridian: Meridian/Survey Area: Louisiana Meridian18,19,20
Range: Range: 7 East21,22,23
Section: Section: 3724
State: State: Louisiana24,25,26
Township: Township: 13 South27,28,29
Notes for UNKNOWN:
REF : Names of planters and parishes, continued from DANIEL RAWLS
DR. WILLIAM KILGORE 132
PHILIBERT HEBERT 22
LOUIS MOORE & SON 20
EDWARD SIGUR 206
LAURENT SIGUR 30
T. & N. SIGUR 252
VILLERET DUROCHER, PROVOST, and others 40
REF: PLANTERS BANNER, FEBRUARY 28, 1851.
Sheriff's sales, for sale or rent.
For sale.
The plantation of which the subscriber at present resides, situated in the parish of ST.MARY, about four miles in a direct line from the BAYOU TECHE, and containing 530 acres, about 300 of which is high and very rich prairie land, and the remainder nearly all cypress swamp and woodland. There is on the plantation a comfortable dwelling house, sugar house, with a fine horse mill for gringing cane, a corn mill, good negroe quarters, stable and other necessary out-buildings. About 120 acres of the tract are under fence and sixty acres at present in cane.
The terms of the sale are one half cash and the balance on the 1st of MARCH, 1853, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum.
If it be the will of the purchaser I will sell with the plantation the stock and farming implements now upon it, and will also hire, for one or two years, at a reasonable price, about fifteen good field hands.
Enquire of HENRY C. WILSON, in the town of FRANKLIN, or to the subscriber on the premises.
DANIEL RAWLS
FEBRUARY 24, 1852-4t.
REF: 1880 CENSUS of BASTROP CO., TEXAS
SILAS M. RAWLS BORN-ARKANSAS
FATHER BORN: SOUTH CAROLINA
MOTHER BORN: MISSISSIPPI
REF: 1880 CENSUS CALDWELL CO., TEXAS
ELIJAH B. RALLS BORN: ARKANSAS
FATHER BORN: TENNESSEE ( SOUTH CAROLINA )
MOTHER BORN: MISSISSIPPI
NOTE: PROBABLY DIED CIRCA 1825-1830
More About DANIEL RAWLS and UNKNOWN:
Death of one spouse: Bet. 1825 - 1830, CLARK OR LAFAYETTE CO.,, ARKANSAS
Marriage: Bet. 1800 - 1805, MISSISSIPPI OR LOUISIANA
3. LUCY2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG)30 was born Bet. 1751 - 1770. She married WILLIAM LEWIS.
Children of LUCY RAWLS and WILLIAM LEWIS are:
i. ELIZABETH3 LEWIS, m. DUNN.
ii. ANTHONY LEWIS.
iii. JOSEPH LEWIS.
4. CATHERINE2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG)30 was born Bet. 1752 - 1770. She married SANDERS ARGOE.
Notes for SANDERS ARGOE:
REF : ARGOE family of ADAMSCO., MISSISSIPPI
ALEXANDER ARGOE HM 22 OCT 1818 CATHERINE BEASLEY
HENRY ARGOE HM 30 DEC 1868 NANCY UPSHAW
SANDERS ARGOE HM 3 JUL 1809 SALLY HOLLAND
Children of CATHERINE RAWLS and SANDERS ARGOE are:
i. SANDERS3 ARGOE31, m. SALLY HOLLAND, July 03, 1809, , ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI.
More About SANDERS ARGOE and SALLY HOLLAND:
Marriage: July 03, 1809, , ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
ii. ALEXANDER ARGOE, m. CATHERINE BEASLEY, October 22, 1818, , ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI.
More About ALEXANDER ARGOE and CATHERINE BEASLEY:
Marriage: October 22, 1818, , ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
5. LUKE2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG)32 was born 1762 in ,,VIRGINIA or NORTH CAROLINA, and died Bet. 1826 - 1830 in ,FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI. He married MARY UNKNOWN. She was born 1767, and died 1868.
Notes for LUKE RAWLS:
REF: ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE
REF: DEEDS 1800-1807 SMITH CO., TENNESSEE
VOL. 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON
COPYRIGHT 1987
BARBARA JEAN CRUMPTON
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED IN UNITED STATES of AMERICA.
ORDER from BARBARA CRUMPTON
P.O. BOX 1531
DUNCAN, OK. 73534
PRICE : $15.00 postpaid
published by
CREATIVE COPIES
1455 NORTH 29th
DUNCAN, OK. 73533
page 219, 5 MARCH 1804, $200.00 200 acres
ARTHUR HOGANof SMITH CO. to CORNELIUS WAGGANER of same.
on HOGAN'S CREEK.
signed: ARTHUR HOGAN
wit : LUKE ROWLS
proven : MAR 1804 by acn. rec. : 31 MAY 1804.
SEE : SILAS RAWLS, SR.
LUKE RAWLS
wit on deed, ARTHUR HOGAN on HOGAN'S CREEK.
SOURCE : STEVE RALLS
REF: FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI
SEE: Early inhabitants of the NATCHEZ DISTRICT 1810.
FRANKLIN CO., MS. by GILLIS 929.3
SEE : MISS. TERRITORY in the WAR of 1812 by ROWLAND.
CAPT. GREEN'S company- LUKE RAWLS, PVT. MALE over 21 years old.
REF: MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY in the WAR of 1812.
by MRS. DUNBAR ROWLAND
rolls of MISSISSIPPI comands in the WAR of 1812
page 233, CAPT. GREEN'S company MISSISSIPPI militia.
LUKE RAWLS, private
REF: 1820 census of FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI P. 38.
LUKE RAWLS
1 m. under 10, 1 m. 10-16, 2 m. 16-26, 1 m. over 45
1 f. under 10, 1 f. 16-26, 1 f. over 45.
SEE : Abstracts of applications made to and permissions granted by the register of the land office WEST
of PEARL RIVER, to settlers on land ceded to the U.S. under the act of CONGRESS of the 3rd day
of MAR 1807.
LUKE ROWLS, 11 JULY 1807 on the NOMOCHITTO, 300 acres granted.
REF: 1831 tax list of ARKANSAS
LAFAYETTE county, page 004
LUKE RAWLS, estate
REF: RAWLS family.
( copied from manuscript sent to me by MYRTIS WINEMAN 1961.)
( MRS. R.L. WILSON- CHRISTINE )
A bound typescript volume on AMITE county in the department of ARCHIVES and HISTORY, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, yields the following infoemation on RAWLS:
pages 393- "application to and permission granted by the register of the land office west of the PEARL RIVER to the settlers on land ceded the UNITED STATES
LUKE RAWLS, JULY 11, 1807, 160 acres.
Regarding the land on which LUKE RAWLS was permitted to settle in 1807, I am of the opinion that it is the same tract in book of original entries of FRANKLIN county, under the date of 10/1/1816, as entered by LUKE RAWLS, VIZ. the SE 1\4 of sec. 30, twp. 6, RANGE 5 EAST, as mentioned on page 3 of this account of the RAWLS family. A quarter section of land is, if of full size, 160 acres in area, but in some cases it is somewhat smaller- note decrepancy of one acre here. If the several records I have found all apply to the same tract of land, as I beleive they do, then in 1807, LUKE RAWLS was permitted to settle on the land; on 9/1/1816 he formally "entered" the land, having met the requirements imposed by the government; then under date of 1/9/1822 he received from R.R. GRAYSON, reg., certificate of entry ( see FRANKLIN county deed book B, page 163 ). It would be interesting indeed to the original land grant sent to LUKE RAWLS in the name of the PRESIDENT- a document like some of the WILLIAMS land grants now in the possession of MRS. ANNIE WILLIAMS McDONALD of FAYETTE, MISSISSIPPI, and see what date is given in the grant. Fifteen years elasped between the time permission was granted to occupy the land and the receipt of the certificate entry, and it may have been considerably later when he received his land grant as evidence of ownership.
The AMITE typescript swows that ARTHUR RAWLS and CYNTHIA WHITE were granted license to wed FEBRUARY 22, 1859, to them were born WILLIAM GERMANY, 1860, ANNA PAULINE, 1862, CYNTHIA ALICE, 1867, JAMES LEE.....
The AMITE typescript shows on page 31 that SILAS M. RAWLS received license to marry LUCRETIA HAMPTON 1/10/1833. Whether that SILAS was LUKE RAWLS' son of that name is not known. AUNT CAROLINE, in her letter, stated that SILAS ( LUKE'S son, and her own UNCLE ) married BETSY GUICE. However, he may have married a second time, or there could have been another SILAS in AMITE county- a nephew or cousin.
ORIGIN of the name
The name RAWLES or FAWLES ie derived from the FRENCH baptismalname of RAOUL. I.E. RALPH, which was early corrupted to RAWLE. The final S was frequently an abreviation of SON. It was evident, therefor, that the name was first adopted as a PATRONYMIC by the SONS of those who bore the CHRISTIAN name of RAWLE or RAOUL. In anceint ENGLISH and early AMERICAN records the name appears in the various spellings of RAULES, RAULS, RAWELES, RAWELS, RAWELLS, RAWLS, and others. Of these, the last two are the forms most frequently used in AMERICA inmodern times, whilt that immediatly preceeding them is also in evidence.
Early settled in SOMETSHIRE, LONDON, county of CORNWALL, and the DORSETSHIRE, the families bearing this name belonged, for the most part, to the yeoman and merchant classes of the BRITISH ISLES. Although some of the families of the name RAWLE, RAWLS, or RAWLES in AMERICA may have been of CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN origin and ancestry, it is probable that the greater number of the AMERICAN lines tracetheir descent from ENGLISH branches.
In 1635, GEORGE RAWLES was one of the 14 persons brought over to this country by ROBERT BENNETT of NANSEMOND county, VIRGINIA. This GEORGE RAWLES appears in 1639 as one of the " viewers of tobacco crop" in the ISLE OF WIGHT county, VIRGINIA; but his records are not complete.
NOTE : The VIRGINIA tax list, used in lriu of the census of 1790 which was lost when the BRITISH burned the capitol during the WAR of 1812, show the following persons named RAWLS in NANSEMOND CO., ( which lies along the NORTH CAROLINA boundary ): ARTHUR, ANN, DAVID, JAMES, JESSE, JOSHUA, PHILIP and WILLIAM. The NORTH CAROLINA census of 1790 shows in that state : WILLIAM, JAMES, JESSE, JOSHUA, SILAS and PHILIP, while the SOUTH CAROLINA census of 1790 shows : BENJAMIN, ELISHA, JESSE, LUKE, SILAS, ETC. Because of the similarity of names between the RAWLS of MISSISSIPPI and those of VIRGINIA and the CAROLINAS, plus one or two other factors, I have formed a theory that "our RAWLS" ancestors located in VA. and then possibly through several generations migrated southward. However, this is merely a theory and may be wrong. E.J.S.
