Census Records
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1820
Census: 1820 COLUMBIA COUNTY, GEORGIA - pg. 28, Captain Thomas Willingham's District # 4
John C. Willingham
4 Males Under 10 (Born 1810-1820)
2 Males 18-26 (Born 1793-1802) One is John C., who is the other??
1 Female 16-26 (Born 1793-1804) Sarah A. Brown, wife of John C., dau. of Nancy Brown
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1830
Census: 1830 WALTON COUNTY, GEORGIA - pg. # 133
John C. Willingham
2 Males Under 5 ( Colin, age 4 & Griffin, age 1)
1 Male 5-10 (???)
2 Males 15-20 (WIlliam, Born 1814 and ??)
1 Male 30-40 (John C.)
1 Female 10-15
1 Female 15-20
1 Female 30-40 (Sarah)
1 Slave
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1840
Census: 1840 MERIWETHER COUNTY, GEORGIA - pg. # 124, No Township
John C. Willingham
2 Males 10-15 (Collin, age 14 & Griffin, age 11)
2 Males 20-30 (William and ??
1 Male 40-50 (John C.)
1 Female Under 5
1 Female 5-10 (Nancy B.)
1 Female 10-15
1 Female 40-50 (Sarah Brown Willingham, Born 1790-1800)
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1850
1850 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Beat No. 2, Page 293B, HH#191/191:
* Willingham, Isaac 29 M farmer 100 Georgia
* Willingham, Mary T. 27 F South Carolina
Willingham, John F. 8 M Georgia (attended school)
Willingham, Mary A. 6 F Alabama
Willingham, Isaac 3 M Alabama
Willingham, Wm C. 7/12 M Alabama
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1850 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Beat No. 2, Page 294A, HH#197/197:
Willingham John C. Willingham, M, 60, GA, Farmer
Willingham Sarah, F, 55, GA
Willingham Collin, M, 24, GA
Willingham Griffin, M, 21, GA
Willingham Nancy B, F,19, GA
Willingham Julia, F, 10, AL
Willingham John, M, 9, AL
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1860
1860 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Southern Division, Wedowee Post Office, handwritten page 16, Page 642, HH#111/111:
* Willingham, John C. 74m farmer 300 500 Georgia
* Willingham, Sarah 66f housewife Georgia (cannot read & write)
Willingham, Matilda A. 20f househand Alabama
Willingham, John W. 18m farmhand Alabama (attended school)
[Note 1: Matilda A. Willingham is said to be aka "Julia".]
1860 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Southern Division, handwritten page 17, Page 643, HH#114/114:
* Willingham, Isaac 40m farmer 350 500 Georgia
* Willingham, Mary F. 38f housewife South Carolina
Willingham, John F. 17m farmhand Georgia (attended school)
Willingham, Mary A. 15f househand Georgia (attended school)
Willingham, Isaac N. J. 14m Alabama (attended school)
Willingham, William P. 10m Alabama (attended school)
Willingham, Sarah J. 8f Alabama (attended school)
Willingham, Martha C. 5f Alabama
* Willingham, I. M. 2f Alabama
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1870
1870 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Township No. 20, handwritten page 35, Page 517A, HH#237/238:
* Willingham, Isaac 51 M W farming 250 300 Georgia
* Willingham, Mary F. 47 F W k h South Carolina
Willingham, Sarah 17 F W at home AL (cannot read & write)
Willingham, Martha L. 15 F W at home AL (cannot write)
* Willingham, Mudora 13 F W at home AL (cannot read & write)
Willingham, Nancy 10 F W at home AL (cannot read & write)
Willingham, Emily 7 F W at home AL
Willingham, Samantha 2 F W at home AL
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1880
1880 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Wedowee Beat 6, ED#110, handwritten page 39, Page 309A, HH#352/352:
* Willingham, Isaac W M 59 m farmer GA SC SC
* Willingham, Mary F. W F 56 wife m keeps house SC SC SC
Willingham, Martha L. W F 24 daughter s works in house AL GA SC
* Willingham, Ivenona M. W F 22 daughter s works in house AL GA SC
Willingham, Nancy E. W F 19 daughter s at school (attended school) AL GA SC
Willingham, Emily M. W F 17 daughter s at school (attended school) AL GA SC
Willingham, Samantha C. W F 10 daughter s at school (attended school; cannot write; "Box 20" checked) AL GA SC
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1900
1900 Census, Randolph County, Alabama, Wedowee Beat 6, ED#56, sheet 14(B), Page 111B, HH#256/280:
* Willingham, Isaac head W M Jul 1819 80 M 59 GA GA GA farmer
* Willingham, Mary F. wife W F Nov 1822 77 M 59 11 9 SC SC VA
Gibbs, Martha L. daughter W F Sep 1855 44 Wd 0 0 0 AL GA SC
Willingham, Lizzie R. daughter W F Oct 1861 38 S AL GA SC
Willingham, Emlie M. daughter W F Mar 1865 35 S AL GA SC
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Other Records
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[Prince George County, Virginia, Ledger Book "B"]
p. 165 Accounts of Col. Hardyman's estate. Estate debtor to: Mr.
