V.J. Harris

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. J.E. Harris

Notes:

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Putnam County, 7th Distrct (ED#71-9, Sheet 11B)

Johnnie married J.B. Clark. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Benton

Notes:

Listed in 1910 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#34, Sheet 14A)

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#32, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Putnam County, 7th Distrct (ED#71-9, Sheet 11B)

Isaac married Claudie Dow Jones on 14 Aug 1913 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Claudie (daughter of John Columbus Jones and Sarah Frances Jones) was born on 24 Feb 1898 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died on 24 Dec 1958 in Putnam County, Tennessee; was buried in West Graveyard, Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#32, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Putnam County, 7th Distrct (ED#71-9, Sheet 11B)

Notes:

Married:
Note: Claudie and Benton were first married in 1913. Then they divorced in 1914, only to get remarried in 1915.


Notes:

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 81, Sheet 7A)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 77, Sheet 8A)

Willie married Rosa J Bartlett after Jan 1920. Rosa (daughter of Joseph P Bartlett and Sabrina J Mabrey) was born on 13 Sep 1899; died on 15 Dec 1985 in Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Rosie

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 75, Sheet 6B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 52, Sheet 9B)
Alt. Death: Dec 1985 Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee

Other Events:

• Name: Jess

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 1st Civil District (ED#34, Sheet 14A)

Listed in 1910 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED#34, Sheet 14A)

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED#32, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Putnam County, 7th Distrct (ED#71-9, Sheet 11B)

Death Certificate:
State of Tennessee State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics Certificate of Death: 19117 Registration District: 441 Full Name: Jesse Shaw Harris Date of Death: July 18, 1946 Place of Death County: Jackson Civil Dist: 10 City or Town: Cookeville, Tenn Rte #3 Usual Residence: Jackson County, Tenn Civil District 10 Citizen of Foreign Country: No Color or Race: W Sex: Male Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Married Age: 78 years 8 mos 17 das Date of Birth: Oct 1, 1867 Place of Birth: Jackson Co., Tenn Husband of: Sarah Elizabeth Gipson Harris Age of Husband or Wife if living: 76 If Veteran, name of war: None Social Security Number: None Occupation: Farmer Industry or Business: None Name of Father: Unknown Birthplace of Father: Unknown Maiden Name of Mother: Jane Harris Birthplace of Mother: Jackson Co., Tennessee Informant: Cora Moore Address: Cookeville, Tenn Rte #3 Burial, Removal, or Cremation: Burial Date: July 19, 1946 Cemetery: Byers Graveyard [F. D. Byers Cemetery] Place: Jackson County, TN Undertaker: Whitson Funeral Home Cookeville, Tenn Registrar: Mrs. W. H. Settler Filed: Apr 9, 1935 I hereby certify that I attended deceased from 1946 to M1946 that I last saw him alive on 1946 and that death occurred, on the date stated above at 9 am. The cause of death was as follows: dry ?? of left hand and leg Signed: L. R. Anderson Gainesboro, Tenn R6

Jesse married Sarah Elizabeth Gipson on 20 Jan 1889 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Sarah (daughter of Isaac Pinkney Gipson and Christine Rector) was born on 16 May 1871 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died on 26 Apr 1962 in Cookeville General Hospital, Putnam County, Tennesse; was buried in F.D. Byers Cemetery, Jackson, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 58, Page 258)

Listed in 1910 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#34, Sheet 14A)

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#32, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Putnam County, 7th Distrct (ED#71-9, Sheet 11B)

Death Certificate:
State of Tennessee Bureau of Vital Statistics Certificate of Death: 62-10990 Full Name: Sarah Elizabeth Harris Date of Death: April 26, 1962 Color or Race: W Sex: F Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Widowed Date of Birth: May 16, 1871 Age at last birthday: 90 Place of Death County: Putnam Civil District: 1 City or Town: Cookeville Usual Residence: Putnam County, Tenn Civil District 1 Cookeville Rural Route #3 Name of Hospital or Institution: Cookeville General Hosp Usual Occupation: Housewife Kind of Business or Industry: Home Social Security Number: None Was deceased ever in US Armed Forces: No Birthplace: Jackson Co., Tenn Citizen of what Country: USA Name of Husband: Jesse Harris (deceased) Name of Father: Pank Gipson [Isaac Pinkney Gipson] Maiden Name of Mother: Christine Rector Informant: Hooper Harris, Cookeville R#3 Address: Cookeville, Tenn Rte #3 Burial, Removal, or Cremation: Burial Date: April 18, 1962 Cemetery: Byers Cemetery [F. D. Byers Cemetery]

Other Events:

• Name: Johnnie

Notes:

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County (ED# 58, Page 15)
CENSUS RECORDS: 7 June 1900 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee, page 6220, family #92/94, he owns a farmJohn. C. JONES age 32, May 1868, head, md 15 yrs, farmer, TN TN TNFannie " age 31, Oct 1868, wife, 6 & 6, TN TN TNSid. T. " age 14, Oct 1885, son, farm labor TN TN TNJane " age 12, May 1887, dau., attends school TN TN TNWill " age 9, Dec 1890, son, attends school TN TN TNWade " age 7, Jan 1892, son, attends school TN TN TNMilton " age 4, Nov 1896, son, TN TN TNClaudie " age 2, Feb 1898, dau., TN TN TN

He died leaving the following children: Sidney T., Jane, Will, M. W., Clandy, Milton and James Jones. According to Jackson Co, Tennessee Court Minutes film #985337.