EUNICE STOCKWELL.
The first AUTHENTIC record on RAWLS is the entry in the BIBLE of ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS of the birth of SARAH RAWLES, his WIFE, JUNE 2, 1797. Next comes the information contained in a letter written by MRS. CAROLINE WILLIAMS FLOWERS ( 1821- 1901 ) to her NEPHEW, FRED WILLIAMS, under the date of DEC. 7, 1900, as follows : "LUKE RAWLS" was my grandfather on my mothers side. He and his wife ( whose name she does not give ) and eight children, MARY, CHARITY, SARAH, ANNIE, NANCE, DAVID, ARTHUR, and SILAS. MARY,who was called POLLY, married EDWARD WILLIAMS, your grandfather's oldest brother. My father married SARAH. Aunt's CHARITY and NANCY married McCALLEYS ( McCAULEYS ?). ANNIE married ( isaac ? bedford, father of JOHN and TOMMIE; ARTHUR married ORPHA BYRD as SECOND wife, and after her death he married a widow WHITE, I beleive;SILAS married BETSEY GUICE. TOMMIE BEDFORD married MATILDA GUICE, and I was bridesmaid." FRANKLIN CO. marriage records show that JOHN BEDFORD and MARY E.GUICE were married DEC. 7, 1835, with ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS on the bond;and that THOMAS BEDFORD and MATILDA GUICE were married MARCH 11, 1837, with ASA J. GUICE on the bond.
In an effort to learn more about the RAWLS family, I wrote to ROBERT ARTHUR ( BOB ) RAWLS of HAMBURG, MISS., who was born in 1841 and died DEC. 14, 1927, and under date of MARCH 8, 1918 wrote stating that the RAWLS family came from NORTH CAROLINA in 1800 and located 12 miles EAST of MEADEVILLE.He seemed to be under the impression that his FATHER, ARTHUR, made the trip.
Records of ARTHUR RAWLS and his family, which have come into my hands within the past few years, give the date of ARTHUR'S birth as 1801, but do not give the place of birth. Thus if ARTHUR made the trip, even as a baby, the family came to MISSISSIPPI territory later than 1800.
HOLLIS RAWLS, a lawyer in COLUMBIA, MISSISSIPPI, wrote me in 1947: " I have your letter, and note that you are a member of the FRANKLIN county branch of the RAWLS family." He went on to say that he had determined from sources which he beleived to be correct that during the reign, or shortly after the reign of CHARLES I, " our ancesters migrated from ENGLAND and originally settled in VIRGINIA. From there one brother went to PENNSYLVANIA, and another to SOUTH CAROLINA and in the vacinity of CHARLESTON, and in 1800 or 1801 SEVEN BROTHERS left SOUTH CAROLINA and migrated westward, hunting, we are told, more fertile lands and furthur elbow room. As each BROTHER would find a green valley to suit his notion he would leave the caravan and homestead, and you will find members of the family in GEORGIA, ALABAMA, and MISSISSIPPI. We do know definitely that FOUR of the BROTHERS reached MISSISSIPPI, one locating in what is known as RAWLS SPRINGS, about five miles NORTH of HATTIESBURG; another, who was my great-grandfather, located on PEARL RIVER, about TWENTY miles SOUTH of COLUMBIA; another stopped in the vacinity of BROOKHAVEN,MISSISSIPPI; and your ancestors settled in the NATCHEZ country,and it is from that branch of the family you spring." favorite names in this branch of the family, he said, are CHARLES, JABUS ( JABEZ ), JAMES and BENJAMIN.
A MRS.RAWLS of SILVER CREEK ( northwest of COLUMBIAabout 26 miles ) wrote me in 1918, in reply to a query, that her husband saidthat over 100 years ago two families named RAWLS came from the CAROLINAS to MISSISSIPPI, one settled on LEAF RIVER, the other on PEARL RIVER. This agrees perfectly with what MR. HOLLIS RAWLS wrote, as HATTIESBURG and RAWLS SPRINGS are on or near LEAF RIVER.
GOODSPEED'S MEMOIRS of MISSISSIPPI " gives BENJAMIN RAWLS,a pioneer in MARION county, as a native of SOUTH CAROLINA. ( COLUMBIA is the county seat of MARION county, MISSISSIPPI.)
METHODISM in MISSISSIPPI, by JONES, vol. 1, page 387, shows "KEZIAH, widow of JABEZ RAWLES (sic), was in 1815, in age and feebleness extreme". Her father, REV. MR. JONES goes on to say, was PETER FELDER from near ORANGEBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA, who settled in what became PIKE county before the war of 1812.
A lady, who in 1948 answered my published query on the RAWLS family, wrote that she thought "the neighborhood of CHARLESTON "was misleading, and in her opion the RAWLS family once lived in the COLUMBIA-CAMDEN-ORANGEBURG and "96" area rather thanCHARLESTON, ( or nearC.). A resident of NEW YORK state, this lady saidthat she was quite familier with the area in SOUTH CAROLINA in which she places the RAWLS family, as one of her parents grew up there and she had visited it many times. She made a tracing of an old map of the state showing early divisions and early localities andenclosed it with her letter. She also enclosed the names of persons named RAWLSin the CAMDEN district, FAIRFIELD county, who were listed in the census of 1790, among them a LUKE RAWLS in the CAMDEN district, FAIRFIELD county, with self and another male over 21 years of age and two females in family.
"Stub entries for the revolutionary war claims", page 234, shows that on JUNE 25, 1785, " MR.LUKE RAWLES" received payment for " provisions and forage for military use in 1781 as per acct.audited".
The name LUKE RAWLS also appears in ROBERTSON county, TENNESSEE, in an inventory of estate by ELIZABETH and LUKE RAWLS, JR., in the house of widow RAWLS 08/30/1800, taken by JOHN STEWART in ROBERTSON county. This county included a large part of upper middle TENNESSEE,at that time, and CLARKSVILLE was county seat.
Publications of the "MISSISSIPPI HISTORICAL SOCIETY", vol. iv,page 489, states that "immediately after the spanish session of the MISSISSIPPI territory (1798) there was a steady tide of immigration, chiefly from GEORGIA, the CAROLINAS, and VIRGINIA, which in ten years swelled the population from 10,000 to more than 40,000, exclusive of INDIANS". Perhaps this sheds some light on the coming of the RAWLS and WILLIAMS families to the MISSISSIPPI territory.
The earliest authentic record for "our" LUKE RAWLS, within the bounds of the state of MISSISSIPPI, is to be found in the ADAMS county marriage records showing that on 5/20/1809 LUKE RAWLS consented to the marriage of ELIZABETH RAWLS to ISAAC BEDFORD. This ELIZABETH has not been identified; and in passing, one notes that FRANKLIN county had been established in JANUARY 1809, so one wonders just where LUKE was residing at that time, ADAMS or FRANKLIN county. ( THOMAS BEDFORD born 2/23/1813).
The census of 1810 shows LUKE RAWLS in FRANKLINcounty with wife, four males, and four females under 21 years of age; while the 1816 census shows one more female under 21- probably another daughter born after 1810. In 1820 LUKE was over 45 while his wife was under 45. SARAH was married, as was undoubtedly her older sister MARY. By inference we feel sure that ANNIE too was married. From records I hold, I am unable to reconstruct the family of LUKE RAWLS.
The early census records show men named RAWLS in AMITE and MARION county, and listed among the men serving in the war of 1812 are BRIANT, CHARLES, JABEZ, JAMES,CLAUDIUS, HARRIS and "our" LUKE.
The earliest land records found show that "LUKE RAWLS entered" in FRANKLIN county 159 acres of land on 10/01/1816, this being the SE 1\2 of SEC. 30, T 6, R 5 EAST;and about a year later ARTHUR ( his son ) entered 79 acres in the same section. ARTHUR was thenonly 16 years old.Alllands aquired by RAWLS in FRANKLIN county are in this locality, out EAST of MEADVILLE, and long known as the old "RAWLS PROPERTY".
Most of the land is now within the HOMOCHITTO FOREST RESERVE, and has grown up in pines; however,MR. SCOTT ( a RAWLS and GUICE descendant )very kindly went with MYRTIS and ME tolocate and point out the old RAWLS CEMETERYon this property. After several attempts he located the site not far from the road, but covered by smallpines and low underbrush. One stone marked the grave of ARTHUR'S wife, ORPHA RAWLS ( 9/27/1805- 1/29/1858), and another the grave of her son, DANIELJ. (10/04/1826- 2/18/1846). No other stones were found of RAWLS.
FRANKLIN county land records show that on 10/22/1822, ALEX RAWLS ( not identified ) received "certificate of entry"on the NW 1/4 of SEC. 30, TWP. 6, RANGE 5 EAST,and just eight days later ALEX conveys this property to LUKE RAWLS, on 12/31/1824 LUKE conveys this same property to ARTHUR, his son, Under date of 6/7/1826,LUKE RAWLS conveyed the SE 1/4 of SEC. 30, to SILAS RAWLS, also his son. After the latter date, only the name of ARTHUR RAWLS appears in the land records, and what became of LUKE is not apparent. In the department of archives and history in JACKSON there are the census records of 1830 on microfilm, but the reader then in use was so poor and so hard on the eyes, that I abandoned using it after a few minute. I hope tolookthrough the listing for LUKE RAWLS and others of the families in which I am interested.
While the census records show that LUKE RAWLS was a resident of FRANKLINcounty in 1810, 1816,and 1820, AUNT SALLIE wrote, " I have always been told that they were married in TENNESSEE", in speaking of the marriage of her grandparents, ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS and SARAH RAWLS. I understand that AUNT ELEANOR FITZPATRICK said that they were married in a "little church in TENN.", the date of marriage being 6/1817. Thus far my searches in TENNESSEE archives has revealed no RAWLS-WILLIAMS marriages. Before turning to other matters, I willmention that the two sons of ANNIE RAWLS BEDFORD were reared by ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS.
ARTHUR RAWLS, who according to his descendants was born in 1801,married _____ McAULLY ( of same family as the men whomarried his sisters CHARITY and NANCY ), who died in about a year. He married, 2nd, ORPHA BYRD; 3rd, a WIDOW WHITE; and 4th, a SARAH LEE;all three left children. His youngest child was born in 1874-just when he died, I do not know.
Much of the foregoing has been copied as a matter of interest, and in all probability some of it applies to the RAWLS family from which came SARAH RAWLS, wife of ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS;however, only the land and census records, and the fact that LUKE RAWLS served in CAPTAIN GREEN'S company ( MAJOR SWAYZES' detachment ? ) constitute official and authentic proof regarding him.