Platt, Tho. Eldridge, Ja. Pace, Henry Harrison, Doctor Oastler, Jno.
Winningham, Hen. Floyd, Col. Epes, Jno. Hatch, Tho. Hayles, Isaac
Milner, Jno. Hardyman, Eliza. Anderson, James Jones, Benj. Foster,
Mr. Byrd, Mr. Hatch, Mr. Halet, Capt. Hamlin, Mr. Anderson for funeral
sermon, Capt. Daniel Lewellin, Maj. Goodrich to toal of £ 325/15/3 ¾
Contra: £ 586/15/1
Reported by John Hardyman, Adm'r., and recorded 14 Oct. 1712
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS & DEEDS 1710-1713, page 24. Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1995)
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[Prince George County, Virginia, Ledger Book "B"]
p. 175 Will of John Poythres, Sr. of Prince George Co.
To son Francis, all land and plantation I live on.
To son David, 300 acres at Funnastorah.
To son Joshua, 300 acres at Monkasaneck.
To son Robert, 300 acres at Indian Swamp, also 50 acres on lower
side of Indian Swamp, which he is not to sell.
To son Francis, 2 negroes, Coffer and Side.
To son David, 2 negroes, Jack and Young Mary.
To son Joshua, 2 negroes, Petter and Beck.
[continuing, next page of Weisiger...]
To son Robert, 2 negroes, Tom and Young Sarah.
To my [son?] William Poythres, 3 negroes, Frank Cook and Ame and
Frank Cook at Nattuah.
To son John, 2 negroes, Bess and Nanny. To son Peter, 2 negroes,
Benn and Nanny. .
To my wife Christian, 3 negroes, Catto, Usse and Sarah.
To daughter Elizabeth Poythres, 2 negroes, Pegg and her son Tom.
To my daughter Christian Poythres, 2 negroes, Moll and John Cook.
To my wife Christian, my servant John Feild, during his time, and at his
freedom to have, besides his corn and clothes, a cow & calf and a
new gun.
To my daughter Mary Woodleif, £ 40
All my moveable estate to be equally divided between my wife and
children; and my sons John and Peter to give an account of what they
have in hand.
To my grandson Francis Poythres, son of Francis, the negro child that
Shu goes with.
To my wife Christian, 2 negroes, Shu and Jude, to be her own and at
her disposal.
Executors: wife and son John, I appoint my two brothers, Thomas &
Joshua Wynne and William Stainback to be dividers of my estate.
No date John (I) Poythres
Wit: Jno. (I) Winninham, Pet'r (P) Lath, Tho. (T) Leeth, William
Stainback 11 Dec. 1712, proven by the oath of John Winningham,
Peter Leigh and William Standback and probate granted to John
Poythres and Christian Poythres.