John married Sarah Frances Jones on 11 Jan 1885 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Sarah (daughter of Clinton Jones and Adaline Reeves) was born on 09 Jan 1866 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died on 13 Mar 1935 in Jackson County, Tennessee; was buried in Jones And Huff Cemetery, Jackson, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Fannie

Notes:

1900 Census says she was born Oct 1868 was 31 years old and was the mother of 6 children and all 6 were still alive.

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#32, Sheet 5B)

Other Events:

• Name: Tom

Notes:

Listed in 1870 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 101, Page 10)

Listed in 1880 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 101, Page 2B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 81, Sheet 7A)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 77, Sheet 8A)

Thomas married Francis Farley on 07 Jan 1895 in Putman County, Tennessee. Francis was born on 26 Oct 1871 in Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee; died on 23 Apr 1958 in Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee; was buried on 24 Apr 1958 in Robinson Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Kitty

Notes:

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 81, Sheet 7A)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd District (ED# 77, Sheet 8A)

Listed in 1930 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 71-5, Sheet 7A)

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 75, Sheet 6B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 52, Sheet 9B)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th District (ED# 57, Sheet 1A)

Joseph married Sabrina J Mabrey on 07 Oct 1892 in Overton, Putnam County, Tennessee. Sabrina (daughter of Joshua M Mabrey and Martha J Anderson) was born on 28 Mar 1876 in Tennessee; died on 01 Sep 1939 in Putnam County, Tennessee; was buried in West Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Brina
• Name: Sabrina J Mayberry

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 75, Sheet 6B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 52, Sheet 9B)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th District (ED# 57, Sheet 1A)
Alt. Birth: Abt 1876 Tennessee

Other Events:

• Name: Pink

Notes:

1860 Census: State: Tennessee, County: Jackson, Mayfield P.O. County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: District 10 Page: 267

Listed in 1870 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District, Flynns Lick PO (Page 7)

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 58, Page 257)

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, 11th Civil District (ED# 30, Sheet 2B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, Civil District 11 (ED# 34, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 32, Sheet 6B)

Death Certificate:
State of Tennessee State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death: 299
Place of Death County: Jackson
Civil Dist: 11
Registration District: 441
Full Name: Pink Isaac Gipson
Sex: Male Color or Race: White
Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Married
Date of Birth: 12/25/1847
Age: 77 years 0 mos. 15 das
Occupation: Farmer
Birthplace: Tenn
Name of Father: Bise Gipson
Birthplace of Father: Tenn
Maiden Name of Mother: Betsey Haney
Birthplace of Mother: Tenn
Informant: Geo Gipson
Address: Gainesborough R. 3 Registrar: L. R. Anderson
Filed: 2/10/1925
Date of Death: 1/10/1925
I hereby certify that I attended deceased from Dec 14, 1925 to June 10, 1925 that I last saw her alive on June 10, 1925 and that death occurred, on the date stated above at 10 am. The cause of death was as follows: chronic T.B. of the lungs Contributory Cause: Influenza Signed: L. R. Anderson 1/12/1925 Gainesboro, Tenn
Place of Burial or Removal: Brown Cemetery [Anderson Cemetery]
Date of Burial: 1/11/1925
Undertaker: Chas Hopkins Gainsboro R. 4

Civil War Pension Application:
Union Civil War Pension Application Abstract The information in this abstract is typed exactly as it appears in the pension application. The comments in () are added by the submitter for clarity. Certificate Number: 962,916 Widow Application: WC962916 Widow: Chrystana Gipson (Christina Gipson) Miss Ollie Gipson, age 59 years, a resident of Gainesboro R 4, Tenn, who makes the following declaration as an application for and claim is hereby made for, reimbursement from the accrued pension for expenses paid in the last sickness and burial of Chrystana Gipson, who was a pensioner of the United States by certificate No. WC962916 and who DIED Aug 24th 1932, at Gainesboro R.4. Tenn and was buried at Anderson Cem, Jackson Co. Tenn. What was the full name of the deceased pensioner? Mrs. Chrystana Gipson In what capacity was decedent pensioned? Widow of Isaac Gipson What was relation to the deceased pensioner? Daughter Are you married? no What was the cause of Pensioner's death? Fall Fractered hip When did the pensioner's last sickness begin? July 28th 1932 she fell State the names of the person by whom the pensioner was nursed during the last sickness. Ollie Gipson & Geo & Walter Gipson & other children State the nature of disease from which pensioner died: She had a cardio vascular ??? condition with high blood p. She fell Fracturing left left hip at sergical neck. which refered to heal. ============= Pensioner: Isaac Gipson alias Gibson Military Service: Co B, 8th Regiment Tennessee Mounted Infantry, Private Original Certificate: 889,101 Height: 6 feet 1 inches Complexion: dark Eyes: dark Hair: dark Occupation: Farmer Born: Dec 25th 1847 at Gainesboro, Jackson County, Tennessee Disabilities: Old Age, Floating Kidney, cannot work at all ============= Letter to Invalid Division from L. R. Henderson M. D. "His condition is cronical being T. B. and Kidney trouble." ============= Death Certificate for Christina Gipson County: Jackson Civil District: 11th Full Name: Mrs. Christine Gipson Date of Death: Aug 24th 1832 Sex: F Color or Race: W Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Widowed Wife of: Isaac Gipson Date of Birth: Mar 1st 1848 Age: 84 years 5 months 23 days Occupation: Housewife Father: Davy Rector Birthplace: Tenn Mother: Sarah Taylor Birthplace: Tenn Informant: Geo Gipson, Gainesboro, R3 Burial: Anderson 8-24-32 Undertaker: Draper & Draper, Gainesboro, TN ============= Certificate: 889101 Veteran: Isaac Gipson alias Gibson Born: Mayfield, Jackson Co. Tenn Enlisted: Carthage, Tenn Residence before enlistment: Jackson County, TN Occupation: Farmer Place: Dec 25, 1847 Jackson County, Tenn Post Office: Flynn's Lick Tenn Wife's full name: Christina Rector When married: Sept 9, 1869 by Charles Hopkins J. P. State the names and dates of birth of all your children, living or dead. Sarah born May 16 1871 Ollie Gipson born Apr 12 1873 William Gipson born Dec 22 1874 George Gipson born Aug 2 1877 John Gipson Mch 3 1879 Mary Gipson Nov 27 1881 Walter Gipson Apr 25 1883 Emma Gipson Dec 3 1885 Jannie Gipson Oct 24 1891 ============== Letter to Widow Division WO 1229555 "Mrs Chrystana Gipson who after being duty sworn according to law defases and state that she now 77 years old that she was 77 years old on March 1st 1935 and that she is the widow of Isaac Gipson deceased, that she is Isaac Gipson died on the 10th day Jan 1925."