Similarity of names between the children of ARTHUR RAWLS by his 2nd wife, ORPHA BYRD, and those of SARAH and ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS is interesting as will be shown.
Children of ARTHUR and ORPHA BYRD RAWLS
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MARTHA CAROLINE, born 1825,married 7/31/1846 DARRELL H.ADAMS, died 1846
DANIEL JAMES 1826
SARAH JANE 1829 11/19/1846 LEVI GODBOLD
MARY MINERVA 1831 3/15/1855
ORPHA ELIZABETH 1834 11/29/1855 SYLVESTER BEEVERS
ADELINE ISABEL 1837 11/23/1858 EPHRAIM C. KINNISON
ELIZA ANGELINE 1839 2/10/1859 RANDOLPH GUICE
ROBERT ARTHUR 1841 2/18/1867 DELIA BURKE; 2ND, EDITH FARR
MARGARET MISSOURI 1846 12/24/1868 LEONARD S. STRAIT
HIRAM CASS 1849 7/24/1871 OLIVIA BALDRIDGE
Children of ELECTIOUS and SARAH RAWLS WILLIAMS
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( for furthur data see WILLIAMS family )
MARY ADALINE JOHN CLEM
DANIEL RAWLS CATHERINE
MARTHA CAROLINE SARAH JANE
ARTHUR JONES VERLINDA DELILAH
ANGELINE
AUNT SALLIE SIMMONS, in a letter written in 1946, stated that "UNCLE ARTHUR RAWLS" was her father's uncle and that BOB RAWLS and his sister were his first cousins. She recalled that in her early childhood, an UNCLE ARTHUR RAWLS, came to see her grandfather ( ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS ), and it seemed to her that he had married a third wife. "I think he was a brother to SARAH RAWLS WILLIAMS. He was the father of BOB RAWLS of HAMBURG. There was a sister of BOB'S named MISSOURI RAWLS STRAIT. I knew her son CHARLIE STRAIT, a methodist minister who died this year, wrote AUNT SALLIE, who, like AUNT CAROLINE POWERS, seemed to have known nothing of ARTHUR RAWLS' first wife who died about a year after her marriage, leaving no children.
FRANKLIN county marriage records show that ARTHUR RAWLS married, MARCH 3, 1869, SARAH JANE LEE, at which time AUNT SALLIE SIMMONS was a child of seven years. By this his FOURTH marriage, ARTHUR RAWLS had SUSANNA JANE, 1871; an anfant ________?; and FLORENCE OLIVIA, 1874. MR. C. WEBB JONES, whose wife FLORENCE OLIVIA had died, sent me in 1948 a complete list of allof ARTHUR'S children. MRS. INEZ JONES MILLER of MONROE,MISSISSIPPI, daughter of C. WEBB and FLORENCE JONES, alsosent me some items on the RAWLS family. MYRTIS and I found her and her daughter interested in family, willing to help, and eager for further information on the RAWLS family, when we saw them in 1947.
RAWLS INFORMATION
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The following came to me from MRS. TOM RAWLS. of BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI, who had copied it from someone. It belongs to MRS. HUGH SULLIVAN, of PALESTINE, TEXAS, who is anxious to find more information on the RAWLS family, as she is a descendant of that family, and the man who wrote this letter was her GRANDFATHER or GREAT-GRANDFATHER.
Information from HENRY EUGENE BAYLISS
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SON of MARY RAWLS BAYLISS
The name COTTON RAWLS I have heard spoken often in my family, and I am certain he was an ancestor of mine. I have met and talked to friends of the RAWLS family wholived in MONTICELLO, MISSISSIPPI, and they have in their possession a more detailed record of the RAWLS family.
My first cousin JOHN ( or JABEZ ) RAWLS died in MONTICELLO, and was buried there at NEW HEBRON.
It is quite probable that a lot of my mother's people were in the REVOLUTIONARY WAR. They came to AMERICA in early colonial time, FRENCH HUGUENOTS fleeing from persecution in FRANCE.
My great-grandfather on my MOTHER'S side came from HOLLAND. They too were fleeing from religious persecution. They and the RAWLS family settled near ABBEVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA, my maternal grandmother, with her parents,moved west and settled in western GEORGIA, near FT. MIMS, until 27 hours before it was captured. After my grandmother's people left FT.MIMS, they moved west and settled in MISSISSIPPI.
It was there that my MOTHER,MARY RAWLS, and my FATHER, DR. JOHN McCORMICK BAYLISS, JUNE 12, 1856.
My mother's family settled on SANTEE RIVER, northeast of CHARLESTON, about 1685, my mother's family descended from THOMAS RAWLS who was a HUGUENOT from southeastern FRANCE.
The GREAT-GREAT-GRANDSON of THOMAS RAWLS was COTTON RAWLS, who was an officer in GENERAL GREEN'S army. He was, from what I can learn, a non-commissioned officer. His GRANDSON was my GRANDFATHER, BENJAMIN RAWLS, (JR.). B.R.R.NOTE.
My GRANDFATHER settled in MISSISSIPPI, about 1820, at what is known as RAWLS SPRINGS in PERRY county. His WIFE was MARY SLADE, descended from HOLLAND DUTCH, who had settled about the time the HUGUENOTS came to that colony. The name was originally spelled SCHLADDE, ( LOOKS LIKE A DOUBLE D.). They were DUTCH reformed people and were persecuted out of HOLLAND just as GRANDFATHER'S people were persecuted out of FRANCE.
My father's people were originally IRISH. They emigrated to SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, and from there my GRANDFATHER came to this country, near CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, and became a planter, from there my GRANDFATHER, GEORGE BAYLISS, immigrated to MISSISSIPPI territory, and settled on LEAF RIVER. This was about 1820.
( signed ) by HENRY EUGENE BAYLISS
MARY SLADE married BENJAMIN RAWLS,JR., and their daughter was MARY, born OCT. 27, 1835, died OCT. 18, 1918. This was the MOTHER of HENRY EUGENE BAYLISS.
( JUNE 17, 1961, above copied from manuscripts by LUTHER PASCHALHINES, 113 POPLAR STREET,LEVELLAND, TEXAS. Said manuscripts were graciously lent by MRS. R.L. ( CHRISTINE ) WILSON, 2411E. GREENVILLE ROAD, TUCSON, ARIZONA. )
SOURCE of above : MRS. OSRA RAWLS BARD
804 LA CASA DE PRASA
RIO RANCHO, N.M. 87124
( DECEASED )
Children of LUKE RAWLS and MARY UNKNOWN are:
i. AMANDA3 RAWLS, m. ARTHUR WHITNEY, October 02, 1819, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI.
More About ARTHUR WHITNEY and AMANDA RAWLS:
Marriage: October 02, 1819, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
ii. CHARITY RAWLS, m. WILLIAM S. MCCAULEY; b. 1807, , , TENNESSEE; d. 1856.
iii. DAVID RAWLS.
Notes for DAVID RAWLS:
note : nothing on him.
iv. ELIZABETH RAWLS, b. ,, MISSISSIPPI; m. ISAAC NEWTON BEDFORD33, May 20, 1809, , ADAMSCO.,MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for ELIZABETH RAWLS:
REF: AMITE CO., MISSISSIPPI land grants 1699-1890 by CASEY 976.2
ISAAC BEDFORD to ELIZABETH RAWLS 20 MAY 1809.
LUKE RAWLS consented to ELIZABETH'S marriage
m. ISAAC BEDFORD, 20 MAY 1809 , ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI.
REF: SUMNER CO., TN.
REF: SMITH CO., TN.
REF: FRANKLIN CO.,MS.
More About ISAAC BEDFORD and ELIZABETH RAWLS:
Marriage: May 20, 1809, , ADAMSCO.,MISSISSIPPI
v. MARY RAWLS, m. EDWARD WILLIAMS.
vi. NANCY M. RAWLS, m. JESSE H. MCCAULEY; b. 1809, , , TENNESSEE; d. 1860.
vii. SILAS M. RAWLS, d. March 04, 1869; m. (1) BETSEY GUICE; m. (2) LUCRETIA HAMPTON, July 10, 1833, , AMITE CO.,MISSISSIPPI.
More About SILAS RAWLS and LUCRETIA HAMPTON:
Marriage: July 10, 1833, , AMITE CO.,MISSISSIPPI
viii. SARAH RAWLS, b. June 02, 1797, , SUMNER or SMITH CO., TENNESSEE34; d. September 17, 1834, , FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI35; m. ELECTIOUS J. WILLIAMS, JR.35, June 01, 1817, , FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI35; b. July 25, 1783, , , VIRGINIA35; d. July 16, 1870, , FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI35.
More About ELECTIOUS WILLIAMS and SARAH RAWLS:
Marriage: June 01, 1817, , FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI35
ix. ALEXANDER RAWLS, b. 1798, ,, TENNESEE; m. ANNA GRAY, September 22, 1818, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; b. 1803, , , INDIANA.
Notes for ALEXANDER RAWLS:
REF : IGI
MARRIAGE :
ALEXANDER RAULS TO ANN GRAY 22 SEP 1818
FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
FILM NUMBER : 1985624
REF : FRANKLIN CO., MISSISSIPPI LAND RECORDS
22 OCT 1822
ALEX RAWLS received certificate of entry on the NW 1/4 of sec. 30, twp. 6, range 5E. 30 OCT. 1822 ALEX RAWLS conveys this property to ARTHUR RAWLS ( 1 ), his son. 7 JUN 1826 LUKE RAWLS conveyed the SE 1/4 of sec. 30 to SILAS RAWLS, his son.
REF : 1823 ALEXANDER RALLS listed in COPIAH CO.,MISSISSIPPI, page 24
REF : 31 JAN. 1825.
