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Note for: David Thomas Pinkerton, 20 Nov 1845 - 26 Apr 1929
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Burial: Place: , Dickson, TN
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Note for: Solomon L Murphree, - 15 Sep 1854
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Burial: Place: Anniston, Benton, AL
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Note for: David Murphree, - 18 Feb 1838
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Burial: Date: 19 Feb 1838
Place: Coffeeville, Yalobusha, MS
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Note for: Mary Bullard, - 4 Jan 1823
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Burial: Place: , Blount, AL
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Note for: Caleb Murphree, - 18 Mar 1870
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Burial: Place: , Blount, AL
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Note for: Solomon Barnes, -
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Burial: Place: , Alexander, NC
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Note for: Martha Bynum, 6 Mar 1798 - 15 Mar 1870
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Burial: Place: Oneonta, Blount Co, AL
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Note for: Mary A Ballew, 1841 -
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Note for: Levin Carey, 1708 - 1783
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Individual Note: Worcester County Wills, Liber JW#4, p.514; Levin Cary 1 March 1783 In the Name of God Amen I Levin Carey of Worcester County and State of Maryland being sick and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to Almighty God for it and Calling to mind the uncertainty of this Transitory Life and knowing that it is Appointed for all man and to die thought fitting to make this my last Will and Testament in Manner and form following. Principally and first of all T Recommand my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it a decent Christian manner at the Direction of my Executor hereafter named and as Touching such worldy Things as it hath pleased God to bestow upon me in this Life After my Just Debts and funeral Charges is paid I give Dismis and dispose of in the following manner and form. Item I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Sarah the wife of David Brown one Shilling Sterling and no more. Item I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Elender the wife of Samuel Williams one pewter Dish and three pewter plates and no more. Item I Give and Bequeath unto my Granddaughter Nancy Fooks a red heffer of about Two years old with her increase to her and her heirs of Afsigns. Item I Give all the Remainder part of my moveable Estate such as Cattle horses Sheep hogs and all household furniture to be Equally divided between my four Children is. my son Levin Cary and my Daughters Leah, Brigget and Piscilla Cary. Item I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Piscilla Cary Previledge of house Room and Previledge of Ground to plant Cotton and make a garden in the house and upon the Land where I now live during the time she lives a Single life. Item I Give and Bequeath unto my Other two Daughters to wit, Leah and Brigget Carey Previledge of the house wherein I now live for this Summer Season to do their own work if they choose to Stay and then the house with all the Land I own to be my son Levin Carys forever. Item I leave my son Levin Cary whole Executor of this my last Will and Testament Revoking and making Void all other wills heretofore made by me. In Testimony whereof I here unto have set my hand and affixed my Seal this first day of March Ammo Domino one thousand seven hundred and Eighty three. Signed and Sealed in the presence of us- Levin Cary John Harris Hayman Mary (her X mark) W Toadvine Esther (her X mark) Griffin April Term 1783 Be it Remembered that on the eigth day of April in this Term it is ordered by the Court that the Register take the probate of the above will as it now Stands with the Razure6 in it - John Harris Hayman one of the subscriving Evidences the person who wrote and Read the will to the Testator having made Oath that the whole was Read to him; the Razure be made before the Devise of the Land: the writter Apprehending the sentance to be finished -- Test: John Wise Regs of WWCo. Son: Thomas Carey Died Before 1783 Son: William Carey Died Before 1774 So That is why they are not listed in the will
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Note for: William Carey, 10 May 1668 -
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Individual Note: Cary (Carey), William, Sr., planter,Somerset County,13th May, 1734; 19th June, 1734. To son Levin and hiers., 100 A., dwelling plantation, “William's Chance.” To sons Jonathan and Thomas and their hiers., 150 A., “Pleasant.” To wife Elizabeth, extx., personal estate during life, at her decease to 3 sons afsd. Test: Dennis Driskell, Benjamin Fooke (Fookes), John Jadwine. 21. 164 Somerest Wills, EB21, pp. 164-165; William Cary 13 May 1734 In the Name of God Amen To all Christian People to whom these presents Shall Come Greeting, know ye that I William Cary Senr. of Somersett County and Province of Maryland Planter being weak and Sick in Body but of perfect mind and Memory do make Constitute and Ordain this only my last Will and Testament as followeth. first of all I Recommend my Soul into the hands of God for mercy Favour and pardon thro the Merrits of my Blefsed Savior Jesus Christ and order my Body to be Decently interred after a Christian Manner firmily Expecting the Same again at the Resurrection of the Just and as to what Worldly Goods God hath Bestowed on me, I leave and dispofse of it in Manner and form following, first I Give and Bequeath unto my son Levin Cary and his heirs forever my Dwelling Plantation and all the Rest of the hundred Acres it Lyes on Called William Chance- Item. I Give and Bequeath unto my Sons Jonathan Cary and Thomas Cary and to their heirs forever one hundred and fifty acres of Land Called Pleasant to be Equally divided betwixt them and their heirs forever- Item. I leave all my Personall Estate unto my Loving Wife Elizabeth Cary during her Life for her more Comfortable subsistance which Estate after her death I will Give and Bequeath unto my three Sons aforementioned to be Equally Divided Amongst them- Lastly I Constitute and appoint my Loving Wife Elizabeth Cary Executrix of this my last Will and Testament and do Confirm and allow this only and no other to be my last Will and Testament in Wittnefs whereof I have Sett my hand hereunto and affixed ye Seal this thirteenth Day of May one thousand Seven hundred and thirty four years from the Birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. Signed Sealed acknowledged and declared as the last will and testament of Wm Cary Senr. in prefence of us- William Cary Dennis Driskell Benjamin Fookes John J Judwine Nehemiah King D Comr o f Somersett County