Isaac married Christine Rector on 09 Sep 1869. Christine (daughter of David M Rector and Sarah Taylor) was born on 01 Mar 1848 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died on 24 Aug 1932 in Route 3, Gainesboro, Tennessee; was buried on 24 Aug 1932 in Anderson Cemetery, Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Chrystana

Notes:

Listed in 1870 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District, Flynns Lick PO (Page 7)

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 58, Page 258)

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, 11th Civil District (ED# 30, Sheet 2B)

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, Civil District 11 (ED# 34, Sheet 6A)

Listed in 1920 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 32, Sheet 6B)

Listed in 1930 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, Civil District# 11 (ED# 44-12, Sheet 2A)
- Living with daughter Ollie

Death Certificate:
State of Tennessee State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death: 453
Place of Death County: Jackson
Civil Dist: 11
Registration District: 44411
Full Name: Mrs. Christine Gipson
Sex: F
Color or Race: W
Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Widowed (Wife of Isaac Gipson)
Date of Birth: Mar 1, 1848
Age: 84 years 5 mos. 23 das
Occupation: Housewife
Birthplace: Tenn
Name of Father: Davy Rector
Birthplace of Father: Tenn
Maiden Name of Mother: Sarah Taylor
Birthplace of Mother: Tenn
Informant: Geo Gipson
Address: Gainesboro R. 3.
Place of Burial or Removal: Anderson Cem
Date of Burial: 8/24/1932
Undertaker: Draper and Draper Gainsboro, Tenn Registrar: L. R. Anderson
Date of Death: Aug 24, 1932
I hereby certify that I attended deceased from Aug 24, 1932 to Aug 23, 1932 that I last saw her alive on 9/15/1924 and that death occurred, on the date stated above at 6:30 am. The principle cause of death was as follows: fracture of left hip Date of Onset: 8-1-32 Contributory Causes: Mitral Reguitation If death was due to external causes fill in also as follows: accident on 8-1-1832 at Home, Jackson County Manner of injury while walking fell Nature of Injury fracture left hip Was disease or injury in any way related to occupation of deceases? yes If so, specify walking about yard
Signed: L. R. Anderson Gainesboro, Tenn R4

Other Events:

• Name: Jim

Notes:

CENSUS RECORDS: 19 Nov 1850 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee page 323B, family #1223/1222James JONES age 22 male farmer TN md. in the census year Lucinda " age 18 female TN md. in the census yearCENSUS RECORDS: 23 June 1860 District #11, Flynn's Lick P.O., Jackson,Tennessee page 278B, family #426/426 (South of the Cumberland River)James JONES age 31 male farmer $300.00 $400.00 TNLucinda " age 28 female TNMargaret " age 9 female TNThomas " age 7 male TNWilliam " age 5 male TNJames " age 4 male TNElijah " age 1 male TN(They are listed in the same household as Daniel and Lucy Pleasant)CENSUS RECORDS: 10 Sep 1870 District #11, Flynn's Lick P.O., Jackson,Tennessee page 238, family #121/121James W. JONES age 42 male farmer $150.00 $450.00 TNLucinda " age 38 female keeps house TNThomas R. " age 17 male TNWilliam W. " age 15 male TNJames M. H. " age 13 male TNElijah H. " age 12 male TNNancy C. " age 7 female ILJuliann " age 5 female ILJohn C. " age 3 male TNNancy B. " age 1 female TNCENSUS RECORDS: 1880 Jackson Co, Tennessee page 260James W. JONES age 52 maleLucinda " age 50 femaleElijah H. " age 21 maleJulia A. " age 15 femaleJohn C. " age 12 maleFannie J. " age 10 femaleLouise E. " age 8 femaleAnna G. " age 6 femaleMarten M. " age 5 maleCENSUS RECORDS: 14 June 1900 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee family #182/187James W. JONES age 70, Jan 1830, head, md 48 yrs, farmer, TN TN TNLucinda " age 68, Oct 1831, wife, 8 & 6, TN TN TNDoc " age 24, Oct 1875, son, farm laboror TN TN TNMaggie " age 12, Jan 1888, dau, attends school TN TN TNI believe Maggie is the granddaughter.Sarah SLIVARD age 24, Oct 1878, servant divorced house keeper TN TN TNEtta " age 4, Jun 1896, boarder TN TN TN
He died intestate before May 1903, leaving land along Shakerag Branch which was located in the 11th Civil District of Jackson County. It was also stated that he had 10 children and it named all of them and told which ones were deceased. It also named all the children of his deceased children. It also named C. A. Jones and her husband F. M. Jones, Mancal Jones and Earnie Jones, but did notstate there relationship to James Jones the deceased. His wife Lucinda was trying to receive the homestead and her rights of dower, is why they were in court. (Jackson County, Tennessee Court Minutes film #985337)His tombstone says he died 4 June 1902, but no birth date and says to our grandparents.