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS & DEEDS 1710-1713, page 25-26. Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1995)
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[Prince George County, Virginia, Ledger Book "B"]
p. 179 Deed, 9 Dec. 1712, Francis Poythres of Westopher Parish,
Prince George Co., to Thomas Poythres of same, for divers good
causes and considerations, especially £ 20, all my tract in above
parish, known as "Odiums", 100 acres, bounded by John Winningham,
said Thomas Poythres, Deep Bottom Run, dividing line of Francis &
John Poythres, with all the houses, etc. Fra. Poythres
Wit: E. Goodrich, Rich'd Hamlin, Peter Wynne
Recorded 11 Dec. 1712
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS & DEEDS 1710-1713, page 26. Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1995)
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[Prince George County, Virginia, Ledger Book "B"]
p. 186 List of debts duie [sic] from estate of Thomas Edwards, dec'd.
To: Robert Hunnicutt, Peter Michele, Tho. Clay, John Winningham,
Edward Winningham, John Scott, John Weaver, Mr. Hatch, Nath. Urvin,
Capt. Robert Bolling. £ 4/7/0 13 Jan. 1712
Presented by Mary, his Adm'x.
Will of John Spell of Prince George Co., "very sick & weak"
To grandson Thomas Spell, a young cow, mare, and iron pestle.
All rest of estate to be divided between my wife Anne Spell and my
son George Spell, equally.
Executor: loving friend John Winningham
John Spell
Wit: David Poythres, Peter Leigh, William Stainbacke
Execution granted to John Woodley [ sic], the executor mentioned
therein.
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS & DEEDS 1710-1713, page 27. Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1995)
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[Prince George County, Virginia, Ledger Book "B"]
p. 263 Estate of Henry Reed, dec'd
Mentions: Funeral expenses, Capt. Mallory, Mr. John Bolling, Clerk's
fees. Account presented Oct. 1713 by the relist and recorded.
Account of Thomas Edwards, dec'd Oct. 8, 1712
Estate debtor to: Mr. John Bolling, Robert Hunnicutt, Peter Michell,
Thomas Clay, John Winingham, John Scott, John Wenner, Mr. Hatch,
Nat. Vruen, Capt. Robert Bolling, John Ledbetter, Peter Fairfax, William
Marrow, Thomas Simmons for Lewis
Contra: by widow Harvey, by widow Edwards, by Samuell Lee,
____y Lee, Jr.
Mary, Adm'x of Thomas Edwards, dec'd, presented above and it was recorded Oct. Court 1713
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS & DEEDS 1710-1713, page 39. Compiled by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1995)
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p.71 Oct. 1715 John Hill of Parish of Westopher, Pr. Geo. Co. to John
Pooke of same, for £ 21/12, 90 acres of land in same parish and
county. Bounded by John Hill, William Mattocks, John Winningham,
Burwell Green,
John Hill
Wit: Geo. Woodlief
John Lessanley
Rec. Oct. 11, 1715
Mary, wife of John Hill relinquishes dower right.
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 10. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.220 April 8, 1718 John Roberts of Surry Co. and Thomas Winningham of
Pr. Geo. Co. to Darrel Young, Jr. of Pr. Geo. Co. for 1300 lbs tobacco
100 acres of land where Winningham lives bounded by Charles
Bartholomew, John Young, Capt. John Poythress
John Robbards
Thos (X) Winnigham
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 33. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.233 June 10, 1718 John Roberts of Southwark Parish, Surry Co. and
Edward Winningham of Westopher Parish, Pr. Geo. Co. to John
Woodleife, "otherwise called John Woodliefe of the pasture" of
Westopher Parish, Pr. Geo. Co. for 1300 lbs tobacco, 100 acres of
land in Westopher Parish, Pr. Geo. Co., bounded by Darrell Young,
Jr., John Poythress and John Young.
