Zachariah Burnett (M)
b. c 1794, d. a 1860, #264
Pedigree

Zachariah Burnett was the son of Jeremiah Burnett and Judith P. Blackburn. Zachariah Burnett was born circa 1794 at Virginia.1,2,3 He married Unknown ? (1st w-o Zachariah Burnett) before 1819.4 He married second Mary Ford, daughter of Elisha Ford and Elizabeth Duncan, on 23 September 1830 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1,5,2 Zachariah died after 1860 at probably Knox Co., Tennessee.6            Zachariah apparently had a first wife and children. The 1830 Knox County Census shows Zachariah with 1 male and 3 females born between 1815 and 1830. No female old enough to be his wife is shown. He married his second wife, Mary Ford, in September 1830. Zachariah was a Justice of the Peace for Knox Co. and was licensed to perform marriage cermonies at least from 1842 to 1846 and perhaps longer7.      Zachariah's second wife, Mary Ford, was an older sister of Nancy Ford who married George M. Burnett, Zachariah's son from his first marriage.      In the Census of 1850, Zachariah was listed as a head of household at Knox Co., Tennessee. He is listed at age 66, occupation as a farmer with no property value given, and as having been born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Mary Ford, Zachariah H. Burnett, James R. Burnett, Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett, Martha Jane Burnett, James R. Sherrod, Charlott ? (w-o James R. Sherrod), Mary Angeline Sherrod and Kelistin Sherrod.3

     Children of Zachariah Burnett and Unknown ? (1st w-o Zachariah Burnett):

George M. Burnett   (c 1819 - a 1850)
Esther G. Burnett   (1821 - a 1870)
Judith P. Burnett   (1823 - a 1870)
Susanna Emaline Burnett   (1828)

     Children of Zachariah Burnett and Mary Ford:

Zachariah H. Burnett   (Jun 1833 - a Jun 1900)
Mary E. Burnett   (c 1835)
James R. Burnett   (May 1835 - a 1900)
Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett   (18 Jun 1839 - 30 Aug 1910)
Martha Jane Burnett   (Aug 1843 - a 1910)

1. [S5] The Huguenot Society, Huguenot Pub. No. 38, Containing reprint of Pub. No. 10, pages 92-93.
2. [S581] Executive Board of the Tennessee Branch, Vol. Dedicated to Juanita Chisholm.
3. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume III, page 507.
5. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, pages 144 and 347.
6. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 268.
7. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. I, page 507.

Jeremiah Burnett (M)
b. 1768, d. b Jul 1821, #265
Pedigree

Jeremiah Burnett was the son of Joseph Burnett. Jeremiah Burnett was born in 1768 at Buckingham Co., Virginia.1 He married Judith P. Blackburn, daughter of John Blackburn and Mary Griffin, circa 1792.2 Jeremiah died before July 1821 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3            Jeremiah is first found on the 1789 Tax List of Buckingham County, Virginia, beside his father Joseph. He was 21 years of age at the time. He is listed the following year of 1790 and not shown thereafter. He first appears in Knox County, Tennessee, records about 1789 in John Burdin vs Jeremiah Burnett. In 1806 he is on the tax list with 1 tithe, 50 acres of land. In 1807 he is on three juries. Also in 1807, April 18, Jeremiah and Benjamin Burnett secure a bond of $5,000 for John Amonet, cotton inspector., and on August 4, there is a survey of 106 acres of land in the District of French Broad, So. Holston for Jeremiah by Robt. Armstrong, Deputy Surveyor. In July 1809 he is again a juror and on November 23 is granted 106 acres and one rod of land on Shooks Creek, Knox County. In 1810 there is a court case George Wrinkle, Admr. of George Wrinkle, dec'd ... vs Jeremiah Burnett & Benjamin Burnett ... a cose of debt of $33.37 plus $3.31, the debtors court cost in which 179 acres of land belonging to Benjamin Burnett is attached. On March 4, 1813, Joseph Burnett sold to Jeremiah Burnett, 77 acres and 1 rod for $200 on French Broad River joining George Wrinkle. This was a deed from his father and the last record of Joseph in Knox County. He died sometime after this date.4      Deed to Jeremiah: 106 acres + 1 rod: beginning at a pine & running with Fosters line S57E, thence with vacant land S3E to a Postoak, S75W to a Hickory, S54W to a Pine, then with Chesley Paine line N47W to a stake, then with the vacant land N45E to the beginning.5      The last Will and Testament of Jeremiah Burnett Deceased was produced to court for probate where John Hawthorn, and R. R. McBath subscribing witnesses thereto made Oath that they saw the said Jeremiah Burnett sign and seal the said Instrument of writing and heared him pronounce publish and declare the same to be his last Will and testament that he was at the time of publishing of sound mind & perfect Memory to the best of their Knowledge and belief - which Will is ordered to be Recorded and is in the words & figures following to wit: In the name of God, amen, I, Jeremiah Burnett of the County of Knox and State of Tennessee, being Sick And weak of body but of Sound and disposing memory for which I thank God and Calling To mind the Uncertainty of human Life and being desirous to dispose of Such Wordly Substance as it has pleased God to bless me with -- I give and bequeath the same in manner following, that is to say: 1st, I desire that my perishable property be immediately Sold after my decease as much as will pay all my Just debts. 2nd, After my Just debts is paid I give my wife Judith all my real and personal estate during her natural life after her decease my desire is to divide my real and personal property Equally among my children all but my bible which I give to my youngest Son Wm when comes of age and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my sons Zachariah Burnett and Benjamin Burnett executors of this my Last will & testament hereby revoking all other wills or testaments by me hereto fore made in witness whereof I have Set my hand and Seal this 26th Day of March 1821 Jeremiah (X) Burnett (Seal), Witnesses to the same John Hawthorne, R. R. McBath.3      Zachariah and Benjamin were "empowered to take possession all and Singular the goods and chattels right and credits of the Said testator" the first monday of July 1821. An inventory of Jeremiah Burnett deceased indicated eighty four acres of land, one grist mill, two head of horses, twelve head of cattle, seventeen head of hogs, fifteen head of sheep, one pair of cart wheels, three feather beds and furniture, one cupboard and wares, one table, one pair of Stellyards, one chest, two cotton wheels, one check Reele, one pot, one oven, one skillet, six chairs, one loom, one plow and gees, two fallin axes.      In Jeremiah's estate inventory there is listed a Grist Mill. In 1848, some Jeremiah's heirs, William M. Burnett, Lemuel Burnett, Zachariah Burnett, and Blackburn Burnett, sold their "fee simple interest in the land to take effect and be united with the possessions after the death of Judith Burnett who had a life estate in the same," to their cousin, Joseph Burnett, son of Benjamin. A clear title could not be recorded until after the death of Judith in 1859. After Joseph bought the land in 1848, he sold it to his brother Jesse Burnett on March 27, 1849.6 He purchased land on 20 June 1810 at Knox Co., Tennessee.