According to the five censuses, 1850-1880 and 1900, James and Lucinda Jones had thirteen children. James Jones' middle name may have been Wilson instead of Williams.However, in the Lucinda Jones' Petition for Homestead and Dower, only ten children are mentioned as James' heirs at law: "The said James Jones decd had the following lawful children, being ten in all, which gives to each heir or child of James Jones one tenth part of said land, and to each set of children of deceased sons or daughters of James Jones decd, one tenth part of said land, and own it as follows,Complainant Wade Jones owns & is entitled to one tenth, defendant Rece Jones one tenth.Dock Jones one tenth Catharine Jones one tenth, Maggie Montgomery, a minor & only child of Elijah Jones a deceased son of James Jones one tenth. Marion Allen, only son & minor of Fannie Allen decd daughter of James Jones one tenth. Nettie Spurlock one tenth. Thomas Jones & Maggie Jones, minors & children of Julia Jones a deceased daughter of James Jones deceased, one tenth between them being one twentieth to each. John Jones a son of James Jones deceased is dead & left Sidney T. Jones Jane Jones Will Jones M. W. Jones, Claudy Jones Milton Jones and James Jones, entitled to one tenth between them being one seventieth each. Peggy Mahaney a deceased daughter of James Jones, left the following children who are entitled to one tenth to be divided among them to wit, Josie Gipson, Etta Bishop, Rebecca Allen & Allice Allen one fortieth each."Nothing is mentioned about James Jones, Fannie Josie Jones, and Louisa Kate Jones. Had they died without having any children? According to the 1900 Census, Lucinda said that she only had eight children and six were living. She is not found in the 1910 Census. In the 1920 Census, the number of children is not listed.

James married Lucinda Billingsley about 1849 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Lucinda (daughter of William Billingsley and Feriby Brown) was born on 02 Jan 1832 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died on 16 Sep 1924 in Jackson County, Tennessee; was buried in New Salem Cemetery, Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Grandma Smoke Pipe

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 30, Sheet 12A)
- Lists birthdate as Oct, 1831

Listed in 1910 Tennessee Census, Jackson County, Civil District 11 (ED# 34, Sheet 5A)
- Living with son M.Y. and his wife Lillie

Listed in 1920 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th Distrct (ED#32, Sheet 5B)
- Living with son Dock and his wife Lillie

Had 13 children between 1850 and 1875 (6 boys and 7 girls).

Death Certificate:
State of Tennessee State Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics Certificate of Death: 453 Place of Death County: Jackson Civil Dist: 11 Registration District: 44411 Full Name: Lucinda Jones Sex: female Color or Race: White Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Widowed Date of Birth: 1/2/1832 Age: 92 years 8 mos. 15 das Occupation: Housewife or keeper Birthplace: Tenn Name of Father: William Billingsley Birthplace of Father: Tenn Maiden Name of Mother: Meuirie Brown [Feriby Brown] Birthplace of Mother: Tenn Informant: Doc Jones Address: Gainesboro R. 3. Registrar: L. R. Anderson Filed: 10/10/1924 Date of Death: 9/17/1924 I hereby certify that I attended deceased from Oct 10, 1923 to 9/15/1924 that I last saw her alive on 9/15/1924 and that death occurred, on the date stated above at 4 am. The cause of death was as follows: mitral regurgitation Contributory: Bronchio Pulm Signed: L. R. Anderson 9/18/1924 Gainesboro, Tenn R6 Place of Burial or Removal: New Salem Cem Date of Burial: 9/18/1924 Undertaker: Johnson Spurlock Gainsboro

Notes:

He was between 5 and 10 years old in 1840.CENSUS RECORDS: 15 Sep 1870 District #11, Flynn's Lick P.O., Jackson, Tennessee, page 242A, family #169/169Clinton JONES age 38 male farmer TNAdaline " age 38 female keeping house TNBenjamin F. " age 18 male TNJames " age 14 male TNEliza Jane " age 16 female TNMarion " age 12 male TNSydney S. " age 9 male TNThomas C. " age 7 male TNSarah F. " age 5 female TNPhink " age 4/12 male born in Feb TNCENSUS RECORDS: 14 June 1900 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee family #189/194Clinton JONES age 70, Mar 1830, head, md 54 yrs, farmer, TN TN TNAdalade " age 68, Mar 1832, wife, 9 & 8, TN TN TND. F. JONES age 30, May 1870, head, md 2 yrs, farmer, TN TN TNBiance " age 28, May 1872, wife, 1 & 1, TN TN TNJoe " age 12, May 1888, son, attends school, TN TN TNSid. C. " age 10, May 1890, son, attends school, TN TN TNDela " age 7, May 1893, dau., attends school, TN TN TNBaby " age 0/12, May 1900, dau., TN TN TN

Clinton married Adaline Reeves about 1846 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Adaline (daughter of Silas Reeves and N. Jones) was born on 12 Feb 1832 in Smith County, Tennessee; died on 13 May 1913 in Sumner County, Tennessee; was buried in Jones Cemetery, Sumner County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Adaline is believed to be a Reeves based on the following facts:1) In the 1850 Census, Nancy Jones is living with Henry Jones. The children in the household are Martha 21, Benjamin 17, Sabra 13, Rachel 9, and Susannah 6 Reeves.2) In the 1860 Census, Nancy Reeves is living with Clinton and Adaline Jones. In this census, Nancy is 45 and Adaline is 28. Nancy is old enough to be Adaline's mother. The children are not listed in this census.3) In the court case, Littleton Collier et al. vs. James Draper adm, James Draper is the administrator of the estate of James Pharris. There is a listing of notes of which Clinton Jones and Benjamin Reeves share the note.4) Marion Richard Jones' death certificate (TN - 1944 - #24904) states that his mother was Adline Reeves. However, it also contains several errors. It states that his father was Frank Marion Jones (should be Clinton Jones). It also gives his birth year as 1887, but his age was 87 years old and he died in 1944.5) Sidney Stanton Jones' death certificate (TN - 1935 - #25977) states that Adeline maiden name was Jenkins.