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Note for: Thomas Carey, 8 May 1633 -
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Individual Note: Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland Will of Thomas Cary Dated: May 20,1681 Probated: June 17,1687 In the name of God Amen I Thomas Cary of Great Monye in the County of Somersett and province of Maryland planter being in good health of body and of sound and perfect memory praise be therefore given to Almighty God doe make and ordaine this my present last will and testament in manner and forme owing, that is to say first and principally I comend my Soule into the hands of Almighty God hopeing through the merits death and pafsion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full and free pardon and forgivenefs of all my Sins and to inherit everlasting life, and my body I comend it to the Earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executor hereafter named and touching the disposition of all such temporall Estate as it hath pleased Almighty God to bestow upon me I give and dispose thereof as followeth - First, I will that my debts and funerall charges shall be paid and discharged - Impt. I give unto my son Richard Cary one hundred pounds of Tobacco - Item. I give unto my son Edward Cary one Cow yearling. Item. I give unto my son Thomas Cary after ye decease of my wife Jane Cary three hundred acres of land called by the name of Caries Adventure. Item. I give unto my son John Cary a cow. Item. I give unto my son William Cary and my aforsd son John Cary one hundred and fifty acres of land to be equally divided between them called by the name of Waterford. Item. I give unto my daughters Sarah Cary and Mary Cary one Iron gray mare and her increase. Item. I give unto my son Samuell Cary one cow - all the rest and residue of my personall Estate goods and cattle whatsoever I doe give and bequeath unto my loving wife Jane Cary and likewise all my children untill they be of age of one and twenty and her to be my full and sole executor of this my last will and testament. And I doe hereby disannell and revoke and make voide all forgoing Wills and Testaments by mee heretofore made. In Witnefs whereof I the said Thomas Cary to this my last Will and testament set my hand and seale this twentieth day of May one thousand six hundred and Eighty one. -Signed Sealed and delivered in the prefsence of us. Thomas C Carey Sealed Dom Copinger John P Pierce Maryland June ye 17th 1687 Somersett County This written will was proved by the within mentioned Dom Copinger before me appointed by Comifsion. Wm. Brereton sealed John Pierce ye other witnefs out of the Province-Fifty acres of Land in the Forrest divided between Wm Cary and Sarah Cary, he that dyes first the other shall have it. Thomes Cary Documentation @ Maryland Calendar Of Wills Volume II 1685-1702 Pages 14 Thru 27 This will proves that Thomas Cary had only one wife (Jane) no proof that her name was (Jane Milner) Thomas Carey Emmigrated into this province (Somerset County, Maryland) from Virginia in 1666 with his wife Jane and Son's Edward ,Thomas, & John. Thomas Carey & Jane's children born in Somerset County, Maryland were William (May 10,1668) Sarah (December 23,1669) According to the records of St. Margaret's Parish, Westminster , Susanna, as "relict of Thomas Cary", was appointed to administer his estate on 15 Dec1671. According to records of St. Saviorelico in Lewry Parish, London, their son John Cary was appointed to administer her estate on 4 April 1678. That son John, who married Jane Flood in Virginia and Mary Cox of London, was a very distinguised London merchant who, together with two cousins , submitted detailed pedigrees and supporting documents to the Earl Marshall of England which resulted in confirmation his right to bear the arms of the noble Carys of Devon (ref. College of Arms, Book of Grants iv). Copies of those documents may be found in the British Library (Stowe MS 670, folio 229) and the Society of Genealogists Library, London. Thomas Cary, the London Merchant, received a provisional grant of 1000 acres in Maryland from Lord Baltimore, but never fulfilled its provisions and forfeited the grant. According to Surry County, VA court records, Thomas and his son John were both in that county until at least 1657. The (other) John Cary who bought land in Accomack County, VA remained in that county as did several generations of his descendants. The names of his parents are unknown, but he was not the son of Thomas, the London Merchant. According to a letter written to [Samuel F Cary, Author of Cary Memorials], by Judge John Carey, the gr.gr.gr.gr.grandson of Thomas the Maryland Immigrant, that Thomas was born in Scotland and Married in England before coming to America. That Thomas died in Maryland leaving a will which was probated in June 17,1687. The names of his parents are unknown as is the surname of his wife Jane. Mary (October 5,1673) Samuel (About 1676) Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland Vol # 9 Page # 46 Author's Henry C Peden Jr. and F. Edward Wright
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Note for: Mary A Camp, 19 Mar 1859 -
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Note for: George Washington Carey, 9 Feb 1854 - 3 Jul 1939
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Note for: Sarah Belle Burton, 15 Jul 1864 - 30 Mar 1935
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