     Children of Jeremiah Burnett and Judith P. Blackburn:

Zachariah Burnett   (c 1794 - a 1860)
Benjamin Burnett   (c 1795 - b 1848)
Blackburn H. Burnett   (c 1796)
Lemuel Burnett   (c 1800 - b 1860)
Unknown Burnett   (c 1812)
Matilda Burnett   (c 1813 - a 1870)
[Rev.] William M. Burnett   (10 Jun 1814 - 14 Apr 1881)
Jackson S. Burnett   (01 Feb 1820)
Griffin W. Burnett   (c 1821 - 1858)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 113.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 268.
3. [S558] Historical Records Project, TN Estate Book #3, Knox Co., page 171, Will of Jeremiah Burnett.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, pages 270 & 271.
5. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, page 270.
6. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, page 271.

Judith P. Blackburn (F)
b. c 1772, d. b Mar 1859, #266
Pedigree

Judith P. Blackburn was the daughter of John Blackburn and Mary Griffin. Judith P. Blackburn was born circa 1772 at Virginia.1 She married Jeremiah Burnett, son of Joseph Burnett, circa 1792.2 Judith died before March 1859 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3            Bork indicates that Jeremiah wife, Judith, may have been a Blackburn.      Will of Juda Burnett, from Bork's The Burnetts and Their Connections: Written 19 February 1859, proved March 1859, Knox Co. Tennessee, Bk. :82: In the name of God, Amen. I, Juda Burnett, of the County of Knox & the State of Tennessee, being of sound mind & memory & considering the uncertainty of this frail & transitory life, do make, ordain, publish & declare this to be my last Will & Testament...that is to say...after my lawful debts are paid & discharged, the residue of my estate real & personal, I give, bequeath & dispose of as follows: #1 - All the property, real & personal, that I have or will remain to me from my son G. W. Burnett, Deceased's Estate, I do will & bequeath to my grandson Jackson T. Burnett...As to what property I before my son G. W. Burnetts decease, I make no disposition. #2 - Likewise, I make & constitue my son in law William [did not give a surname], my special Executor of this my last Will & Testament until my Grandson, Jackson T. Burnett becomes of age, then I make said Jackson T. Burnett, my Executor. In witness whereof I have hereunto sucscribed my name & affix my seal the 19th of February 1859. /s/ Juda (+) Burnett...Witness: John H. Alexander, Levi Roe, both of Knox Co., Tenn.      Judith P. Blackburn went by the name of Juda.      In the Census of 1850, Judith was listed as a head of household at Knox Co., Tennessee. She is listed at age 78 and as having been born in Virginia.. Also enumerated in the household: Griffin W. Burnett and Jackson Tallant.1

     Children of Judith P. Blackburn and Jeremiah Burnett:

Zachariah Burnett   (c 1794 - a 1860)
Benjamin Burnett   (c 1795 - b 1848)
Blackburn H. Burnett   (c 1796)
Lemuel Burnett   (c 1800 - b 1860)
Unknown Burnett   (c 1812)
Matilda Burnett   (c 1813 - a 1870)
[Rev.] William M. Burnett   (10 Jun 1814 - 14 Apr 1881)
Jackson S. Burnett   (01 Feb 1820)
Griffin W. Burnett   (c 1821 - 1858)

1. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 90B, line 41, dwelling 621, family 629.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 268.
3. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, page 113.

Joseph Burnett (M)
b. by 1743, d. a 04 Mar 1813, #267
Pedigree

Burnett Land in Knox Co.      Joseph Burnett was the son of Jeremiah Burnett [I] and Mary McDaniel. Joseph Burnett was born by 1743 at Virginia.1 Joseph died after 4 March 1813 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1            June Baldwin Bork, The Burnetts and Their Connections, indicates that she cannot say for sure that Joseph was the son of Jeremiah Burnett. She believes he was from the records she found and from the names he gave this children.      Joseph remained in Buckingham Co. Virginia for at least 29 years before moving to Knox Co., Tennessee. He was well established in Buckingham County by the time he appears tax list available in 1764 with 200 acres of land. He appears on all tax lists through 1792. Joseph married about 1765, probably in Buckingham Co., but there is no mention of his wife.      Knox County was formed in 1792, the last year that Joseph appeared in Buckingham County. Reports of new vacant lands opening for settlers in Knox County had reached Buckingham. It is believed that Jeremiah preceded his father and brother to Knox County. It is likely they traveled the Great Wagon Road, the most important inland road of the pre-Revolutionary period.      Joseph and his sons, Jeremiah and Benjamin, were the first Burnetts to settle in Knox Co. shortly after is was formed in 1792. They lived along the southern banks of the French Broad River and just across the river from the settlement of Mecklenburg.2      Joseph bought 77 acres and 1 rod, land on French Broad River located from his father for the use of Academies in Knox Co., District of French Broad and Holston Rivers on waters of Shole Creek.3

     Children of Joseph Burnett:

Jesse Burnett   (1767)
Jeremiah Burnett   (1768 - b Jul 1821)
Benjamin Burnett   (1771 - b 1830)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 53.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, pages 113-116.
3. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, page 271.

Jeremiah Burnett [I] (M)
b. 1718, d. probably after 1777, #268
Pedigree

Jeremiah Burnett [I] was the son of John Burnett [II] and Amy Gatewood. Jeremiah Burnett [I] was born in 1718 at Essex Co., Virginia.1 He married Mary McDaniel on 16 October 1738 at Talbot Co., Maryland.1 Jeremiah died probably after 1777 when Jeremiah is mentioned twice in the accout of the estate of John Talbot, once as Jere and once as Jerr, probably meaning that there were two men by the same name.1            Jeremiah was born on Piscataway Creek in South Farnham Parish. Jeremiah's mother, Amy, evidently was pregnant with Jeremiah when her husband John died. Jeremiah was not mentioned in his father's will which was written 17 September in Essex Co. naming his five children. John died eight months later at age 47, shortly before 21 May 1718, when his will was proved in court. In 1771, Jeremiah's brother, Joseph, died intestate in Essex Co. where he had been a wealthy man with land in Essex, his home plantation, and also in Dinwiddie and Caroline Counties. Joseph's son, Richard, filed his Administrator Account with the Court in Essex on 22 October 1773 and listed on his account was the following words, "By articles inventoried and not sold which his brother Jeremiah Claims, totaling 15 pounds, 17 shillings and 6 pence. Joseph had sons Jeremiah, Joseph, Leonard ... but when these names were listed by Richard, he said only their names and did not give relationship to his father, meaning Richard had to define who the above "Jeremiah" was. This statement proves without doubt that Richard was referring to two Jeremiahs, one the brother and one the son of Joseph.2      When Jeremiah was 12 his mother and his step-father, David Scott, moved to Spotsylvania County and this is probably where he was raised.      There is a marriage record dated 16 October 1738 in Talbot Co., Maryland to Mary McDaniel of St. Peter's Parish and another dated 27 January 1746 in New Jersey to Rebecca Brown of Burlington. According to Bork in The Burnetts and Their Connections neither of these have been researched and either or both could belong to this Jeremiah. This will need to be researched further.      After the above marriages, there is no mention of Jeremiah again until the 1763 Tax List for Hanover County, where he is shown with 100 acres and his son, Isaac, with 128 acres. The Hanover tax lists did not begin again until 1782 and Jeremiah is missing. Isaac was still there with 319 acres and 9 white tithables, including his son John. Jeremiah served in the Revolutionary War in Capt. William Campbell's Company under Lt. Daniel Trigg and Alexander Cummings. In May 1774 Court Orders, Bedford Co., Virginia, Jeremiah Burnett was paid 8.6.6 for service in Capt. William Campbell's Company under Lt. Danile Trigg and Alexander Cummings. On 7 June 1774, Montgomery County, Virginia, Grants under the Royal Land Company by order of the Council (the charge was 3 pounds per 100 acres), Jeremiah Burnett surveyed 256 acres on Middle ford of Holston River joining lands of James Thompson, where he now lives. On 31 March 1781, Court Orders, Bedford Co., Virginia, Jeremiah Burnett in Lt. Triggs Company of Militia in Revolutionary War. Enlisted in Bedford Co under Capt. Wm. Campbell.2