Notes:

Listed in 1850 Tennessee Census, White County, 10th District (Page 117)

Listed in 1860 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 4th District, Dry Valley P.O. (Page 96)

Listed in 1870 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 101, Page 10)

William married Amerilla Julin on 06 Mar 1847 in Sparta, White County, Tennessee. Amerilla was born on 09 May 1830 in Tennessee; died on 30 Jan 1901 in Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee; was buried in Robinson Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Armarilla

Notes:

Listed in 1850 Tennessee Census, White County, 10th District (Page 117)

Listed in 1860 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 4th District, Dry Valley P.O. (Page 96)

Listed in 1870 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 101, Page 10)

Listed in 1880 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 3rd Civil District (ED# 101, Page 1)

Other Events:

• Name: Joshua M Mayberry

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 75, Sheet 2A)

Joshua M_____ "Josh" and Martha Anderson Mayberry lived in the 15th District of Putnam County. He was listed as director of the 15th District shcool (school) on a deed for the school property in 1887. This school was located on the old Livingston to Gainesboro road. This school was later named Whitehall and was clsoed (closed) when the old Bangham consolidated school was built in _____ we now know this location as Whitehall Road running between the Hilham and Dodson Branch roads.Josh later brought the Hatfield property which surrounded the school property on 3 sides as well as other property across the road from the school. Source - Siftings from Putnam County, TN, pg. 113-114

Served with the CSA BETween 1861 - 1865.

Joshua married Martha J Anderson about 1859 in Tennessee. Martha was born on 23 Dec 1840; died on 19 Sep 1912. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1900 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, 15th Civil District (ED# 75, Sheet 2A)

Reference: Sources:
Title: Stray Leaves from Putnam County HistoryAuthor: Mary HopsonPublication: Published 1991

Other Events:

• Name: Willie

Notes:

Wiley C. Harris is assumed to be the husband of Sarah Harris based on the following facts:1. Sarah Harris is listed in the Chancery Court Minutes as an heir of James Pharris. She is listed as the wife and widow of Wiley Harris.2. In the 1850 Census, Sarah Harris is listed as having lived in the 15th Civil District. In the 1840 Census, the only Harris in the 15th Civil District is Willie C. Harris. Willie has 2 male children ages 5 and under, 1 male between 20 and 30, and 1 female between 15 and 20. In the 1850 Census, the two male children could be James, age 15, and Bryant, age 12.3. In the book "The Jackson County Family History Book: 200 Years of Memories," the story of the Harris Family loosely matches the data on Sarah and Jane Harris. Page 187:A) Wiley Harris born 1810 Overton County.B) enlisted in the army and went to the Mexican War Feb 1847C) died November 1847 along road in Pueblo MexicoD) widow was Minerva???E) son Russell (originally James?)F) daughter Mary (Jane?)

Wiley married Sarah Ann Pharris. Sarah (daughter of James Pharris and Sarah) was born in Mar 1810 in Jackson County, Tennessee; died after 1900 in White County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Sally Ann

Notes:

Sarah Harris is assumed to be the daughter of James Pharris based on the following facts:1. In the 1850 Jackson County Census District 15, Sarah Harris (FN#1090) is living near James Pharris (FN#1092).2. Also close by is Isom Pharris (FN#1093), Littleton and Jane Colier (FN#1094), and George and Charlotte Stout (FN#1126).3. In Draper vs. Pharris, Sarah Ann Harris is listed as a daughter of James Pharris. Isom Pharris is listed as a son, Littleton Colier and George Stout are listed as son-in-laws.4. In Littleton Collier and others vs James Draper, Sally was first listed as a Harris and then the wife of Alexander Gettings.According to the court case "Littleton Collier and others vs James Draper", Sally Ann sold her shares in the court case to Dudley Brown.Sallie Ann Harris is living with Bryant Harris in the 6th Civil District White County, TN in 1900She stated that she was born March 1910 and that she had 6 children - 4 were living

Other Events:

• Name: Bise Bias

Notes:

1850 Census: State: Tennessee, County: Jackson, County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: 9th Civil District Page: 185

1860 Census: State: Tennessee, County: Jackson, Mayfield P.O. County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: District 10 Page: 267

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 58, Page 257)

District/Chancery Court Paper:
GIPSON, TOBIAS & others vs YOUNG, WILLIAM Chancery 1873
BILL OF COMPLAINT of William Young of Smith Co. and B. A. Fox of the State of Texas against Levi and Tobias Gipson of Jackson Co.
7 July 1866 B. A. Fox contracted to sell and convey to defendants land described in title bond. Fox to make title upon payment for land.
One of said notes of $378.22 was transferred to Wm Young by endorsement. 8 May 1867 judgment was rendered for $387.24 and costs about $8.50 against Tobias and Levi Gipson and John Gipson as security.
7 October 1867 the Sheriff of Jackson Co. sold said land to Tobias Gipson for $10. William Young and B. A. Fox were non-residents of Jackson Co., did not receive notice land to be sold for court costs. Complainants insist they have a lien for purchase money.
BOND FOR TITLE: I, B. A. Fox... to Levy and Tobias Gipson for the sum of $1600... this 7 July 1866... land on waters of Flynns Creek where John Jackson now lives... 108 acres bounded by Amon Haile, Joshua Haile Jr., James Jones, Daniel Pleasant, Asa Pleasant and Thomas J. Gailbreath... cash in hand and notes... title when notes are paid. /s/ B. A. Fox Test: R. A. Cox, James Draper
RENT AGREEMENT: Tobias Gipson to James W. Jones, all tillable land south side of branch from steam mill including house where I now live for $40 for present year 1873. 22 March 1873. Tobias [his X] Gipson Wit: Thos J. Gailbreath
(Source: Jackson Co., TN Loose District/Chancery Court Paper Reel #76, Gipson, T. - Gore)