COPIAH CO.,MISSISSIPPI land patent : ALEXANDER M. RAWLS-
T2N R3W Section 5,
REF : 1830 census HINDS CO.,MISSISSIPPI,P. 206
ALEXANDER RAWLS
1 M 0-10, 2 M 20-40, 4 F 0-10, 2 F 10-20, 1 F 20-40.
More About ALEXANDER RAWLS and ANNA GRAY:
Marriage: September 22, 1818, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
x. ROBERT ARTHUR RAWLS, b. January 27, 1801, ,, TENNESSEE; d. March 28, 1883, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; m. (1) NANCY MCCAULEY, October 30, 1820, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; m. (2) ERON ORPHA BYRD, July 01, 1824, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; b. September 27, 1805, ,, MISSISSIPPI; d. January 29, 1858, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; m. (3) CYNTHIA WHITE, February 22, 1859, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI; m. (4) SARAH JANE LEE, March 04, 1869, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for ROBERT ARTHUR RAWLS:
REF: 1830 census FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI,
ARTHUR RAWLS
1 MALE UNDER 10 2 FEMALES UNDER 10
2 MALES 20-40 1 FEMALE 20-40
REF: HENRY W. RAWLS
ROBERT ARTHUR RAWLS, SR., son of LUKE RAWLS, b. 27 JAN. 1801 TENN.?, m. McCAULEY, m. 2nd ERON ORPHA BYRD, 1 JULY 1824 FRANKLIN CO.,MS. dau.of EDGAR BYRD & ANNIE LEE SPRING, b. 27 SEP. 1805 MISS., d. 29 JAN. 1858, bur. BYRD-RAWLS CEMETERY, FRANKLIN CO., MISS., issue : MARTHA CAROLINE, DANIEL JAMES, SARAH JANE, MARY MINERVA, ORPHA ELIZABETH, ADELINE ISABELLA, ELIZA ANGELINE, ROBERT ARTHUR , JR., MARGARET MISSOURI, HIRAM CASS. m. 3rd CYNTHIA WHITE, M. 4th SARAH JANE LEE.
REF : 1850 census FRANKLIN CO.,MS. P.7, 7 SEP 1850
112-112
ARTHUR RAWLS 49 wm farmer 1800 TENNESSEE
ORPHA 44 wf MISSISSIPPI
MARY M. 18 wf " "
ORPHIA E. 15 wf " "
ADALINE 14 wf " "
ELIZA A. 10 wf " "
ROBERT 8 wm " "
MARGARET 4 wf " "
HIRAM C. 1 wm " "
REF: 1880 CENSUS FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI,PAGE
ARTHUR RAWLS WM 79 HEAD TENNESSEE
S.J. ( SARAH JANE LEE ) WF 46 WIFE MISSISSIPPI
F.O. ( FLORENCE OLIVIA ) WF 6 DAU. MISSISSIPPI
REF : 1880 soundex of MISSISSIPPI
6-146-32-10
FRANKLIN CO.
RAWLS, ARTHUR NR M 79 TENNESSEE
, S.J. WIFE 46 MISSISSIPPI
, F.O. DAU. 6 MISSISSIPPI
Notes for NANCY MCCAULEY:
REF: MISSISSIPPI marriages,FRANKLIN CO.
More About ROBERT RAWLS and NANCY MCCAULEY:
Marriage: October 30, 1820, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
Notes for ERON ORPHA BYRD:
REF : MISSISSIPPI marriages, FRANKLINCO.
More About ERON ORPHA BYRD:
Burial: , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI, BYRD-RAWLS CEMETERY
More About ROBERT RAWLS and ERON BYRD:
Marriage: July 01, 1824, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
More About ROBERT RAWLS and CYNTHIA WHITE:
Marriage: February 22, 1859, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
More About ROBERT RAWLS and SARAH LEE:
Marriage: March 04, 1869, , FRANKLIN CO.,MISSISSIPPI
6. JOSEPH L.2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG) was born October 20, 1764 in ,,,ENGLAND, and died Bet. 1810 - 1815 in ,ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI. He married SOPHIA KINSALO January 01, 1788 in COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA, daughter of HERMAN KINSLER and ELIZABETH. She was born May 29, 1772 in ,CAMDEN DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, and died November 17, 1836 in ,WARREN CO., MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for JOSEPH L. RAWLS:
REF: ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE court minutes.
by CAROL WELLS 929.3
MIDLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1995.
page 210, NOVEMBER 1806
{ page 414 }
JOHN HILL to oversee the IRONWORK road from MONTGOMERY COUNTY
line towards SPRINGFIELD as far as 9 MILE TREE; persons to work under
him ( JOHN RAWLS ), ( ABEL RAWLS ), (( JOSEPH RAWLS )), JOHN HILL,
WM. LEWIS, DAVID BEASLEY, JACOB MOAKE, ROBERT SANDERS,
WILLIAM SANDERS, THOs HUNTER, ANDREW SANDERS, DANIEL
SANDERS, FREDERICK FISHER.
..........
NOTE: JOHN HILL was the curator of GABRIEL RAWLS succession in
CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA
WM. LEWIS, DAVID BEASLEY, JACOB MOAKE, were RELATIVES of
GABRIEL'S.
The SANDERS are also associated with the RAWLS FAMILY.
REF: ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE land records.
Listed as a witness with his BROTHER ABEL RAWLS on a land transaction
dated MARCH 1807.
BOOK H, Page 63.
REF: GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS from TENNESSEE newspapers 1791-1808.
Compiled by SHERIDA K. EDDLEMAN ( HERITAGE BOOKS, MARYLAND
1988 ).
MISC. 14 FEB 1807 NASHVILLE, TN. VOL. 2, no. 62. Impartial rewiew and
comb. respos. letters left in the POST OFFICE no. 65 dated 7 MAR 1807.
no. 96 dated 8 OCT 1807. NASHVILLE, TN. JOSEPH RAWLS.
REF: 1810 CENSUS CONCORDIA parish ,LOUISIANA, P. 156
3 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 1 male 26-45
1 female under 10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45
REF: HISTORY of RICHLAND COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILL BOOK G., P. 130.
ELIZABETH KINSLER, WIDOW, WILL 4 APRIL 1817- 17 MAR 1820.
WIT: JOHN MASSEY, JOHN HOLLINGSHEAD, EX. HERMAN KINSLER,
JOHN SMITH ( SON-IN-LAW ), JOHN SMITH ( GRANDSON ).
SON: HERMAN KINSLER
DAUGHTERS: MARY married a COON
ELIZABETH married JOHN SMITH
SOPHIA married a RAWLS ( JOSEPH )
CHRISTINA married a MITCHELL ( SURNAME was MICHAEL )
NOTE: Last TWO were in the WESTERN COUNTRY.
REF: 1820 CENSUS ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
SOPHIA RAWLS
REF: records of ATTAKAPAS DISTRICT, LA. by SANDERS VOL. II
ST. MARY'S PARISH
ROLLS, JOSEPH 1845 145
( With notation; "CETTE MARQUE EST NUL" -" this mark is null."
SOURCE: ALEXANDRIA MUSEUM and GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY, ALEXANDRIA
LA.
MARCH 23, 1997, by BETTY WORLEY
NOTE: THIS MAY BE A RELATIVE OF JOSEPH RAWLS.
REF: LETTER from MRS. SIDNEY JOHNSON
DATED 1951
In 1951, MRS. SIDNEY JOHNSON of GREENVILLE, MS. stated that her GRAND-
MOTHER, SARAH, was the DAUGHTER of SAMUEL MURFF, whose MOTHER
was SOPHIA ( KINSLER ) MURFF RAWLS of SOUTH CAROLINA. SAMUEL MURFF
moved from S.C. in 1810.
this statement had PETERSON, JOHN and SARAH 16-18 SEPT. 1828 ??
NOTE: The above references from:
MR. HENRY W. RAWLS
7 BRADLEY DR.
MONTGOMERY, AL. 36109
( 334 ) 272-1570
1989
NOTE: Also have year of birth as 1765
REF: JOURNAL of SOPHIE ( ADAMS ) GOODRUM, JOSEPH'S GRANDDAUGHTER
Dated 1878.
"...JOSEPH RAWLS settled in TENNESSEE...wasted his wife's property and being ENGLISHMEN was a natural ABOLITIONIST." He left his DAUGHTER POLLY ( who later MARRIED JOHN ADAMS ) with HER GRANDMOTHER ELIZABETH KINSALO and with the remaining members of his family, moved to TENNESSEE, lived 2 years in TENNESSEE and then moved to MISSISSIPPI. Before that move, he returned to SOUTH CAROLINA for his daughter. Again from the journal "...GRANDPA JOSEPH RAWLS and family start to MISSISSIPPI, FIVE CHILDREN in number, came down the RIVER in a FLATBOAT- no steamboat invented then- has his negroes and eight horses on board. At CONCORDIA, LA. opposite NATCHEZ he lands and purchases a farm, selling several of GRANDMA'S negroes to make the payment on the farm. This was a pretty place with nice house and large gin. GRANDMA RAWLS loved this place, but GRANDPA was a "rolling stone" and soon took a notion to move across the RIVER into NATCHEZ and settle. GRANDMA RAWLS was opposed to this and would not sign the DEED which is recorded in CONCORDIA. So it stands to this day, 1878."
"While GRANDMA was absent from home, GRANDPA RAWLS was taken very sick and died. HIS BROTHER ABRAM RAWLS, who lived in LOUISIANA came to GRANDPA at this time- has GRANDPA buried- put GRANDPA'S gold watch in his pocket- took all his valuable papers- sold all his stock and furniture- got all the money- mounted GRANDPA'S riding horse- crossed the RIVER leaving GRANDPA'S little CHILDREN alone. No word was sent to GRANDMA and when she came home, she was shocked to know that GRANDPA was dead and everything swept away by HIS BROTHER.
"In her distress, she appealed to the FRY MASONS- GRANDPA had not connected himself with any lodge since he left COLUMBIA, S.C. and not a single MASON made an effort to assist her in any way. GRANDMA was in this way reduced to perfect poverty- by the death of her husband and the rascality of her HUSBAND'S BROTHER."
SOURCE: BETTY ( DAVIS ) WORLEY
5433 LOOP 205, APT. 185
TEMPLE, TX. 76502
(254)791-0874
INFO. PACKET of 5 MARCH 1997.
Notes for SOPHIA KINSALO:
REF : SOME SOUTH CAROLINA GENEALOGICAL RECORDS
Compiled by JANIE REVILL
PAGE 293
KINSLER, ELIZABETH -- widow - - RICHLAND wills G-130 WILL 4 APRIL 1817
Son : HERMAN KINSLER - - exor.
DAU: MARY COON
ELIZABETH SMITH -W- JOHN SMITH ( their son -JOHN )
SOPHIA RAWLS and CHRISTIANA MITCHELL- - in western country
date : 4 JULY 1817 proven : 17 MARCH 1820
REF :1820 census ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI, P. 9
SOPHIS RALLS
1 male 10-16 2 females 16-26
1 male 16-26 1 female 26-45
REF : JOURNAL of SOPHIE ( ADAMS ) GOODRUM, dated 1878.
Burial was near 4 CEDARS, later called CEDAR GROVE, in unmarked grave in what is now a subdivision called LAKE PARK ESTATES, WARREN county, MS. accross from ANTIOCH CEMETERY.