     Children of Jeremiah Burnett [I] and Mary McDaniel:

Isaac Burnett   (bt 1738 - 1740 - about 1803/04)
Isham Burnett   (c 1739)
Jeremiah Burnett [II]   (1740 - b Jul 1816)
Benjamin or Bond Burnett   (c 1740 - c 1801)
Charles Burnett   (bt 1743 - 1745 - a 1810)
Joseph Burnett   (by 1743 - a 04 Mar 1813)
John Burnett   (c 1750)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, page 52.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, page 52.

John Burnett [II] (M)
b. c 1660, d. May 1718, #269
Pedigree

John Burnett [II] was the son of John Burnett [I] and Lucretia Johnston. John Burnett [II] was born circa 1660 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia.1 He married Amy Gatewood, daughter of John Gatewood and Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood), before 1702 at Essex Co., Virginia.2 John died in May 1718 at Essex Co., Virginia.1            John was born on Piscataway Creek where his father had settled. Old Rappahannock Co. was abolished in 1692 and this area became South Farnham Parish, Essex Co.      When his father died intestate, John, as the oldest son, would have inherit his father estate by the laws of primogeniture after a portion was set off for his mother, Lucretia. In August 1691, there were some problems between John and his mother, perhaps regarding their share of John Senior's estate. John Junr. may have taken over more than his share. This may be why Lucretia named her only other son, Thomas Junr. as the executor of her will. John owned a tobacco plantation and along with his brother Thomas Junr. was in the tobacco importing and exporting business.3      John owned a tobacoo planation and was in the business, with his brother Thomas, importing and exporting tobacco. John and Thomas owned at least one ship and were in and out of the Virginia Colonies by way of the Rappahannock River that flowed into the Atlantic Ocean. On three occasions, indented servant boys imported by John Burnett II, were brought into court to establish their ages and thereby their time of indenture. They were: in 1699, Thomas Reed, age 12 years; in 1700 Thomas Dudding, age 14, and in 1702 John Rice/Price?, age 9 years. When they became of age or their indenture ended, John Burnett, their master, was to give each an allotment of corn for planting and new clothes to start a new life in a new country. Dudding and Rice came together on the same ship before 1700, as in 1704, John was granted a Certificate for 500 acres for importing 10 persons into the Colony. The two boys were on that list.4      The abstract John's will is dated 17 Sept. 1717, in Dorman's abstracted and compiled Essex County, Virginia Records. However it also says that the will was proved 21 May 1717, and the bond of Amey Burnett as executrix of John Burnett also is dated 21 May 1717. There would appear to be something wrong with one of these dates. Bork in her book The Burnetts and their Connections gives the later date as 21 May 1718 which is probably the correct date.      Will of John Burnett of Essex County, being sick and weak of body, dated 17 Sept. 1717.      Unto my dear & loving wife, Amey Burnett, one Negro man Will      To my son John Burnett a melato girl, Cate      To my son Joseph Burnett a negro girl,      To my daughter Elizabeth Burnett, a negro boy Sam      To my daughter Anne Burnett, a negro woman Jane      To my daughter Amy Burnett, a negro girl Moll      My sons John Burnett and Jospeh Burnett be of age at the year of 16 and they receive their estate then.      All the rest of my estate equally to be divided between my loveing wife and my five children. My loveing wife Amey Burnet have the use of the third part of my land and plantation during her natural life.      All my land equally divided between my two sons, John Burnett and Joseph Burnett when they arrive at the age of sixteen.      My loving wife Amey Burnett and my welbeloved brother, Thomas Burnett Juner my executors. Signed John Burnett - Wit: James Boughan, John Fargeson, Thomas Ralton.5      The inventory of John's estate was recorded 16 June 1718. A violin was included in the inventory. Total valuation of £244.02.03, including seven Negroes valued at £141.6      John evidently did not know that his wife was pregnant with another child, Jeremiah, when he wrote his will as he is not mention nor were there any mention that his wife was expecting. The accounting of the estate of his son, Joseph, who died in 1771 in Essex Co., said "By articles inventoried and not sold which was his brother Jeremiah claims." This establishes Jeremiah as a son of John.

     Children of John Burnett [II] and Amy Gatewood:

Amy Burnett
John Burnett [III]   (c 1702 - c 1775)
Joseph Burnett   (about 1703 to 1705 - b 16 Sep 1771)
Elizabeth Burnett   (b 1710)
Anne Burnett   (in the 1710s)
Jeremiah Burnett [I]   (1718 - probably after 1777)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, page 3.
2. [S633] Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, Marriages of Some Virginia Residents, Series I, Volume I, page 227.
3. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, page 13.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, vol. 1, page 13.
5. [S752] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Records Deeds and Wills, page 45.
6. [S752] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Records Deeds and Wills, page 54.

Amy Gatewood (F)
b. in the 1680s, d. a 1749, #270
Pedigree

Amy Gatewood was the daughter of John Gatewood and Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood). Amy Gatewood was born in the 1680s at Rappahannock Co., Virginia.1 She married first John Burnett [II], son of John Burnett [I] and Lucretia Johnston, before 1702 at Essex Co., Virginia.2 She married second David Scott after 1718 at Rappahannock Co., Virginia.3 Amy died after 1749 at Spotsylvania Co., Virginia.3            Amy was born on Hoskin's Creek in South Farnham Parrish near where John Burnett II's family lived.      In 1730 Amy and David Scott moved to Spotsylvania Co., Virginia. David died there and Amy was appointed Administratrix of his estate on 4 April 1749. Amy probably died in Spotsylvania Co. also as Bork indicates that there was no evidence of her returning to Essex Co.

     Children of Amy Gatewood and John Burnett [II]:

Amy Burnett
John Burnett [III]   (c 1702 - c 1775)
Joseph Burnett   (about 1703 to 1705 - b 16 Sep 1771)
Elizabeth Burnett   (b 1710)
Anne Burnett   (in the 1710s)
Jeremiah Burnett [I]   (1718 - probably after 1777)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 10.
2. [S633] Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, Marriages of Some Virginia Residents, Series I, Volume I, page 227.
3. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 13.