Tobias married Elizabeth Haney about 1830 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Elizabeth was born about 1806 in North Carolina; died before 1864 in Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Betsy Betsie

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1860 Census: State: Tennessee, County: Jackson, Mayfield P.O. County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: District 10 Page: 267

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• Name: Davy

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Roane County, Tennessee Chancery Court Minutes, Roll #39, Book , Pages 725-729Date: Dec 10, 1833William C. Kington and wife Rhody, David Summer and wife Charlotte, Matthew Williams and wife Sally, and Isaac England and wife RebeccaVSDavid M. RectorOn July 11, 1830, Martin Rector executed a deed to David M. Rector. On the same day, he executed a bill of sale to David M. and Polly Ann Rector for a Negro boy named Bob and a Negro woman named Lucinda. The Plaintiffs maintain that the Bank of Tennessee called in a loan to Martin Rector. In an effort to prevent the Bank from taking everything, he deeded all his lands and property to his children David and Polly Ann with the intent that when he settle with the Bank he would cancel the deed and the bill of sale. Before being able to do so, he fell sick. He called David to his bedside and requested that David produce the bill and deed so that he could cancel them, because Martin wanted all his children to inherit in his estate. Rather than producing the deed and bill, David took off. He returned a few hours before Martin died, but he never produced the bill and deed. The plaintiffs contend that they should rightfully share in the property. The Judge ruled in favor of David and Polly Ann. The plaintiffs planned to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court of Errors and Appeals in Knoxville on the 2nd Monday in July next (1834).Morgan County, Tennessee Deeds, Roll #18, Book C, Pages 104-106Date: Apr 18, 1834David M. Rector relinquishes his claim on the property of his father and gives it to his sister Polly Ann. The propery being one Negro woman Sindy and her two children Reuben and Eliza.Morgan County, Tennessee Deeds, Roll #18, Book C, Pages 121-125Date: Jan 20, 1835James Gilbreath (of Anderson County) had loaned David M. Rector $290 and $55.83. David bargained and sold 410 acres of land in Morgan County to James. The land was from what Martin sold to David and several Land Grants to David (January 31,1831 - Morgan County - Grants 16590, 16593, 16594, 16595, 16596).Morgan County, Tennessee Deeds, Roll #18, Book C, Pages 262-265Date: Apr 4, 1837David M. Rector sold four tracts of land in Morgan County to James Galbreath (of Anderson County).Morgan County, Tennessee Deeds, Roll #18, Book C, Pages 266-270Date: Apr 4, 1837David M. Rector sold five tracts of land in Morgan County to James Galbreath (of Anderson County).David Rector and his mother Sarah Rector moved to Jackson County, TN about 1841.[Sarah Rector v. Bryson Hood]Jackson County, Tennessee Chancert Court Minutes, Roll # , Volume A - 1840-1851, Page 95Date: Mar 25, 1843; May TermBrison HoodVSSarah Rector and David M. RectorANDDavid M. RectorVSBrison HoodBrison Hood gets the Negro Boy Charles and $200. Sarah and David M. Rector get the Negroes Cinda, Reuben, Eliza, & Tom. Sarah and David M. have to pay court costs. Sarah also releases and discharges said Brison from all and any obligation that he is under to support and entertain her.David M. Rector was a Private in Company B. 4th TN Infantry; Captain John Scantland; Colonel Richard Waterhouse. Brigade: TN Foot Volunteers. Mustered: October 7, 1847.Jackson County, Tennessee Chancery Court Loose Records Roll# 87Johnson-Kieth, S. Vol. 1839-1915Case: Leonidas Jones et al VS R. P. Brooks 1872-1874David M. Rector was listed as a blacksmith. He was also a drunkard and spendthrift. David would go to town and buy himself a bottle of whiskey. He would then stay drunk for 3-4 days at a time. Afterwards, he would sober up and work properly for 3-4 weeks. Then he would do it again.David, mother Sarah, and wife Sarah all lived at a house owned by Richard Preston Brooks. The plaintiffs contend that while on a drunken spree, R. P. Brooks bought David the slaves for an extremely low price. The plaintiffs are David's two daughters Polly Ann Rector who married Leonidas Jones and Christine Rector who married Pinkney Gipson.

David married Sarah Taylor in 1843. Sarah was born on 07 Jan 1819 in Tennessee; died in 1896 in Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Old Sal

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Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County, 11th District (ED# 58, Page 258)
- Living with daughter Christine Gipson and family