John Robbards
Edward (E) Winningham
Gilbert Hay
Henry Batte
Recorded June 10, 1718
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 35. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.706 Will of John Poythress of Martins Brandon Parish
To son john, my plantation where I now live, 100 acres; also 100
acres adjacent called Colebrook, taking in Ivey Point, running down to
Hugh Evans spring bottom, to Walter Stainback's, also a tract on the
south side of the main branch of Blackwater Swamp, not debarring
my brothers Francis and William Poythress from getting timber for
their plantation use.
To son Francis, land at a place called The Brick Chimneys, next to my
son John and brother Thomas. If he dies before age 21, my son
William is to get it.
To two sons John and Francis a tract of 280 acres, next to Thomas
Poythress, John Young, Darrell Young, and John Winningham, to be
[continuing, page 102 of Weisiger]
equally divided.
To son William a tract of 150 acres next to Thomas Poythress &
Thomas Lovesay, formerly belonging to Joseph Patterson and called
Powells, to go to son John if William dieds before age 21.
To son John, items, also to sons Willaim & Francis
To wife Mary, various items
400 acres to be patented in the woods for son William
To daughter Rebecca Poythress, 1 negro, various items
To daughter Elizabeth Poythress, same
John Poythress
Wit: Francis Epes, Jr.
William Stainback
John Winningham
Recorded May 12, 1724
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, pages 101-102. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.728 Inventory of John Poythress Value £ 209/14/5 by John Woodleif &
Robert Poythress, executors Aug. 11, 1724
Appraised by: William Stainback, John Winninham, William Stainback,
Jr.
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 105. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.745 Thomas Goodwyn of Surry Co. for love and affection to his beloved
daughter Amy Scott and her son Thomas Scott, 4 negroes: Will,
Bess, and her children Harry and Sary. To be divided between them
when Thomas Scott reaches age 21.
Thomas Goodwyn
Wit: John Abington
John (I) Willingham
Recorded Oct. 13, 1724
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 107. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.815 Surveys of land in Prince George County June 1724 to June 1725 by
Robert Bolling, Surveyor
[advance to germane entries, page 135 of Weisiger (p.819)]
March 30, 1725 John Winningham, on N. side of
Stony Creek
1500 acres
March 30, 1725 George Brewer, on S. side Stony
Creek, opp. to John Winningham
200 acres
[advance to p.819 footnote]
Surveys recorded Jun 1725
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, pages 131, 135. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.823 Inventory of Capt. John Hamlin Value £ 525/12/1 by Ann Hamlin,
Exec.
Appraised by: George Hamilton, John Woodleif, John (x)
Winningham
Recorded July 13, 1725
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 136. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.941 Accounts of estate of Capt. John Poythress
Mentions: his widow, his daughter Rebecca, his daughter Elizabeth,
Col. William Randolph, Capt. Richard Randolph, William Hulm, John
Risby, Mrs. Mallory on account of John Hamlin--Exec. of Francis
Mallory, Capt. Goodwin, John Abbington, Mr. John Fitzgerrald, Mr.
Nich. Hatch, Capt. Heading, John Winningham for the childs board,
Mr. Hen. Dobins
by Robert Poythress & John Woodleif, Executors
Recorded Dec. 13 1726
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 153. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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p.111 [sic, should be p.1111]
May 14, 1728 John Winneham, Sr. of Pr. Geo. Co. to John Young,
Sr., of same for £ 18, land bounded by said John Young's land where
he now lives, John Poythress and Thomas Poythress, 140 acres.
John (I) Winneham
Wit: Peter Jones
John Hamlin
Littebury Epes, Jr.
Recorded May 14, 1728
Source: PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY VIRGINIA, WILLS AND DEEDS 1713-1728, page 181. Abstracted and Indexed by Benjamin B. Weisiger III (1994)
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VIRGINIA TAX PAYERS |
TAX PAYER |
Poll |
Slave |
County |
Willingham,Jessee, |
1 |
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Henry |
Willingham,Thomas, |
1 |
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Henry |
Source: VIRGINIA TAX PAYERS 1782-1787, page 137. Fothergill and Naugle (1940)
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