John Burnett [I] (M)
b. b 25 Dec 1610, d. Feb 1686, #271
Pedigree

John Burnett [I] was the son of Thomas Burnett and Margaret Johnston. John Burnett [I] was born before 25 December 1610 at Aberdeen, Scotland. John was christened at St. Nicholas Parish on 25 December 1610 at Aberdeen, Scotland.1 He married Lucretia Johnston, daughter of Andrew Johnston and Janet Matheson, circa 1657 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia.1 John died in February 1686 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia.1            John Burnett is listed among "Persons of Quality" at age 24 aboard the ship Abraham of London, Mr. John Barker, Master, bound for Virginia, arriving 24 October 1635. This may have been a first visit to Virginia to survey the situation prior to bringing his own ship with supplies from England and Scotland prior to receiving the warrant from the King. The earliest known land patent to John was on 23 May 1637 to John Burnett, Merchant of Edinborough, 150 acres in the upper county of New Norfolk.2      On 2 July 1638, King Charles I granted a license from Greenwich, England to John Burnett, a warrant in trade in Virginia, to wit: "Warrant from the King to the Governor of Virginia or other officers whom it may concern for John Burnett of Aberdeen, the sole merchant of our Kingdom of Scotland, that hath supplied the plantations of Virginia and become Our tenant there, and his factors to have free commerce and traffic between Scotland and Virginia" upon paying the usual customs and entering into bond to unlade anywhere other thatn in the Ports of Scotland. The cargo, which John arranged to ship to Scotland, was primarily tobacco. One of the records of trading between Aberdeen and Virginia paid 1.00 for his anchorage. No doubt the Burnett ships returning home to Virginia carried a variety of Scottish goods as well as those of the European countries with which Aberdeen had strong trading links.3      On 28 December 1668, Thomas Gaines deeded 365 acres of land "for diverse good causes and valuable consideracons me thereunto moveing" to John Burnett. The 365 acres was part of a patent of 730 acres.4 On 15 May 1691, this land was surveyed at the request of Jno Burnett, Son to the within Jno. Burnett and described "beginning at the great leaning Red Oake above ye land of Hold by ye Maine Pocoson of Piscattaway Creeke being the beginning of ye said Patent, and runing thence North 11d E. 220 poles to a red and white Oak on ye North side a branch, thens S. 88 d. E. 190 poles to a red Oake by a Path; thence N.W. 287 poles to two Cornr: red Oakes on a levell; thence South West 128 poles to ye tow white Oakes by a Path; thence S. 21 d. 15 m. W. 268 poles to ye siad Pocoson to three Maples, and thence down alongst ye said Pocoson its severall courses to ye place it began."5      It would appear that John Burnett did quite well and could be considered among the upper class of the Colony. The will of his wife, Lucretia, contained many luxury items that would be used by a lady of the upper class.6      John sons, John II and Thomas Junr., also took part in the importing and exporting of goods, primarily tobacco.      In her book, Bork state that she believes that John became ill, perhaps even wounded by Indians, in the later part of 1685. By 3 March 1686, he had died and his estate was ordered inventoried.

     Children of John Burnett [I] and Lucretia Johnston:

John Burnett [II]   (c 1660 - May 1718)
Thomas Burnett Junr.   (probably before 1665 - b 19 Sep 1749)
Sara Burnett   (c 1670 - a 19 Sep 1714)
Charles Burnett [I]   (c 1670 - a 09 Feb 1696/97)
Phebe Burnett   ( - b 1709)
Unknown Burnett   ( - b 1709)

1. [S288] Provided by, June Baldwin Bork.
2. [S484] Nell Marion Nugent and Dennis Ray Hudgins Cavaliers and Pioneers, vol. I, page 58.
3. [S478] Eileen A. Bailey, James C. A. Burnett, Charles J. Burnett and Ian B. D. Bryce, Crannog to Castle, Burnett Family, page 42.
4. [S560] Ruth & Sam Sparacio, Essex Co., VA Record Abstacts 1692-1693, page 52.
5. [S560] Ruth & Sam Sparacio, Essex Co., VA Record Abstacts 1692-1693, page 53.
6. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, page 7.

Lucretia Johnston (F)
b. b 22 Mar 1629, d. Oct 1709, #272
Pedigree

Lucretia Johnston was the daughter of Andrew Johnston and Janet Matheson. Lucretia Johnston was born before 22 March 1629 at Aberdeen, Scotland. She was christened St. Nicholas Parish on 22 March 1629 at Aberdeen, Scotland.1 She married John Burnett [I], son of Thomas Burnett and Margaret Johnston, circa 1657 at Old Rappahannock Co., Virginia.1 Lucretia died in October 1709 at Essex Co., Virginia.1 Lucretia had her will probated on 10 October 1709 at Essex Co., Virginia.2            Will of Lucretia Burnett of the Parish of Southfarnham and County of Essex, widow, being sick and weak of body, date 17 June 1709.      To my eldest son John burnett two pewter dishes, two of my hammer'd plates, one of my tankards, my table, my large roan coloured ox, my sorrell mare and three ells of fine linen.      To my said son Jno. Burnett one shilling sterling money. to my son Thos. Burnett Sern. one shilling sterl. money.      To my daughter Sarah Bell, three pewter dishes, six plain plates, my two pewter basons, tow tin milk pans, by brass kettle, my two smalless pots and the pot hoos belonging too them and the hangers, and my copper sauce pan, and brass skellet, my pewter chamber pot and two pewter tankards, my best frying pan, one box iron and the heaters, two wheat shifters and one meal sifter, one flock bed and bolster, my two worst rugs and fourt curtains, also my canvas bed. Also all my ready mlade cloathes, as gowns, pettycoats, shoes, stockings &c, but not of these cloaths that formerly belonged to my daughter Phebe Burnett. Also one new holland shift, also ten ells of fine linen, also all my hoggs, piggs and shoates (except my largest barrow hott), aslo my black mare called Binney, also all my Indian corn and the meat that I have provided for this year's provision. Also to my daughter Sarah Bell and Tho. her husband all the debts that both of them owes me. To my said daugher Sara Bell one shilling sterling.      To my daughter in law Amy burnett my tamerine gown and peticoat, my muslin head dress with narrow lace and yellow top knott, one new fine shift, one new fine apron and handkerchief, one pair of sleeves.      Unto my grandaughter Mary Curran my damask gown and seven yards of stuff for a peticoate, one pair of paragon bodies that was formerly my daugher Phebe's, one new muslin apron and sleves, one new holland shift, one laced handkerchief, one hed dress and black hood with yellow topknot, also one pair of laced shoes.      To my grandson Charles Burnett one shilling sterling money.      To my granddaughter Lucrece Bell one three year heiffer called Pink and ll her female increase, the male increase until my granddaughter come to age to fall to her mother Sarah Bell. Also one whole sute of decent aparell.      All the rest of my estate to my son Tho. Burnett Junr.      Tho. Burnett Junr. executor.      Signed: Lucreece (T) Burnett. Wit: Joseph Baker, John Young, Wm. (W H) Holt. 10 Oct. 1709.      Proved by Joseph Baker, John Young and Wm. Holt.      10 8ber(Oct.) 1709. Bond of Thomas Burnett Junr. as executor of Lucretia Burnett. Unto Fra. Gouldman of Essex County, Gent., in behalf of the Court. For 500 pounds sterling. Securities, John Gatewood and Ridhare Gatewood.      Signed Thomas (B) Burnett Junr., John (J) Gatewood, Richard Gatewood.      Wit: Ja. Alderson, robt. Jones. 10 Oct. 1709 Acknowledged.3