Mexican War Widower's Pension Request:
Mexican Pension Application Name of Soldier: David M. Rector Name and Class of Dependent: Sarah Rector, Widow Service: Scanland's Co 4 Tenn Inf Date of Filing: 31 Jan 1888 Class: Mex Wid Application No: 5816 Certificate No: 5176 Act: 29 Jan 1887 State: Tenn Remarks: O. W. Inv Ad File No 27802 WIDOW'S BRIEF Claimant: Sarah Rector P.O.: Gainesborough County: Jackson State: Tenn Soldier: David M. Rector Rank: Private Co. B Regiment: 4th Tenn Inf RECOGNIZED ATTORNEY: Name: William M. Pickett P. O.: Gainesborough Tenn IMPORTANT DATES: Enlisted: 7 Oct 1847 Discharged: 15 March 1848 Length of Service: 5 Months 8 Days Claimant Born: 7 Jan 1819 Age: 68 years Date of Marriage to the Soldier: 5 March 1844 Date of Soldier's Death: 15 March 1848, Died in service Roll 86 Record evidence of service in Bounty Land Claim: Soldiers service shown on muster roll on file in this Bureau Submitted for Admission 27June 1888 Declaration filed 31 Jan 1888 W. E. Hartzell O. W. Invalid pension previously applied for admitted File no 27,802 Silas Boyce, Pension Searcher Bounty Land Claim: 55013-160-47 A. E. Moffitt, Bounty Land Searcher Approved June 28, 1888 Olmstead, Reviewer Approved June 28, 1888 Dawson, Re-Reviewer ***********************************************************
DECLARATION OF WIDOW FOR PENSION State of Tennessee County of Jackson On this 23rd day of January, A. D., 1888, personally appeared before me, clerk a clk of Court of Record, of a Court of Record [sic] in the State, of Tennessee Sarah Rector, a resident of Gainesboro in the county of Jackson in the State of Tennessee, who being by me first duly sworn according to law, deposes and says: I am the widow of David M. Rector, who served under the name of David M. Rector, as a Private in the company commanded by Captain John Scanland, in the 4 regiment of Tenn Volunteers Infantry commanded by Col Richard Waterhouse, in the war with Mexico; That my said husband enlisted at Gainesboro Tenn on or about the ____ day of _____ 1847 for the term of 12 months; That I was married under my name of Sarah Taylor to my said husband, by Manon Anderson on or about the ____ day of ______ 1843, at my mother's house, in the state of Tenn, and lived with my said husband from the date of my said marriage until the day of his death, to wit: the 15th day of March, A. D., 1848, when my husband died at in the service in the State of Mexico, and that I have not since remarried, That there was never any legal impediment to said marriage. No. 1. That my said husband being duly enlisted, as aforesaid, actually served sixty days with the Army or Navy of the United States in Mexico, or on the coast or frontier thereof, or en route thereto, in the war with that Nation, which service was as follow: He enlisted in Capt John Scantland Company B in 1847 went to Mexico and died in March 1848 while in the service and the line of duty and was honorably discharged at ______________ on or about the __________ day of _____________ A. D. 184_. [No. 2 and No 3 left blank] No. 4. That I am 69 years of age, and that I was born on or about the 7th day of January, 1819, at Jackson County, in the State of Tennessee. [No 5 left blank] No. 6. That I claim pension by reason of the fact that I am dependent in whole or in part upon others than those legally bound for my support. That in support and proof of my right to pension I will hereafer submit evidence required under the regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior. That I have made heretofore made application for pension or bounty land, which said claim is No. do not recolect the no drew a land warrant for 160 acres That since the death of my husband I have resided at the following places, to wit: near Gainesboro in the county of Jackson, State of Tenn. My present post- office address is Gainesboro county of Jackson and State of Tennessee. That I am not labor in under any political disabilities imposed by the fourteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States. I hereby constitute and appoint, with full poser of substitution and revocation Wm. M. Pickett of Gainesboro, my true and lawful attorney to prosecute my claim. Sarah Rector (her mark) Pink Gipson Also personally appeared Pink Gipson, residing at Flynn's Lick, and L. M. Cason residing at Gainsboro, person whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, and who, being by me duly sworn, say that they were present and saw Sarah Rector, the claimant, sign her name (or make her mark) to the foregoing declaration; that they have every reason to believe from appearance of said claimant and their acquaintance with her that she is the identical person she represents herself to be and that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim. Pink Gipson L. M. Cason Sworn to and subscribe before me this 23 day of January, A. D. 1888 and I hereby certify that the contents of the above declaration & c. were fully made known and explained to the applicant and witnesses before swearing, including the words Joseph M. Hunter Washington D. C. erased, and the words Wm M. Pickett of Gainesboro Tenn, added; and that I have no interest, direct or indirect in the prosecution of this claim. **************************************************************************** State of Tennessee County of Jackson} In the matter of the claim for pension of Sarah Rector No 5816 widow of David M. Rector. Personally came before me John M. Chaffin Clk of the County Court for said county and State A. L. Wheeler aged 56 years of Gainesboro Tenn and L. M. Cason aged 49 years of [age] Gainesboro Tenn well known to me to Respectable and Entitled to ???? who first being duly sworn depose as follows (to wit) Afficiants have been well acquainted with Sarah Rector for some 40 years have lived in the same county and Neighbourhood of Claimant ever since her marriage to Richard P. Barks. Sarah Rector and R. P. Barks lived together as man and wife But a verry short time after their said marriage. Barks fled from the country and affiants knows nothing of his whereabouts Sarah Rector has never resumed marriage relation with any one else since her marriage to Richard P. Barks. Afiants acquaintance with Sarah Rector is and has been such that if she had resumed marriage relation with any one else the fact would have been known to us. Sarah Rector is known and recognized as the Lawful widow of David M. Rector decd by the community in which she lives. Affiants further declares that they have no interest direct or indirect in this claim and they make the foregoing statements from personal knowledge. H. L. Wheeler L. M. Cason Attest W. R. Johnson C. N. Hawkins Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 20th day of June 1888 and I hereby certify that the contents of the foregoing affidavit was fully made known and explained to affiants before swearing there to that the affiants is to me well known and entitled to credit and I further certify that I have no interest direct or indirect in the prosecution of this claim. J. H. Chaffin *******************************************************************

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Elias and his father Lazarus purchased land in Jackson county, Tennessee in 1827, 1832 & 1840 for a total of 150 acres.CENSUS RECORDS: 1830 Jackson Co, Tennessee page 139CENSUS RECORDS: 1840 District #11, Jackson Co, Tennessee page 52 976.851 X2l Elias and Parthena were in the 30 to 40 age bracket, there were the following children: 2 boys under 5, 3 boys 5 to 10 (where are they in 1850?), 1 boy 10 to 15, 1 girl under 5 and 1 girl 5 to 10.=Lazarus Jones is listed right before him on this census record.=He was still alive in July of 1848, because he is in some court records. He had apparently died before 1850, as he is not with Parthena and the children. He died intestate before August 1852.In the court case of James Draper vs. James Jones et al. In the case Carel A. Jones was deposed. He was asked if he knew whether Elias Jones was dead. He answered yes that he saw him buried, he died in Union county, Illinois 24 Sep 1850 and made his mark X. (Jackson Co, TN Roll #67 Chancery/Circuit Loose Records Dowell-Draper S. Vol. 1839-1915)