In SOPHIE ( ADAMS ) GOODRUM
's JOURNAL written in 1878 she writes of her GRANDMA RAWLS; after the loss of her property at the death of JOSEPH RAWLS"...from this day GRANDMA has to labor hard, day and night at the spinning wheel and loom to yet a hard living for herself and FIVE little children. She lived in ADAMS county near NATCHEZ, until her SECOND DAUGHTER, MARY, was grown and married a JOHN ADAMS on the 19th DEC 1822. GRANDMA succeeded in giving her children a pretty good country education."
More About SOPHIA KINSALO:
Burial: November 1836, RED BONE COMMUNITY, WARREN CO., MISSISSIPPI, ADAMS-WHITAKER PLANTATION
More About JOSEPH RAWLS and SOPHIA KINSALO:
Marriage: January 01, 1788, COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA
Children of JOSEPH RAWLS and SOPHIA KINSALO are:
i. PETER3 RAWLS.
Notes for PETER RAWLS:
REF: CATAHOULA PARISH LOUISIANA SUCCESSION'S.
SUCCESSION # R-51
NOTE: NEED TO TYPE IN
ii. ELIZABETH RAWLS, b. June 14, 1800, COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. August 11, 1834, ,CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI; m. GUSTAVIUS GILBERT, June 30, 1825, , CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI; b. July 14, 1800; d. August 11, 1834.
Notes for ELIZABETH RAWLS:
NOTE: ALSO have 6 MAY 1804 as birth, in FAIRFIELD CO., SOUTH CAROLINA
and 1884 as death.
More About GUSTAVIUS GILBERT and ELIZABETH RAWLS:
Marriage: June 30, 1825, , CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI
iii. JOHN CHARNEL RAWLS36, b. Bet. 1800 - 1804, ,RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. November 25, 1860, BABER SPRINGS, POLK CO., ARKANSAS; m. LUCY THROCKMORTON, August 26, 1830, , CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI; b. 1804; d. Abt. 1848, , GARLAND CO., ARKANSAS.
Notes for JOHN CHARNEL RAWLS:
REF : 1830 census CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI, p. 097
REF : ARKANSAS tax list
HOT SPRING county,p. 008
JOHN ROLLS ARKANSAS TERRITORY 1837
HOT SPRING, county, p.011
JOHN ROLLS ARKANSAS TERRITORY, 1838
HOT SPRING, county,p. 007
J.C. RAWLS ARKANSAS TERRITORY
REF: ADAMS CO., MISSISSIPPI
GUARDIAN BOND BOOK, 1802-1826
DATED JUNE 27, 1821
A JAMES MOORE was appointed guardian to the persons and estate of
MARY and JOHN RALLS, minor heirs of JOSEPH RALLS, deceased.
REF : 1850 census HOT SPRING, county, ARKANSAS, P. 305
489-513 26 OCTOBER 1850
JOHN C. RALLS WM 46 FARMER SOUTH CAROLINA
SARAH J. WF 18 MISSISSIPPI
JOSEPH WM 15 LABORER MISSISSIPPI
MARTHA A. WF 12 ARKANSAS
SUSAN D. WF 10 ARKANSAS
JOHN WM 6 ARKANSAS
THOMAS J. WM 4 ARKANSAS
HOT SPRINGS
REF : 1860 census POLK county, ARKANSAS, P. 694
692-680
JOHN C. RAWLS 60 MW FARMER -100 NORTH CAROLINA
JOSEPH 23 MW FARMER ARKANSAS
MARTHA 19 FW ARKANSAS
JOHN 15 MW ARKANSAS
THOMAS 11 MW ARKANSAS
REF : LOWELL RAWLS LLOYD RAWLS ( DECD. )
BOX 452 134 HALIFAX DR.
GORMAN, TX. 76454 CEDAR HILL, TX. 75104
PEGGY L. CALK W.B. GRIFFIS
RT. 1 BOX 13 5521 MELETIO LANE
STOUTLAND,MO. 65567 DALLAS, TX. 75230
REF : The RECORD
GARLAND county ( ARKANSAS ), VOL. 14
1873-1973
Page 181
RAWLS D-204 and 214
Legend handed down in this family is that there were originally 3 ( or 4 ) brothers who served in the revolutionary war and only one returned. This supposedly happened while living near ALBANY, N.Y. and there are descendants in this area before 1840, listed as JOHN C. ROLLS, RALLS and RAWLS. His wife was a miss THROGMORTON who d. ca. 1848 and is said to have been the FIRST person buried in what is now LOWE cemetery. The 1850 census D-489, HOT SPRINGS township, HOT SPRINGS CO., ARK. list JOHN C. as a farmer, age 46, born S.C.( thus b. ca. 1804 and he d. ca. 1858 ) issue : SARAH J., age 18, b, MISS.;JOSEPH age 15, b. MISS.; MARTHA A., age 12, b. ARK.; SUSAN D., age 10, b. ARK.; JOHN age 6 and THOMAS J., age 4 b ARK. JOHN C. is known to have had one SISTER, SOPHIE who m. an ADAMS in VICKSBURG, MISS. Her dau. m. a BALDWIN.
I, SARAH J. b. ca. 1832 m. as 2nd wife of GUS ECHOLS, His first wife was CASIRA MEHALLA OCTAVIA REDWINE. SARAH had three children : JACK, LIZZIE, and MARTHA and died when MARTHA was small. This conflicts with research published in the 1968 and 1970 records, but fits and is probably correct.
II. JOSEPH RAWLS b. ca. 1835 MISS. age 15 in 1850 N.F.R.
III. MARTHA A. b. ca. 1838 ARK. m. BEN ENNIS and died age 18.
IV. SUSAN D. b. ca. 1840 age 10 in 1850 N.F.R.
V. JOHN FELIX RAWLS b. ca. 1844 buried LOWE CEMETERY, served CO. G. 4th ARK. CAV. m. MAR. 4, 1869 HULDA ANN DRUCILLA REDWINE b. JUNE 3, 1845 d. JUNE 3, 1945 age 90 ?, LOWE CEMETERY, parents of twelve children.
1. PERMILIA ALICE b. FEB. 6, 1870 d. FEB. 8, 1932 m. RILEY CHITWOOD son of R. ANDREW and MARTHA JANE ( THOMAS ) CHITWOOD, see 1972 record b. NOV. 16, 1868 d. MAR. 21, 1951LOWE CEMETERY. ISSUE two (A) JANNIE DRUCILLA d. age 7 (B) OMA b. SEPT. 15, 1895 res. ROYAL ARK. m. 1st FLOYD BROWN m. 2nd JEFF MUNCRIEF ( see MUNCRIEF history )
2. MELISSA ABIGAIL RAWLS b. MAR. 25, 1872 d. FEB. 19, 1947 LOWE CEM. m. JOHN DAVID McCASLIN b. APR. 4, 1868 IND. d. OCT. 4, 1949 LOWE CEM., son of JAMES ( 1826-1907 ) and wife MARIANN ORRELL ( 1839-1924 ) McCASLIN who were married JULY 11, 1861 in INDIANA, see 1972 record, issue nine:
(A) MARY ALICE "MAMIE" m. PLEZ M. HUDDLESTON, issue ORA MARIE m. ANDREW GIBSON, issue JIMMIE LEE and LINDA MARIE GIBSON.
(B) WM. DAVID "WILLIE" res. ROYAL, ARK. m. LOTTIE BROWN, dau. of WM.L. BROWN, issue four; two died in infancy, CLAYTON is married and res. MT. IDA, ARK.; VIVIAN m. RODRICK JEWELL of BEAR, ARK.
(C) EDNA LEOTA m. HERMAN GILLIHAN res. TEXARKANA, ARK. issue : RALPH, PHILLIP and BETTY JEAN GILLIHAN.
(D) ANNIE MARIA m. BILL BERRY ( dec'd ) issue seven : (1) LOIS m. V.J. KASSAW (2) CHESTER DOUGLAS m. 1st IRENE SPEARMAN and 2nd MISSIE ARMSTRONG (3) THELMA m. CECIL MURRY (4) KATHERINE m. GILBERT CARNISH (5) DOROTHY m. EUGENE STALLINGS (6) BILLY JUNE, dec'd (7) BARBARA JEAN m. 1st RONNIE NORMAN and 2nd VERN PIOTT, who had three children.
(E) OLIVIA PEARL McCASLIN m. H. IRVIN BROWN issue four: (1) DAISEY m. CURTISS BUTTRUM (2) FLORENCE m. ELMER COE (3) WILSON dec'd m. LEOLA McKINNEY (4) HOUSTON BROWN.
(F) THELMA BETHENIA m. 1st JIM CAREY and 2nd DAVE LEWIS, issue : JANIS O. and LEORA CAREY.
(G) JOHN LELAND, dec'd m. IRA KELTON and had five children.
(H) JESSIE INEZ m. ROSS MADDOX ( see McDOWELL-MADDOX history )
(I) KERMIT JAMES m. JANNIE CHERRY from MISS. and has two children.
3. THOMAS FELIX RAWLS ( 1874-1943 ) LOWE CEMETERY M. MRS. RADO ( SPIVA ) JONES 1871-1946 LOWE CEM. by her first husband, she had a son CLIFTON JONES and she and TOM had one daughter, TRESSIE who m. CLIFFORD JOHNSON, res. ILL.
4. JOHN W. "JOHNNIE" RAWLS b. SEPT. 22, 1877 d. PHONIX, ARIZ. m. JUDY CONGO, who d. in LOS ANGELES, CALIF. issue : CLARENCE, HERSHEL, TED, INEZ and WALTER RAWLS.
5. AMANDA BETHENIA RAWLS b. ca. 1879 m. GEO. RYAN and had one daughter, LETHA, who died in infancy.
6. LOUIS ALBERT RAWLS ( dec'd ) m. LORETTA CRANFORD, descendants reside in CALIF. : RUTH ( dec'd ), HOWARD, V.O., ALBERT J. ( dec'd ), PEGGY, and DELMAR RAWLS.
7. CLARA RAWLS m. ROBERT McCASLIN, issue : ELVA b. SEPT. 16, 1901; MARY BLANCHE b. NOV. 11, 1903; AUBREY b. NOV. 11, 1905; SYLVIA b. MAY 21, 1907; KENNETH b. DEC. 17, 1910; HOLLIS b. NOV. 11, 1913; HELEN b. NOV. 14, 1916; HAROLD b. JUNE 24, 1918 and CLINTON b. JAN. 4, 1921.