     Children of Lucretia Johnston and John Burnett [I]:

John Burnett [II]   (c 1660 - May 1718)
Thomas Burnett Junr.   (probably before 1665 - b 19 Sep 1749)
Sara Burnett   (c 1670 - a 19 Sep 1714)
Charles Burnett [I]   (c 1670 - a 09 Feb 1696/97)
Phebe Burnett   ( - b 1709)
Unknown Burnett   ( - b 1709)

1. [S288] Provided by, June Baldwin Bork.
2. [S554] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Deeds and Wills, page 64.
3. [S554] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Deeds and Wills, page 64, Will of Lucretia Burnett.

John Gatewood (M)
b. by 1635, d. c 1706/7, #273

John Gatewood was born by 1635 at probably Scotland or England.1 He married Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood).2 John died circa 1706/7 at Essex Co., Virginia.2            Will of John Gatewood: John Gatewood of Shouth Farnham Parish, Essex County, planter, being very sick and weak of body, dated 14 Nov. 1706. To my eldest son John Gatewood 100 acres that I formerly brought of Edwin Thacker lying on John Cheek's line. To my eldest daughter Frances Shackelford one shilling. Unto my son Richard Gatewood the plantation I now live upon and the land pertaining thereto. Unto my son Thomas Gatewood 150 acres, part of land that I formerly bought of Capt. Richard Haile, now decesed, being also part of 5000 acres which did formerly belong unto Collo. Thomas Goodrich, Mr Henry Aubrey and Maj. George Morriceall, deceased. Unto my son Henry Gatewood 75 acres beginning at a corner tree standing against Simon Copner's house who is now deceased and running toward Joseph Billender's land. Also one six year old stear and one cow and calf. Unto my daughter Amy Burnett 4000 pounds of tobacco and one bay mare with a blase in her face branded on the new buttock with this brand 3. All the rest of my worldly estate to be equally divided between my three younger children and my beloved wife, Amy Gatewood, namely between my beloved wife and Sarah Gatewood and William Gatewood amd Francis Gatewood. My beloved wife Amy Gatewood and my son Richard Gatewood, executrix amd executor. Signed John Gatewood Wit: Joseph Baker, Thomas Wheeler.2      10 Jan. 1706/7. Proved by Joseph Baker and Thomas Wheeler.      On 10 March 1706/07, the appraisal of the estate of John Gatewood was returned by Anne (Amy) Gatewood and Richard Gatewood, executors. Total valuation of £187.17.9 appraised by Leonard Chamberlin, John Gaimes (Games), James Fullerton, Wm. Johnson. Appraisers sworn 3 Jan. 1706/07 before James Boughan.3

     Children of John Gatewood and Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood):

Amy Gatewood   (in the 1680s - a 1749)

1. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 9.
2. [S752] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Records Deeds and Wills, page 11.
3. [S752] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Records Deeds and Wills, page 20.

Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood) (F)
d. by 18 June 1745, #274

She married first John Gatewood.1 Amy died by 18 June 1745 at South Farnham Parish, Virginia.2

     Children of Amy ? (w-o John Gatewood) and John Gatewood:

Amy Gatewood   (in the 1680s - a 1749)

1. [S752] John Frederick Dorman, Essex Co., VA Records Deeds and Wills, page 11.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 9.

Elisha Ford (M)
b. c 1777, d. b 1840, #275

Elisha Ford was born circa 1777 at Buckingham Co., Virginia.1 He married Elizabeth Duncan circa 1796 at Buckingham Co., Virginia.1,2 Elisha died before 1840 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3            Elisha Ford and his brother Joseph and their families came to Knox Co., Tennessee in 1810. Elisha settled in the old 15th District, Knox Co., while Joseph settled in the old 14th District.

     Children of Elisha Ford and Elizabeth Duncan:

Mary Ford   (c 1802 - b 1870)
Nancy J. Ford   (c 1817)

1. [S5] The Huguenot Society, Huguenot Pub. No. 38, Containing reprint of Pub. No. 10, pages 92-93.
2. [S633] Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, Marriages of Some Virginia Residents, page 43.
3. [S7] Ford, Faure Ford Fore Foree, page 36.

Elizabeth Duncan (F)
b. c 1777, d. a 24 Feb 1861, #276

Elizabeth Duncan was born circa 1777 at Buckingham Co., Virginia.1,2,3 She married Elisha Ford circa 1796 at Buckingham Co., Virginia.1,4 Elizabeth died after 24 February 1861 at Knox Co., Tennessee.5

     Children of Elizabeth Duncan and Elisha Ford:

Mary Ford   (c 1802 - b 1870)
Nancy J. Ford   (c 1817)

1. [S5] The Huguenot Society, Huguenot Pub. No. 38, Containing reprint of Pub. No. 10, pages 92-93.
2. [S581] Executive Board of the Tennessee Branch, Vol. Dedicated to Juanita Chisholm.
3. [S477] Margie Taylor Family Web Site, online www.myfamily.com.
4. [S633] Dorothy Ford Wulfeck, Marriages of Some Virginia Residents, page 43.
5. [S120] Raymond, DAR Application.

Mary Ford (F)
b. c 1802, d. b 1870, #281
Pedigree

Mary Ford was the daughter of Elisha Ford and Elizabeth Duncan. Mary Ford was born circa 1802 at Virginia.1,2,3 She married Zachariah Burnett, son of Jeremiah Burnett and Judith P. Blackburn, on 23 September 1830 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1,4,2 Mary died before 1870 at Knox Co., Tennessee.            Mary Ford was listed, at age 48, born in Virginia, as a household member of Zachariah Burnett's house in the Census of 1850 at Knox Co., Tennessee.5

     Children of Mary Ford and Zachariah Burnett:

Zachariah H. Burnett   (Jun 1833 - a Jun 1900)
Mary E. Burnett   (c 1835)
James R. Burnett   (May 1835 - a 1900)
Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett   (18 Jun 1839 - 30 Aug 1910)
Martha Jane Burnett   (Aug 1843 - a 1910)

1. [S5] The Huguenot Society, Huguenot Pub. No. 38, Containing reprint of Pub. No. 10, pages 92-93.
2. [S581] Executive Board of the Tennessee Branch, Vol. Dedicated to Juanita Chisholm.
3. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 24, dwelling 116, family 118.
4. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, pages 144 and 347.
5. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.

