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Elizabeth AVERY

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Repository ID Number: I431

RESIDENCE: Sussex Co. VA
RESOURCES: See: ^[S2]

MARRIAGE: 27 Sep 1758, Sussex Co. VA ^[S7]

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[S2]

[S7]

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Katherine BRADSHAW

1637 - AFT 1682

Repository ID Number: I4

OCCUPATION: Pedigree, Coat Of Arms
RESIDENCE: Chester, ENG
BIRTH: 1637
CHRISTENING: 10 Sep 1637, St Peter's Church, Chester, England
DEATH: AFT 1682, Chester, England
RESOURCES: See: ^[S224] ^[S320]

Father: Edward BRADSHAW
Mother: Sussanah BLEASE Of Chester

Family 1 : Thomas HARRISON

MARRIAGE: 28 Feb 1660, Chester, ENG ^[S320]

Notes

The daughter of Edward Bradshaw of London and Bromborough England. Complete pedigree, naming Katherine is in the Piccope MMS of the Chetham Collection, in which her family is traced from Robert de Bradshaw, Lord of Bradshaw, 23 Edward I, (1295). Ref: The Genealogist, New Series, Vol. XVII, pp. 14-15, London, 1901. ^[S224]

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David Elijah LINDSEY

1740 - 7 Feb 1842

Repository ID Number: I9698

RESIDENCE: PA/VA/E TN/Madison Co. & Shelby Co. AL
BIRTH: 1740, PA
DEATH: 7 Feb 1842, Shelby Co. AL
RESOURCES: See: ^[S485] ^[S487] ^[S532]

Family 1 : Mary CASEY

MARRIAGE: PA

Notes

David Elijah Lindsey moved to VA between 1775 and 1785. From VA he moved to TN by 1788 and then to Madison Co., AL by 1809. He move to Shelby Co. AL in 1818.

David Lindsey served in VA in the 2n, 3rd, 4th & 6th Continental Line Regiments.

State of NC land grants to David Lindsay in Green Co (TN)20 Sep 1787.

No. 483: 640 acres on Plum Creek and Church Camp Creek, near Browns path between said Lindsey and James Mitchell. No. 513, File No. 481 Bk 65.

400 acres on the Waters of Lick creek called Plum Creek at Christians War path. Land Grant Bk 65 p. 497, file no. 432.

Elijah Lindsey Fulton stated that when David Lindsey's est was settled it was divided between Mary, the widow, and twelve children or their heirs. The daughter, Hulda, who married Richard Crowson, and Thomas and Elijah were deceased. Mr. Fulton said his aunt, Mrs. Crowson had died before 1814; His uncle James Lindsay lived in Coosa Co.; His aunt Mary Smith had also lived in Coosa Co. Final settlement, son John adm. $5,889.43 left to his heirs.

The Story of Coal and Iron in AL, p. 23 gives this account: Major Jonathan Mahan followed the Indian trail home from a battle in the War of 1812 among his troops were James and Edward Mahan, Lindseys, Fanchers, Massengales, Ragans, and Smiths. When they reached a confluence of three creeks, Mahan, shoal and Mayberry, 12 of the company remained; 6

with a few Indian Traders continued to the Cumberland Valley for their wives and children, returning with a small gathering of friends, they founded on the fertile site of the little Indian Village, the settlement later known as Briarfield. They lived first in wigwams and later uilt log houses. "There was a forge, later known as Thompson's Mill, 2 miles west of Montevallo in the edge of Shelby Co on Shoal Creek. It appears Mr. Lindsay built or owned the forge."

"These Lindsays moved around in Madison, Shelby, Bibb, Coosa, and Talladega. They took a prominent part in the enterprises in their area. They were people of religious belief. There is no spot on their character down to the third and fourth generations.

The epitaph on David Lindsays tombstone reads:

"Foremost in Hospitality, Sincere in Friendship, Kind, Bevenolent and Just. The lamp of Truth lit up the dark valley of the shadow of death."

The AL DAR found 3 other David Lindseys; one was too old for the revolution supposed to be buried in Columbiana with his wife; one from PA who lived and died there; and one in NC lived and died there. ^[S487]

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Mary Jane TAYLOR

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Repository ID Number: I7328

RESIDENCE: Cocke Co. TN
RESOURCES: See: ^[S176]

Father: James TAYLOR
Mother: Lucy JONES

Family 1 : William James OWEN

MARRIAGE: Feb 1847, Cocke Co. TN

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|                      _Daniel JONES I_________|
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                      |                         _James HARRISON Sr.__+
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                      |_Mary Dillard HARRISON _|
                        (1775 - 1841) m 1798   |
                                               |_Jane "Jennie" TODD _+
                                                 (1749 - 1805)