8. CLAUDIE BLANCHE RAWLS b. FEB. 27, 1889 m. LESTER RYAN issue ten : (A) LENA GEORGIA b. AUG. 4, 1905 m. ROY TART, issue : RAY CALVIN, EDWARD MIMS, RAYMOND THERON and JOE FARREL TART (B) ELAINE d. age 3 (C) BEATRICE d. age 2 (D) GEORGE HOMER b. AUG. 11, 1910 m. NADA KING of McALISTER, OKLA. no issue. (E) SHELTON MARION b. JULY 18, 1912, res. MEDFORD, OREGON m. EDNA WILSON, issue : HAROLD GENE and EDDIE WAYNE RYAN (F) MAX b. JUNE 11, 1913 d. car wreck m. LAKE LEDBETTER, res. FAYETTEVILLE, ARK. ISSUE : LEO, BARBARA, GERRY and LARRY RYAN. (G) TINA MAUDE d. age 14 (H) RUBY d. age 11 (I) RUTH b. JUNE 6, 1926 m. ESKER BARROWS issue : SUE and GARY (J) LISA b. SEPT. 30, 1924 m. 1st BANKSTON, no issue, m. 2nd HOWARD WOOD, issue : RODNEY WOOD.
9. ELENDER MAUDIE RAWLS m. FRANK HALL ( dec'd ) issue : ERNEST, FRANK JR., LOIS, LEO and RAY HALL.
10. WM. ED RAWLS d. age 21, killed in a train wreck about 1910 near BRINKLEY.
11. GROVER C. RAWLS b. SEPT. 18, 1891 m. PEARL, a sister to FRED BUMP, and had four or five children.
12. SHERMAN WASHINGTON RAWLS b. JAN. 26, 1894 m. ZELIAMANER, a sister of EARL and ERNEST. issue : GROVER, SHERMAN and DRUCILLA RAWLS.
VI. THOMAS J. RAWLS b. ca. 1854 in ARK., wife in 1880 MARY A. is thought to have been "MELISSA" JONES. She was age 25 b. ca. 1855 in ARK. He m. 2nd MRS. LUE ( MIMS ) AUTOBERRY, no issue, her stone at LOWE 1834-1909. He m. 3rd MRS. BETTY ( LEWIS ) no issue. At age 66, he signed an affidavit that he had served in CO. D 4th ARK. CAV. and was a member of CAPT. USSERY's CO., first reg. ARK. state guards in action to quell an uprising of the KKK in south ARKANSAS. His signiture was witnessed by BETTIE RAWLS and MINNIE KING. He died after 1912. issue : JAMES b. 1868; GEO. b. 1869; JOHN b. 1871; ROSA b. 1874 m. THROGMORTEN; AMANDA b. 1876; AMBROSE b. 1879; born after 1880; MARY LEE m. CEARLEY; LOLA m. E.C. KELTON and had a dau. THELMA and two sons : HENRY and m. RAWLS KELTON.
NOTE : This is THOMAS J. RAWLS, his first wife was MARY MELISSA CEARLEY, his children are listed in their bible in the possession of MR.LOWELL GENE RAWLS of GORMAN, TEXAS, who sent me a hand written copy of the information listed inside. This LOWELL RAWLS was the son of HARLEY TRESLIN RAWLS who was the son of JAMES HARMON RAWLS ( the JAMES b. 1868 in above paragraph ) and ALLIE E. GRIFFIN.
REF : For above from, MRS. LOUISE ( WOOLSEY ) RAWLS of AUSTIN, TEXAS.
WIFE of ROBERT QUINTON RAWLS.
REF : deathdate of JOHN C. RAWLS
Journal of SOPHIA ADAMS GOODRUM
sent to me by BETTY WORLEY of TEMPLE, TEXAS.
Received on MARCH 12, 1997.
More About JOHN CHARNEL RAWLS:
Burial: Abt. November 25, 1860, ,GARLAND CO., ARKANSAS
More About LUCY THROCKMORTON:
Burial: 1848, , GARLAND CO., ARKANSAS, LOWE CEMETERY
More About JOHN RAWLS and LUCY THROCKMORTON:
Marriage: August 26, 1830, , CLAIBORNE CO., MISSISSIPPI
iv. MARY SOPHIA RAWLS, b. March 22, 1802, COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. January 31, 1882, ,WARREN CO., MISSISSIPPI; m. JOHN ADAMS, December 19, 1822, NATCHEZ, ADAMSCO., MISSISSIPPI; b. August 12, 1799, , ADAMSCO., MISSISSIPPI; d. August 19, 1862, , WARREN CO.,MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for MARY SOPHIA RAWLS:
NOTE: One source has her birth place as FAIRFIELD CO., SOUTH CAROLINA,
I beleive it was RICHLAND COUNTY.
NOTE: Buried with spouse, JOHN ADAMS, on ADAMS-WHITAKER PLANTATION
now LAKE PARK ESTATES.
SOURCE: BETTY WORLEY.
NOTE: BETTY WORLEY sent me a picture of MARY SOPHIE ( RAWLS ) ADAMS
and her husband JOHN ADAMS of which I received on 12 MARCH 1997.
This picture was dated JULY 5, 1856, per SOPHIE ( ADAMS ) GOODRUM'S
family record.
REF: MISSISSIPPI CEMETERY and BIBLE RECORDS by M.G.S. 929.3
More About MARY SOPHIA RAWLS:
Burial: RED BONE COMMUNITY, WARREN CO., MISSISSIPPI, ADAMS-WHITAKER PLANTATION
More About JOHN ADAMS:
Burial: 1862, RED BONE COMMUNITY, WARREN CO., MISSISSIPPI, ADAMS-WHITAKER PLANTATION
More About JOHN ADAMS and MARY RAWLS:
Marriage: December 19, 1822, NATCHEZ, ADAMSCO., MISSISSIPPI
7. HARRIS2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG) was born Bet. 1770 - 1771 in ,,SOUTH CAROLINA, and died September 1837. He married ANNA COON 1803 in ,RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA, daughter of JOHN COON and MARY FANNON. She was born March 26, 1783 in COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA, and died Bet. 1858 - 1860 in ,PIKE CO., MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for HARRIS RAWLS:
REF : RICHLAND DISTRICT minutes of the court of ordinary 1806-1833
1806, SEPT. 2
WINNEY BUSBE
Proved the last will and testament of WINNEY BUSBEE, late of RICHLAND DISTRICT, deceased by oath of JOSEPH PRICE, HENRY HIGGINS and HARRIS RAWL the subscribing witnesses to the same.
REF: GEORGIA PASSPORTS to go through CHEROKEE NATION.
10 OCTOBER 1810.
PASSPORTS issued by GOVENOR of GEORGIA 1810-1820.
PAGE 219-FRIDAY 26th OCTOBER 1810
on application,
ordered
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the CREEK NATION of INDIANS, to wit- one for JACOB CON, with his WIFE and one child, HARRIS RAWLS, with his WIFE and TWO CHILDREN, and HENRY BROWN, from COLUMBIA in the state of SOUTH CAROLINA- one for JOHN HICKS from the county of COLUMBIA in this state, one for CULLEN SANDERS with his WIFE and BETSY JENNINGS, and OBADIAH NIXON with his WIFE, one CHILD and two negroes- and one for MICHAEL NIXON with his MOTHER, a minor BROTHER, his AUNT and her three CHILDREN- which were severally presented and signed
REF: IGI, LDS CHURCH
BIRTH: ABT. 1771
of WILKENSON county, MISSISSIPPI
no PARENTS listed
relative: JAMES WALKER
NOTE: RELATIONSHIP listed in original source
film # 177906
page 339
ordinance # 12878; REFERENCE NUMBER : 12878
TEMPLE: LOGAN
REF : IGI
BORN ABT. 1779 SOUTH CAROLINA
SPOUSE : ANNA COON
FILM NUMBER : 471821
PAGE NUMBER : NON LISTED
REFERENCE NUMBER : 08051
REF : IGI
MARRIAGE : ABT 1804, RICHLAND CO.,SOUTH CAROLINA
FILM NUMBER : 538456
REF: MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY in the WAR of 1812.
by MRS. DUNBAR ROWLAND
ROLLS of MISSISSIPPI commands in the WAR of 1812.
PAGE 204, 13th regiment ( NIXON'S ) MISSISSIPPI MILITIA
HARRIS RAWLS, PRIVATE
BRIANT RAWLS, PRIVATE
CHARLES RAWLS, PRIVATE
JABEZ RAWLS, ENSIGN
JAMES RAWLS, SERGEANT
PAGE 221, CLAIBORNE'S REGIMENT MISSISSIPPI MILITIA
HARRIS RAWLS, PRIVATE
JAMES RAWLS, PRIVATE
More About HARRIS RAWLS and ANNA COON:
Marriage: 1803, ,RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA
Children of HARRIS RAWLS and ANNA COON are:
i. ALEX3 RAWLS.
Notes for ALEX RAWLS:
NOTE: DIED YOUNG, ACCORDING TO MARY BYRD
ii. JACK RAWLS.
Notes for JACK RAWLS:
NOTE: DIED YOUNG ACCORDING TO MARY BYRD
iii. MARTHA RAWLS, m. WILLIAM BINGHAM, Bet. 1840 - 1844.
More About WILLIAM BINGHAM and MARTHA RAWLS:
Marriage: Bet. 1840 - 1844
iv. ELIZABETH RAWLS, m. SCUDDERS.
v. MARY ANN RAWLS, b. Bet. 1806 - 1809, ,RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. 1857; m. (1) JOSEPH GALE HAMILTON SASSER; m. (2) JOHN BRYAN HART II.
Notes for MARY ANN RAWLS:
NOTE: Came to MISSISSIPPI WITH PARENTS
vi. JASPER STARLING RAWLS, b. January 15, 1810, COLUMBIA, RICHLAND CO., SOUTH CAROLINA; d. September 21, 1874; m. MARY ANN HODGE; b. March 08, 1824; d. May 11, 1904.
Notes for JASPER STARLING RAWLS:
NOTE : Came to MISSISSIPPI with parents.
Named for mothers people.
MARY BYRD DEAR
REF: 1860 CENSUS LAWRENCE CO., MISSISSIPPI
MONTICELLO, PAGE 96
629-630
RAWLS, JASPER S. 51 FARMER 1500-5000 SOUTH CAROLINA
, MARY 34 SOUTH CAROLINA
, WILLIAM 9 MISSISSIPPI
, JESSE 8 MISSISSIPPI
, JOHN 7 MISSISSIPPI
, JAMES 5 MISSISSIPPI
, JOSEPH 2 MISSISSIPPI
vii. ELIZA RAWLS, b. 1823; m. A.B. CUPSTEAD.
viii. JESSE RAWLS, b. 1827, TOPISAW CREEK, PIKE CO., MISSISSIPPI; d. 1876, ,,LOUISIANA; m. (1) JENNIE UNKNOWN; m. (2) ELIZA ANN HART, Bet. 1861 - 1862, BOGUE CHITTO, , MISSISSIPPI; b. October 21, 1827, ,,MISSISSIPPI; d. August 04, 1874, ,,MISSISSIPPI.