Sharon Meyers (F)
b. 01 Oct 1961, #387

Sharon Meyers was born on 1 October 1961 at Peoria, Illinois.1 She married David Allan Lawrence, son of Paul Edward Lawrence and Naomi Marie Wood, on 9 September 1983 at Bad Kreuznach, Germany.1 Sharon was divorced from David Allan Lawrence on 21 September 1984 at Harrison Co., Mississippi.1

1. [S24] Provided by, David Lawrence.

Roberta J. Wilkinson (F)
b. 06 Nov 1956, #388

Roberta J. Wilkinson was born on 6 November 1956 at Georgia.1 She married David Allan Lawrence, son of Paul Edward Lawrence and Naomi Marie Wood, on 9 November 1986 at Harrison Co., Mississippi.1 Roberta was divorced from David Allan Lawrence in November 1990.1

1. [S24] Provided by, David Lawrence.

Emma Busbee (F)
d. a 1966, #418

She married Robert Hunter Harr, son of Edward Hunter Harr and Columbia Caroline Byerly, on 7 June 1917 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1 Emma died after 1966 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.

1. [S91] Davis Index, Knox Co. Marriages.

Chandler Jamison Smith (M)
b. 25 Feb 1991, #479
Pedigree

Chandler Jamison Smith      Chandler Jamison Smith is the son of Roy Bryan Smith and Susan Annette Clark. Chandler Jamison Smith was born on 25 February 1991 at Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina.1

1. [S62] Chandler J. Smith, Birth Announcement.

John Henry Wood (M)
b. 1910, d. 1977, #548

John Henry Wood was born in 1910 at Hamilton Co., Ohio.1 He married Ruth Mary Macke.1 John died in 1977 at Leesburg, Lake Co., Florida.

     Children of John Henry Wood and Ruth Mary Macke:

Naomi Marie Wood   (07 Jul 1941)

1. [S60] Knowledge of Preparer, Paul E. Lawrence.

Ruth Mary Macke (F)
b. 1913, #549

Ruth Mary Macke was born in 1913 at Hamilton Co., Ohio.1 She married John Henry Wood.1

     Children of Ruth Mary Macke and John Henry Wood:

Naomi Marie Wood   (07 Jul 1941)

1. [S60] Knowledge of Preparer, Paul E. Lawrence.

Louis Mathias Karsten (M)
b. 19 Oct 1918, d. 04 Nov 1994, #550

Louis Mathias Karsten was born on 19 October 1918 at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin.1 He married Doris Lucille King on 30 October 1941 at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin.1 Louis died on 4 November 1994 at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin, at age 76.2 His body was interred on 9 November 1994 at Fort Howard Cemetery at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin.2            Louis Mathias Karsten went by the name of Sam.

     Children of Louis Mathias Karsten and Doris Lucille King:

Christine Kay Karsten   (14 Nov 1942)

1. [S171] Provided by, Christine Lawrence.
2. [S124] Louis M. (Sam) Karsten, Obituary.

Doris Lucille King (F)
b. 21 Apr 1920, #551

Doris Lucille King was born on 21 April 1920 at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin.1 She married Louis Mathias Karsten on 30 October 1941 at Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin.1

     Children of Doris Lucille King and Louis Mathias Karsten:

Christine Kay Karsten   (14 Nov 1942)

1. [S171] Provided by, Christine Lawrence.

Zachariah H. Burnett (M)
b. Jun 1833, d. a Jun 1900, #597
Pedigree

Zachariah H. Burnett was the son of Zachariah Burnett and Mary Ford. Zachariah H. Burnett was born in June 1833 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1,2 He married Mary Anne Caroline Hawn on 30 December 1858 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3 He married Caledonia F. Haun on 26 September 1886 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3 Zachariah died after June 1900.4            Zachariah H. Burnett was listed, at age 17, born in Tennessee, as a household member of Zachariah Burnett's house in the Census of 1850 at Knox Co., Tennessee.5      In the 1880 Census, Zachariah was listed as a head of household at Knox Co., Tennessee. He is listed at age 47, occupation as a laborer. Also enumerated in the household: Mary J. Burnett, Nancy E. Burnett, William A. P. Burnett, Martha E. Burnett and Isaac Vaughn L. Burnett.2

1. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 25, dwelling 116, family 118.
2. [S617] 1 June 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, Johnson and Knox (first part) Cos., Tennessee, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, Copy in preparer's file, U. S. Population Schedule, page 308B, line 38, dwelling 271, family 286.
3. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, page 144.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 507.
5. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.

James R. Burnett (M)
b. May 1835, d. a 1900, #598
Pedigree

James R. Burnett was the son of Zachariah Burnett and Mary Ford. James R. Burnett was born in May 1835 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1,2 He married Margaret J. Rose on 23 September 1858 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3 James died after 1900.4            James R. Burnett was listed, at age 13, born in Tennessee, as a household member of Zachariah Burnett's house in the Census of 1850 at Knox Co., Tennessee.5      In the 1880 Census, James was listed as a head of household at Knox Co., Tennessee. He is listed at age 45, occupaton as a laborer.. Also enumerated in the household: Margaret J. Rose, Joseph Alexander Burnett, Oliver M. Burnett, William Thomas Burnett and Horace O. Burnett.2

1. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 26, dwelling 116, family 118.
2. [S617] 1 June 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, Johnson and Knox (first part) Cos., Tennessee, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, Copy in preparer's file, U. S. Population Schedule, page 309C, line 39, dwelling 279, family 295.
3. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, page 142.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume III, page 967.
5. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.

Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett (M)
b. 18 Jun 1839, d. 30 Aug 1910, #599
Pedigree

Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett was the son of Zachariah Burnett and Mary Ford. Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett was born on 18 June 1839 at Knox Co., Tennessee.1,2,3 He married Nancy Ann Elizabeth Adams on 21 January 1858 at Knox Co., Tennessee.4 Elisha died on 30 August 1910 at Crossville, Cumberland Co., Tennessee, at age 71.5 His body was interred at City Cemetery at Crossville, Cumberland Co., Tennessee.5            Elisha Douglas Gibson Burnett was listed, at age 11, born in Tennessee, as a household member of Zachariah Burnett's house in the Census of 1850 at Knox Co., Tennessee.6      In the 1880 Census, Elisha was listed as a head of household at Cumberland Co., Tennessee. He is listed at age 37, occupation as a farmer.. Also enumerated in the household: Nancy Ann Elizabeth Adams, Zachariah Hiram Burnett, William N. Burnett, George Preston Burnett, James Leon Burnett, Ida Belle Burnett, Cynthia Burnett and Edward Harvey Burnett.3

1. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 27, dwelling 116, family 118.
2. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume I, page 507.
3. [S616] 1 June 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, Coffee (last part), Crockett, Cumberland, and Davidson (first part) Cos., Tennessee, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, Copy in preparer's file, U. S. Population Schedule, page 304A, line 29, dwelling 7, family 7.
4. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, page 141.
5. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume III, page 968.
6. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.