Elias married Parthena Stephens on 08 Feb 1821 in Wake, North Carolina. Parthena was born about 1806 in North Carolina; died before 1870 in Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Polly

Notes:

COURT RECORDS:Jackson County, Tennessee Chancery Court Minutes 1840-1861,Abstracted, Transcribed, Annotated and Indexed, by: Betty Huff Bryant. (1993)P.57 - James Draper, Admr. vs. Parthena Jones et al. Defendants Thomas Jones, William Jones, Rebecca Jones, George Jones, Anderson Jones, Elijah Jones and Alexander Jones are all minors and have no guardian. John P. Murray is appointed. (August Term of Court 1852.)P.103 - James Draper vs. Parthena Jones, Mary Loftis, James Jones, Thomas Jones, Laborn Loftis, William Jones, Rebecca Jones, George Jones, Anderson Jones, Elijah Jones, and Alexander Jones. Elias Jones departed this life intestate, Complainant James Draper is his administrator .. prior to EliasJones death, he executed a deed to defendant James Jones for 150 acres .. deed is actually a mortage .. James never paid anything for said land. Parthena is the widow of deceased Elias Jones and had dower allotted her from other lands, all the other defendants except Laborn Loftis are children of deceased and his lawful heirs. Said Laborn Loftis intermarried with defendant Mary, a daughter of the deceased,... land should be sold. (July Term of Court 1853.)

CENSUS RECORDS: 19 Nov 1850 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee page 323B, family #1225/1224Perthena JONES age 44 female farmer NCWilliam " age 14 male TNRebecca " age 13 female TNThomas " age 11 male TNElijah " age 9 male TNGeorge " age 7 male TNJohn " age 5 male TN (is this really Anderson)Alexander " age 1 male TNCENSUS RECORDS:20 July 1860 District #11, Mayfield P.O., Jackson, Tennessee page #270 family #
907/907 (South of the Cumberland River)Parthena JONES age 50 female NC farming $150.00 $200.00Elijah " age 19 male TNGeorge " age 16 male TNAndrew " age 13 male TN attends school (is this really Anderson)Alexander " age 11 male TN attends school

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CENSUS RECORDS: 1840 District #11, Jackson Co, Tennessee p. 50, 976.851 X2lWilliam is in the 40 to 50 & Susannah is in the 30 to 40 age bracket, 1 male 0-5, 2 males 10-15, 2 males 15-20, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 15-20

William married Feriby Brown in 1818 in Jackson County, Tennessee. Feriby (daughter of Thomas Brown and Nancy Jane Litton) was born on 05 Jul 1798 in Fincastle, Botetourt County, Virginia; died on 19 Jul 1838 in Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Fereby Or Ferebie

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CENSUS RECORDS: Nov 1850 District #11, Jackson, Tennessee family #1169Claborn JONES age 40 male farming TN (I think it should be NC)Frances " age 35 female NCWilliam " age 19 male NCSally " age 17 female NCMatthew " age 15 male NCJohn " age 8 male NCThomas " age 7 male NCBroudes " age 1 male NCElizabeth " age 45 female TNAll the children are listed as born in North Carolina. I believe they were allborn in Tennessee. Also the Elizabeth age 45 is probably a sister orsister-in-law to Claborn and probably born in North Carolina instead ofTennessee. Also I think Frances age 35 may not be the mother to the olderchildren just the 3 youngest.CENSUS RECORDS: 23 June 1860 District #11, Flynn's Lick P.O., Jackson,Tennessee South of the Cumberland River, family #428/428, page 60Claborn JONES age 43 male farmer $500.00 TNFaney " age 40 female NCJohn " age 18 male TNThomas " age 13 male TNBruels " age 11 male TNPolley " age 9 female TNPolley JACKSON age 18 female TN

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County (ED# 58, Page 15)

Claiborn married Frances Keelin about 1828 in North Carolina. Frances was born about 1815 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Frankie

Notes:

Listed in 1880 Census, Tennessee, Jackson County (ED# 58, Page 15)

Silas married N. Jones. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1850 Tennessee Census, White County, 10th District (Page 117)

Listed in 1860 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, Dry Valley PO, 3rd District (Page 42)

Listed in 1870 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, Cookeville PO, 1st Civil District (Page 11)

Jesse married Malvina Pearson before Sep 1823 in Tennessee. Malvina was born in 1804 in Tennessee; died before 1870 in Putnam County, Tennessee; was buried in Putnam County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1850 Tennessee Census, White County, 10th District (Page 117)

Listed in 1860 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, Dry Valley PO, 3rd District (Page 42)

Listed in 1870 Tennessee Census, Putnam County, Cookeville PO, 1st Civil District (Page 11)

Notes:

Jesse and Matilda's farm bordered Zion Church of Christ where they raised 12 children.This family supported the Confederacy and sent their four oldest sons into military service. George and Josiah died in battle.A picture, taken in 1899, showed Matilda and her seven children still living in TN with their spouses. Jesse had died in 1888. William Jefferson had died in 1891. Elizabeth and James Bailey had moved to TX. The occasion was a family reunion at Matilda's farm in which 100 people attended. Had birth year as 1815. Source - Siftings from Putnam County, TN, pg. 113.

Jesse married Matilda McClelland about 1835. Matilda (daughter of Josiah McClelland and Rhoda Condra) was born on 01 Oct 1815 in Monroe, Kentucky; died on 15 Dec 1900 in Tennessee; was buried in Zion Cemetery, Jackson County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]