Notes for JESSE RAWLS:
NOTE: Lived at one time in CATAHOULA PARISH LOUISIANA. Had relatives in ST. MARY PARISH LOUISIANA. He died on a trip to LOUISIANA to see relatives.
REF: 1860 CENSUS PIKE CO., MISSISSIPPI
16 JULY 1860
RAWLS, JESSE 33 M FARMER 2500- 3000 MISSISSIPPI
, JENNIE 28 F MISSISSIPPI
More About JESSE RAWLS:
Burial: 1876, AIMWELL,,LOUISIANA
Marriage Notes for JESSE RAWLS and ELIZA HART:
NOTE: She always lived on land belonging to the HART family.
More About JESSE RAWLS and ELIZA HART:
Marriage: Bet. 1861 - 1862, BOGUE CHITTO, , MISSISSIPPI
8. ABEL2 RAWLS (GABRIEL1, LUKEA, WILLIAMB RAWLES, GEORGEC, GEORGED, WILLIAME, JOHNF, WILLIAMG) was born Bet. 1770 - 1790 in , CAMDEN DISTRICT or CRAVEN CO., SOUTH CAROLINA, and died Aft. 1829 in PROBABLY CONCORDIA or CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA. He married UNKNOWN Abt. 1810. She was born Bet. 1785 - 1794.
Notes for ABEL RAWLS:
REF : ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE court minutes, 1796-1807
by CAROL WELLS, 929.3
MIDLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1995
page 210, NOVEMBER 1806
( page 414 )
JOHN HILL to oversee the IRONWORK road from MONTGOMERY county line towards SPRINGFIELD asfar as 9 MILE TREE; persons to work under him ( JOHN RAWLS ), ( ABEL RAWLS), ( JOSEPH
RAWLS ), JOHN HILL *, WM.LEWIS *, DAVID BEASLEY *, GABRIEL BEASLEY *, JACOB MOAKE *,
ROBERT SANDERS *, WILLIAM SANDERS *, THOs HUNTER *, ANDREW SANDERS *, DANIEL
SANDERS *, FREDERICK FISHER *?.
NOTE : JOHN HILL was the administrater of the estate of JOHN RAWLS & GABRIEL RAWLS in
CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA.
REF : ROBERTSON CO., TENNESSEE land records.
listed as a wit as well as his brother JOSEPH RAWLS on their father GABRIEL RAWLS deed
dated, MARCH 1807.
BOOK H, page, 63
REF : The RED RIVER SETTLERS family histories-northern MONTGOMERY, ROBERTSON and SUMNER
counties TENNESSEE.
Miscellaneous records,
The commissioned officers in the TENNESSEE MILITIA 1796-1811 for ROBERTSON county, p. 126.
ABEL RAWLES, LIEUTENANT, 2nd REGIMENT, 13 JULY 1807.
REF : 1810 census CATAHOULAparish, LOUISIANA.,page137.
1male 16-25, 2 female's 16-25.
REF: conveyence records CATAHOULA parish LOUISIANA
page 2, 3c
state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CATAHOULA ] Be it known that I ABEL RAWLS now in and inhabiting the herein described tract of land in the county of RAPIDES and parish and state aforesaid which said,
I begun to improve in JANUARY in the year EIGHTEEN HUNDRED FOURTEEN and never since removed from the state aforesaid continued living on and improving the said tract of land. I have bargained and sold as I do by these presents for the considerationof ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to me in hand paid sell grant bargain & convey unto HARMON DASH JUNr, his heirs and assigns all theright title or _____ as I may have in said tract of land as preemptioner which said improvement of land lieson the BAYOU MACON commonly called the ______ BLUFF but is understood by these presents that the said RAWLS __ warrant the title of preemptioner only from himself his heirs and assigns to the said HARMAN DASH his heirs and assigns forever.
In witness whereof the said ABEL RAWLS has hereunto set his hand and acknowledged the same in presence of the subscribing judge and the subscribing witnesses this 28th day of OCTOBER 1815.
ARMIN PRICE signed ABEL RAWLS
JOHN or RICHARD ?? LOVELACE
SAMl LIGHTNER judge
of the parish of CATAHOULA.
REF : conveyence records of CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA.
volume c, years 1814-1839
page 70, 104-c
sale of land,
WILLIAM M. SMITH to RODY HUGGINS
dated 25 JANUARY 1820
wit : ABEL RAWLS
REF 1820 census CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA
HENRY POPE, WILLIAM LYLES, JOSEPH CASE, MOSES SNODDY ?, MARY CATHEY, ISAAC
SELLERS, JOHN YOUNG, DANIEL SMITHSON, COOPER YOUNG, ERR ? DOUGLAS,
GEORGE STAMPLEY
HARMAN DASH, JR. 4-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-3-0-0-1-1-0-0-1-1
WILLIAM BULLARD
JOSEPH BEASLEY 0-0-0-3-1-0-1-0-1-0-0-0-4
HARMAN DASH, SR. 0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-1-0-11-0-0-2-6-0-1-?-2-0-2
HENRY STAMPLEY
JOHN BANISTER
page18
SIMON PETERS
JOHN ROW 3-0-0-0-1-0-2-0-0-1-0-0-1-0-0
GEORGE ELLIOTT
JOHN SELF, DRURY MANNING, HAMPTON STROUD, JOHN D. SIMONTON, JOHN PRICHARD,
JOHN ERVIN, DANIEL WHOOTEN ?, JOHN SIMMONS, JOSEPH WHITE, EDWARD JOYCE,
ABEL RAWLS 1-0-0-0-1-0-1-0-1-1-0-0-2-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-1
LEMUEL MARSTER or of CARTER ?
SAMUEL SPRUILL ?, JAMES MEANS, ZACHARIAH MEANS,
WILLIAM BASS 2-0-1-1-0-1-1-2-1-0-0-0-1-0-1-0-1
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WILLIAM MOAK
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REF : conveyence records of CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA.
book B,p. 28, 140-B
ABEL RAWLS, bought land near BAYOU MACON, wit : GABRIEL RAWLS, 3 SEP 1817.
Know all men by these presents that we ELIZABETH DUNN and LUCY LEWIS the heirs of WILLIAM LEWIS do for value recd., bargain sell and deliver a certain improvement it lying near BAYOU MACON adjoining HARMAN DASHs claim of land on the first high bluff on BAYOU MACON the said improvements maid by WILLIAM LEWIS belonging to his heirs we do warrant and forever defend the said claim and improvement from ourselves heirs executors assigns or administrators to ABEL RAWLS his heirs or administrators, this the TWENTY THIRD day of SEPTEMBER 1817.
signed in presence of GABRIEL RAWLS her
ELIZABETH X DUNN
mark
LUCY LEWIS
state of LOUISIANA }
parish of CATAHOULA } Before me personally appeared GABRIEL RAWLS who being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that hesaw ELIZABETH DUNN and LUCY LEWIS sign and acknowledge the within bill of sale for the purpose therin stated.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
this 2nd day of OCTOBER 1817.
signed GABRIEL RAWLS
REF : conveyence records of CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA
book C, p. 44, 3-C
ABEL RAWLS, inhabited land in the parish of RAPIDES since 1814, sale of land.
signiture of ABEL RAWLS
book C, p. 147, 235-c
JAMES C. CALDWELL & PHILLIP CALDWELL disolve partnership.
wits : E.W. RIDER signed PHILLIP CALDWELL
ABEL RAWLS JAMES C. CALDWELL
5 APRIL 1821 SAML LIGHTNER judge
recorded 22 ? APRIL 1821
book C, p. 168,281-C
sheriffs siezere of JOHN HARRISON'S land.
sold to HEABERLING
test to by : ABEL RAWLS JAMES BROWN
3 JULY 1820, RECORDED 7 JULY 1820
book C, p.170, 285-C
JOHN HARRISON at the suit of HEABERLING
wit : ABEL RAWLS
4th JULY 1820, recorded 7th JULY 1821 ( check dates )
book C, p.176 ?, 287-C
sheriffs sale
JAMES HARRISON suit of HEARBERLING
wit : ABEL RAWLS
3 JULY 1820, recorded JULY 1821
book C, p. 183, 311-C
Public sale of negroes belonging to THOMAS NESBITT deceased.
wit : ABEL RAWLS
dated 5 NOV 1821, recorded 5 NOV 1821
book C, p. 187, 322-C
JOHN HILL curator of } in the 7th judicial district court
GABRIEL RAWLS DECd. } april TERM 1821.
VS.
ELIZABETH DUNN, ABEL } By reason of the law and evidence being in favor of the plaintiff
RAWLS, JOS. WILLIAMS } whereupon it is ordered acknowledged and decreed by the court
JAMES NELSON & WILLIAM BUNCH } that the plaintiff recover of and from the defendants the
sum of THIRTEEN HUNDRED and FIFTY DOLLARS with ten percent interest from 1st JANUARY
1821 until paid and judgement against ELIZABETH DUNN only for cost of suit to be taxed and
that the negroe mortgage and in the possession of the sheriff be first siezed and sold and in
default an execution I issue for the balance against the property of the several defendants to
satisfy said judgement-
signed JAMES DUNLAP judge 7th district 10th NOV 1821
state of LOUISIANA } I STACY M. HODKINS- clerk of the 7th judicial district court.
parish of CATAHOULA } do hereby certify that the foregoing judgement is a true and correct
transcript of the judgement rendered and of record in the suit of JOHN HILL curator of GABRIEL
RAWLS DECd.- against ELIZABETH DUNN and others.
given under my hand & seal of office this 14th day of NOVEMBER 1821
signed S.M. HODKINS clerk
book C, p. 208, 373-C
JOHN HILL curator of the } in the seventh judicial district court
estate of GABRIEL RAWLS DECd. } APRIL term 1822
VS }
ABEL RAWLS SAMl LIGHTNER } By reason of the law and evidence being in favor of the
and ZACHARIAH KIRKLAND } plaintiff it is ordered adjudged and decreed by the court
curator of the estate of } that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of
WM.M. SMITH DECd. } NINE HUNDRED and FIFTY FOUR DOLLARS and TWENTY
FIVE CENTS with interest at ten percent from the 1st of MARCH EIGHTEEN HUNDRED &
TWENTY ONE untilpaid & cost of suit to be taxed and the mortgaged property be siezed and
sold signed JAMES DUNLAP judge 7th district
APRIL 3d 1822, recorded 5th of APRIL 1822
state of LOUISIANA } I STACY M. HODKINS- clerk of the seventh judicial district court for the
parish of CATAHOULA } parish of CATAHOULA do certify that the foregoing judgement is a true
copy of the judgement rendered and of record in my office in the above stated case.