Martha Jane Burnett (F)
b. Aug 1843, d. a 1910, #600
Pedigree

Martha Jane Burnett was the daughter of Zachariah Burnett and Mary Ford. Martha Jane Burnett was born in August 1843 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1,2 She married Isaac Johnson on 22 July 1858 at Knox Co., Tennessee.3 Martha died after 1910.4            Martha Jane Burnett was listed, at age 7, born in Tennessee, as a household member of Zachariah Burnett's house in the Census of 1850 at Knox Co., Tennessee.5      Martha Jane Burnett is listed in the household of Isaac Johnson in the Census of 1880 as wife, at age 38, born in Tennessee.6

1. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 28, dwelling 116, family 118.
2. [S617] 1 June 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, Johnson and Knox (first part) Cos., Tennessee, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, Copy in preparer's file, U. S. Population Schedule, page 337D, line 12, dwelling 105, family 106.
3. [S11] D'Armand, Knox Co., TN Marriages, page 143.
4. [S551] June Baldwin Bork The Burnetts and Their Connections, Volume III, page 969.
5. [S491] 1850 U. S. Census, Johnson, Knox, Lauderdale, & Lawrence Cos., Tennessee, U. S. Population Schedule, p. 55A, line 23, dwelling 116, family 118.
6. [S617] 1 June 1880, 1880 U. S. Census, Johnson and Knox (first part) Cos., Tennessee, Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, Copy in preparer's file, U. S. Population Schedule, page 337D, line 11, dwelling 105, family 106.

Harry Pratt Sloane (M)
b. 20 Apr 1909, d. 10 Jul 1989, #638

Harry Pratt Sloane was born on 20 April 1909 at Terry, Knott Co., Kentucky.1 He married Rose Perkins on 31 March 1930 at Pikeville, Pike Co., Kentucky.1 Harry died on 10 July 1989 at Ashland, Ashland Co., Ohio, at age 80.1

     Children of Harry Pratt Sloane and Rose Perkins:

Anne Eileene Sloane   (28 Jan 1934)

1. [S526] Letter, Edward Hunter Foster to Paul E. Lawrence.

Rose Perkins (F)
b. 21 Jun 1911, d. 03 Jun 1985, #639

Rose Perkins was born on 21 June 1911 at Knott Co., Kentucky.1 She married Harry Pratt Sloane on 31 March 1930 at Pikeville, Pike Co., Kentucky.1 Rose died on 3 June 1985 at Ashland, Ashland Co., Ohio, at age 73.1

     Children of Rose Perkins and Harry Pratt Sloane:

Anne Eileene Sloane   (28 Jan 1934)

1. [S526] Letter, Edward Hunter Foster to Paul E. Lawrence.

Joice Linette Johnson (F)
b. 21 Feb 1960, #642
Pedigree

Joice Linette Johnson      Joice Linette Johnson is the daughter of Clifford Ray Johnson and Norma Louise Goin. Joice Linette Johnson was born on 21 February 1960 at Kankakee, Illinois.1 She married second David Allan Lawrence, son of Paul Edward Lawrence and Naomi Marie Wood, on 21 August 1991 at Abilene, Taylor Co., Texas.1 David & Joice Lawrence and Family Left to Right: Dylan son of David and Joice, Joice, Joice's son Daniel, David, Joice's son Jeremy

     Children of Joice Linette Johnson and David Allan Lawrence:

Dylan Chase Lawrence   (05 May 1993)

1. [S24] Provided by, David Lawrence.

Clifford Ray Johnson (M)
b. 23 Aug 1932, d. 11 Nov 1987, #643

Clifford Ray Johnson was born on 23 August 1932 at Richview, Illinois.1 He married Norma Louise Goin on 24 December 1958 at Illinois.1 Clifford died on 11 November 1987 at Richview, Illinois, at age 55.

     Children of Clifford Ray Johnson and Norma Louise Goin:

Joice Linette Johnson   (21 Feb 1960)

1. [S24] Provided by, David Lawrence.

Norma Louise Goin (F)
b. 04 Feb 1934, #644

Norma Louise Goin was born on 4 February 1934 at Illinois. She married Clifford Ray Johnson on 24 December 1958 at Illinois.1

     Children of Norma Louise Goin and Clifford Ray Johnson:

Joice Linette Johnson   (21 Feb 1960)

1. [S24] Provided by, David Lawrence.

William Henry Harrison Cruze (M)
b. 11 Oct 1843, d. 29 Oct 1929, #648

William Henry Harrison Cruze was born on 11 October 1843 at Blount Co., Tennessee.1 He married Margaret Ann Hines on 22 November 1866.1 William died on 29 October 1929 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 86.1 His body was interred in October 1929 at Woodlawn Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1            William served in Co. E, 3d Regt. Tennessee Calvary.

     Children of William Henry Harrison Cruze and Margaret Ann Hines:

Alice Cruze   (31 Jan 1870 - 10 May 1963)

1. [S549] "Blount Co. Gen. Hist. Soc., Patricia Berry Thomas Ancestry".

Margaret Ann Hines (F)
b. 23 Jan 1848, d. 04 Feb 1925, #649

Margaret Ann Hines was born on 23 January 1848 at Blount Co., Tennessee.1 She married William Henry Harrison Cruze on 22 November 1866.1 Margaret died on 4 February 1925 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 77.1 Her body was interred in February 1925 at Woodlawn Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Margaret Ann Hines and William Henry Harrison Cruze:

Alice Cruze   (31 Jan 1870 - 10 May 1963)

1. [S549] "Blount Co. Gen. Hist. Soc., Patricia Berry Thomas Ancestry".

Flora Colvin Wilhoit (F)
b. 15 Aug 1888, d. 14 Jan 1979, #650
Pedigree

Flora Colvin Wilhoit was the daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Flora Colvin Wilhoit was born on 15 August 1888 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1 She married Frank Hunter Wallace probably before 1913.2 Flora died on 14 January 1979 at Paducah, McCracken Co., Kentucky, at age 90.1 Her body was interred in January 1979 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Flora Colvin Wilhoit and Frank Hunter Wallace:

Frank Hunter Wallace Jr.   (06 May 1913 - 20 Aug 1967)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.
2. [S26] Provided by, Patricia Thomas.

Frank Hunter Wallace (M)
b. 22 Nov 1888, d. 28 Jun 1930, #651

Frank Hunter Wallace was born on 22 November 1888.1 He married Flora Colvin Wilhoit, daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze, probably before 1913.2 Frank died on 28 June 1930 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 41.1 His body was interred in June 1930 or July 1930 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Frank Hunter Wallace and Flora Colvin Wilhoit:

Frank Hunter Wallace Jr.   (06 May 1913 - 20 Aug 1967)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.
2. [S26] Provided by, Patricia Thomas.

Charles Virgil Wilhoit (M)
b. 26 Oct 1890, d. 30 Apr 1930, #652
Pedigree

Charles Virgil Wilhoit was the son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Charles Virgil Wilhoit was born on 26 October 1890.1 He married Grace Janette Lindsay, daughter of Robert Medaris Lindsay and Nellie Holmes Girton, on 21 November 1920.1 Charles died on 30 April 1930 at Maryville, Blount Co., Tennessee, at age 39.1 His body was interred in May 1930 at Highland Memorial Cemetery at Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Charles Virgil Wilhoit and Grace Janette Lindsay:

Alice Holmes Wilhoit   (23 Aug 1921)
Charles Virgil Wilhoit Jr.   (07 Feb 1923)
Helen Claire Wilhoit   (29 Apr 1925)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Grace Janette Lindsay (F)
b. 19 Sep 1899, #653
Pedigree

Grace Janette Lindsay was the daughter of Robert Medaris Lindsay and Nellie Holmes Girton. Grace Janette Lindsay was born on 19 September 1899 at Lake City, Anderson Co., Tennessee.1 She married Charles Virgil Wilhoit, son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze, on 21 November 1920.1

     Children of Grace Janette Lindsay and Charles Virgil Wilhoit:

Alice Holmes Wilhoit   (23 Aug 1921)
Charles Virgil Wilhoit Jr.   (07 Feb 1923)
Helen Claire Wilhoit   (29 Apr 1925)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Harry Monroe Wilhoit (M)
b. 28 Jun 1892, d. 29 Jul 1892, #654
Pedigree

Harry Monroe Wilhoit was the son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Harry Monroe Wilhoit was born on 28 June 1892.1 Harry died on 29 July 1892 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 0.1 His body was interred in July 1892 or August 1892 at Island Home Baptist Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Neva Lucille Wilhoit (F)
b. 11 Mar 1895, d. 10 Mar 1973, #655
Pedigree

Neva Lucille Wilhoit was the daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Neva Lucille Wilhoit was born on 11 March 1895.1 She married Jesse Coram Hill, a doctor, son of J. W. D. Hill and Ellen Atchley, on 18 September 1913 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1 Neva died on 10 March 1973 at Paducah, McCracken Co., Kentucky, at age 77.1 Her body was interred in March 1973 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Jesse Coram Hill (M)
b. 30 Apr 1889, d. 10 Jan 1961, #656
Pedigree

Jesse Coram Hill was the son of J. W. D. Hill and Ellen Atchley. Jesse Coram Hill was born on 30 April 1889 at Powder Springs, Sevier Co., Tennessee.1 She married Jesse Coram Hill, a doctor, daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze, on 18 September 1913 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.2 Jesse died on 10 January 1961 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 71.2 His body was interred in January 1961 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.2

1. [S220] Hill-Wilhoit, Family Group Sheet.
2. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Walter Wilhoit (M)
b. 23 Jan 1897, d. 29 Jul 1897, #657
Pedigree

Walter Wilhoit was the son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Walter Wilhoit was born on 23 January 1897.1 Walter died on 29 July 1897 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 0.1 His body was interred in July 1897 or August 1897 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Ernest Franklin Wilhoit (M)
b. 11 Feb 1900, d. 01 Jul 1957, #658
Pedigree

Ernest Franklin Wilhoit was the son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Ernest Franklin Wilhoit was born on 11 February 1900.1 He married Edith Ellis, daughter of George R. Ellis and Agnes E. Jones, before 1924.2 Ernest died on 1 July 1957 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee, at age 57.1 His body was interred in July 1957 at Woodlawn Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Ernest Franklin Wilhoit and Edith Ellis:

Eleanor Lucile Wilhoit   (18 Feb 1924)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.
2. [S26] Provided by, Patricia Thomas.

Edith Ellis (F)
#659
Pedigree

Edith Ellis was the daughter of George R. Ellis and Agnes E. Jones. She married Ernest Franklin Wilhoit, son of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze, before 1924.1

     Children of Edith Ellis and Ernest Franklin Wilhoit:

Eleanor Lucile Wilhoit   (18 Feb 1924)

1. [S26] Provided by, Patricia Thomas.

Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit (F)
b. 17 Oct 1903, d. 09 Sep 1972, #660
Pedigree

Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit      Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit was the daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze. Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit was born on 17 October 1903 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1 She married William Patrick Berry, son of William Horace Berry and Minnie Lee Smith, on 2 September 1924.1 Margaret died on 9 September 1972 at Paducah, McCracken Co., Kentucky, at age 68.1 Her body was interred in September 1972 at Woodlawn Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit and William Patrick Berry:

Barbara Ann Berry   (04 May 1925)
Patricia Cruze Berry   (13 Feb 1927)
William Hoyt Berry   (29 Oct 1928)
Robert Hill Berry   (05 Jul 1930 - 29 Feb 1984)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

William Patrick Berry (M)
b. 20 Oct 1905, d. 01 May 1973, #661
Pedigree

William Patrick Berry was the son of William Horace Berry and Minnie Lee Smith. William Patrick Berry was born on 20 October 1905 at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1 He married Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit, daughter of William Henry Wilhoit and Alice Cruze, on 2 September 1924.1 William died on 1 May 1973 at Paducah, McCracken Co., Kentucky, at age 67.1 His body was interred in May 1973 at Woodlawn Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of William Patrick Berry and Margaret Elizabeth Wilhoit:

Barbara Ann Berry   (04 May 1925)
Patricia Cruze Berry   (13 Feb 1927)
William Hoyt Berry   (29 Oct 1928)
Robert Hill Berry   (05 Jul 1930 - 29 Feb 1984)

1. [S209] Wilhoit-Cruze, Family Group Sheet.

Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. (M)
b. 06 May 1913, d. 20 Aug 1967, #662
Pedigree

Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. was the son of Frank Hunter Wallace and Flora Colvin Wilhoit. Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. was born on 6 May 1913.1 He married Sammy Lane Bottoms on 9 March 1935.1 Frank died on 20 August 1967 at age 54.1 His body was interred in August 1967 at Lynnhurst Cemetery at Knoxville, Knox Co., Tennessee.1

     Children of Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. and Sammy Lane Bottoms:

Andrea Lane Wallace   (17 Feb 1943)

1. [S210] Wallace-Wilhoit, Family Group Sheet.

Sammy Lane Bottoms (F)
#663

She married Frank Hunter Wallace Jr., son of Frank Hunter Wallace and Flora Colvin Wilhoit, on 9 March 1935.1

     Children of Sammy Lane Bottoms and Frank Hunter Wallace Jr.:

Andrea Lane Wallace   (17 Feb 1943)

1. [S210] Wallace-Wilhoit, Family Group Sheet.

Andrea Lane Wallace (F)
b. 17 Feb 1943, #664
Pedigree

Andrea Lane Wallace is the daughter of Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. and Sammy Lane Bottoms. Andrea Lane Wallace was born on 17 February 1943.1 She married Donald Herman Phillips on 18 July 1959 at Ringgold, Catoosa Co., Georgia.1

1. [S211] Wallace-Bottoms, Family Group Sheet.

Donald Herman Phillips (M)
#665

He married Andrea Lane Wallace, daughter of Frank Hunter Wallace Jr. and Sammy Lane Bottoms, on 18 July 1959 at Ringgold, Catoosa Co., Georgia.1

1. [S211] Wallace-Bottoms, Family Group Sheet.

Robert Medaris Lindsay (M)
#666

He married Nellie Holmes Girton.

     Children of Robert Medaris Lindsay and Nellie Holmes Girton:

Grace Janette Lindsay   (19 Sep 1899)