given under my hand and seal of office this 5th day of APRIL 1822.
signed S.M. HODKINS clerk
book C, p. 216, 398-C
Whereas I EDWARD DORSEY sheriff of the parish of CATAHOULA by virtue of a writ of FIERI
FACIAS to me delivered against the goods chattles lands and tenements of ABEL RAWLS
curator of the estate of JOHN RAWLS at the suit of ROBERT TAYLOR and others did sieze all
that certain improvement lying on the cutoff leading from BAYOU MACON to DEER CREEK
being the same purchased by JOHN RAWLS from JOHN KING and having exposed the same
to public sale according to law- WILLIAM WOLDRIDGE bacame the purchaser thereof for the
price of FIFTY TWO DOLLARS which I hereby acknowledge to have received- now therefor.
know all men by these presents that I the said sheriff do in consideration of the premises and
by virtue of the act in such case made and provided, grant, bargain, sell, assign and setover
to the said WILLIAM WOOLDRIDGE his heirs and assigns all the above described improvement
lying and situate as aforesaid with all its priviledges and appertenances and all the right title
interest or demand by which the said JOHN RAWLS on the SEVENTH day of MARCH 1821- as at
any time since had in or to the said improvement or any part thereof to hold the same to the said
WILLIAM WOOLDRIDGE his heirs and assigns forever in witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and seal this TENTH day of OCTOBER in the year of our lord ONE THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED and TWENTY TWO and in the FORTY SEVENTH year of the INDEPENDENCE of the
UNITED STATES.
sealed and delivered
in the presence of signed THOMAS BRYAN deputy sheriff
ELISHA STUART of the parish of CATAHOULA
ED GOLDMAN done before me SAML LIGHTNER parish judge
REF : writ of fieri fass against goods and chatels of ABEL RAWLS, curator of the estate of
JOHN RAWLS, at the suit of ROBERT TAYLOR............
sieze certain improvement, lying at the cutoff leading from BAYOU MACON KING, SEP 1822.
REF : see LOUISIANA census 1810-1850 by CHILDS 929.3
CATAHOULA parish, LOUISIANA.
REF : list of private claims in congress, V. II.
ABEL RAWLE, pre-emption right to enter land 2 MAR 1841 { I beleive it should be 1814 }
{ BOBBY RAWLS }
More About ABEL RAWLS and UNKNOWN:
Marriage: Abt. 1810
Children of ABEL RAWLS and UNKNOWN are:
i. MALE3 RAWLS, b. Bet. 1810 - 1820.
ii. FEMALE RAWLS, b. Bet. 1810 - 1820.
Endnotes
1. SUMNER CO., TENNESSEE court minutes 1787-1805 and 1808-1810., page 93., Ordered EDMUND JENNINGS, SILAS ROLLS { RAWLS }, JOHN HARPOLE, MARTIN HARPOLE, THOMAS GEORGE, ARTHUR HOGAN & WILLIS JONES mark a road from mouth of CANY FORK to DAVIDSON line.
2. SUMNER CO., TENNESSEE court minutes 1787-1805 and 1808-1810., page 95-96., FRIDAY, OCT. 5th 1798. P. 178. JOB BASS to SILAS ROWLES.
3. SUMNER CO., TENNESSEE court minutes 1787-1805 and 1808-1810., page 108., P. 203. Court of pleas & quarter sessions at house of WILLIAM GILLASPIE first MONDAY in JULY 1799. Page 204. Order road marked by JAMES WHITE, JOHN BRADLEY, JOB BASS, NEWIT DREW, JOSEPH WILSON, THOS. GEORGE, SILAS ROWLEY, CANEY FORK to road BLEDSOESBOROUGH to NASHVILLE.
4. SMITH county, TENNESSEE deed books B-M 1800-1835., Deed book B., SILAS ROWLS to WILLIAM MAGER { MAGEE } 75 acres. 1 FEBRUARY 1805. ( Pp. 377-378 ).
5. The lost town of BLEDSOESBOROUGH, TENNESSEE : it's beginning,its end. Two essays in the record of TENNESSEE'S upper CUMBERLAND of old., by VERNON RODDY, (1976) (1980),upper country people probe 1984., page 8,map; page 9, ...then on MONDAY, JULY 1, 1799, the court directed upon petition that a road on the south side of CUMBERLAND RIVER from the CANEY FORK RIVER to the BLEDSOESBOROUGH-NASHVILLE road be established, and the following named men were appointed road jurors for that purpose : JAMES WHITE, JOHN BRADLEY, JOB BASS, NEWT DREW, JOSEPH WILSON, THOMAS GEORGE, and SILAS ROWLES. ...
6. The lost town of BLEDSOESBOROUGH, TENNESSEE : it's beginning,its end. Two essays in the record of TENNESSEE'S upper CUMBERLAND of old., page 10, on motion { it is } ordered that aroad from the mouth of CANEY FORK to the line dividing this county & DAVIDSON on the south side of CUMBERLAND RIVER in the nearest and best direction to the town of NASHVILLE be viewed,marked, & laid out by the, following jury, to wit, EDMUND JENNINGS, SILAS ROLLS, JOHN HARPOLE, MARTIN HARPOLE, THOMAS GEORGE, ARTHUR HOGAN, & WILLIS JONES, and that the said jury report their proceedings to our next court.").
7. deeds 1800-1807 SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE, volume 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 219., 5 MARCH 1804. $ 200.00 200 acres. ARTHUR HOGAN of SMITH CO. to CORNELIUS WAGGONER of same. on HOGAN'S CREEK. Signed : ARTHUR HOGAN, wit : LUKE ROWLS, proven : MAR 1804 by akn. rec : 31 MAY 1804.
8. deeds 1800-1807 SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE, volume 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 70., Page 377/378. 1 FEBRUARY 1805. $ 525.00 25 acres. SILUS RAWLS ofSMITH CO. to WILLIAM MAGEE of same. part of land purchased by JOHN BASE of WILLIAM GILLASPIE and said 25 A.conveyed to RAWLS adjoining JOBE {SIC} BASS. Signed : SILUSRAWLS, wit : HEZEKIAH FORD, DANIEL RAWLS, SILES RAWLS, WILLIS JONES. JAS. ROWLAND. proven : MARCH 1806 oath/JONES. rec : not stated.
9. deeds 1807-1811 SMITH county, TENNESSEE, volume 2 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 39., page 213. 14 APRIL 1809. $ 500.00 75 acres. WILLIAM McGEE {SIC} of SMITH CO., to BENJAMIN ROE of same. part of a tract JOB BASS purchased from WILLIAM GILLISPIE the said 75 acres conveyed to SILAS RAWLS who conveyed to said McGEE {SIC}. signed : WM. McGEES {SIC}. wit : JOHN ARMSTRONG, SAMUEL BURDINE. proven : JUNE 1809 by akn. rec : 8 AUG 1809.
10. deeds 1811-1814 SMITH county, TENNESSEE, volume 3 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 75., page 211. 22 DEC 1812 $ 500.00 200 acres, THOMAS JONES of SMITH to MARK DYSON of same. south side of CUMBERLAND beg. at a beech stump on theroad near mouth of BENJAMIN ROE'S line the N.W. crn of156 ac bought of said JONES, runsto RAWLSCREEK, adjoins SAMUEL BURDINE.pt. of NC grant to COL. GIDEON LAMB., signed : THOS JONES, wit : BENJAMIN ROE, JOEL SIMS., proven : MAR 1813 by akn. rec 4 MAY 1813.
11. deeds1811-1814 SMITH county, TENNESSEE, volume 3 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 75., page 211/212. 19 FEB 1813, $ 800.00 300 ac, THOMAS JONES of SMITH CO. to ELLERY RISEN of same.south side of CUMBERLAND beg. at a beech marked SB, runs to mouth of LOST CREEK, adjoins BRIDGES, part of NC grt to LAMB., signed : THOS JONES, wit : PATRICK KENEY,JOHN RAWLS,MARK DYSON., proven : MAR 1813 by akn. rec 6 MAY 1813.
12. ORANGEBURGH district 1768-1868 history and records by DANIEL MARCHANT CULLER. The reprint company, publishers. SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA1995., 34., FWM 16+, FWM UNDER 16, FWF, All other free persons, slaves. RAWLES, SILAS 2-2-1-0-1. 1 over is SILAS RAWLS, SR. who was the other ?? perhaps JOHN RAWLS ? the two under were SILAS RAWLS, JR. & DANIEL RAWLS, the 1 female was ELIZABETH (BASS) RAWLS. The one slave ??, BOBBY RAWLS 6 AUGUST 1999.
13. Brøderbund Software, Inc., Brøderbund Family Archive #255, Ed. 1, Land Records AL, AR, FL, LA, MI, MN, OH, WI 1790-1907, (Release date: August 21, 1996), "CD-ROM," Internal Ref. #1.255.1.52295.3.
14. deeds 1800-1807 SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE, volume 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 70., page 377/378. 1FEBRUARY 1805. $ 525.00 25 acres.............wit : HEZEKIAH FORD, DANIEL RAWLS, SILES RAWLS, WILLIS JONES, JAS. ROWLAND. proven : MARCH 1806 oath/ JONES. rec. not stated.
15. deeds 1800-1807 SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE, volume 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page 70., page 377/378. 1 FEBRUARY 1805. $ 525.00. 25 Acres. SILUSRAWLS ofSMITH CO., to WILLIAM MAGEE of same....wit : HEZEKIAH FORD, DANIEL RAWLS, SILASRAWLS, WILLISJONES, JAS. ROWLAND., proven : MARCH 1806 oath/ JONES. rec : not stated.
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30. SUCCESSION of GABRIEL RAWLS., Heir.
31. ME, POSSIBLY A SON.
32. deeds 1800-1807 SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE, volume 1 by BARBARA CRUMPTON., page39., page 219. 5 MARCH 1804. $ 200.00. 200 acres. ARTHUR HOGAN of SMITH to CORNELIUS WAGGONER of same. on HOGAN'SCREEK. Signed : ARTHUR HOGAN,wit : LUKEROWLS, proven : MAR 1804 by akn. rec : 31 MAY 1804.
33. LISA COTTEN, Middle name., NEWTON.
34. LISA COTTEN, E-MAIL of 10 AUGUST 1999,, LISACOTTEN, 2205 GIUFFRIAS AVE. # C, METAIRIE, LA. 70001.
35. LISA COTTEN.
36. RON RAWLS.
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