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Grove Tomlinson Descendants

GENERATION 1

Grove Tomlinson

"Grove's will left his wife Mary, negroes James, Peter, Sall and Sarah and 1/3 of his personal estate for her life. He made substantial bequests of land and slaves to Ninean and Mary Mockbee; slaves to Ann and Lusey Mockbee and to Lisue Mockbee, mother of said children. The widow denied the provisions in a 1 April 1755 letter sent 'by my son James Gore'.......Grove was charged with adultery and at least some of the Mockbee children may be his." MD Will Book #29, folio 408, Hall of Records.
"He was a Quartermaster in Capt. George Beall's Troop of Horse."

Marriage 1 Mary Hutchinson b: ABT. 1695
Married: ABT. 1712
Child:
1.James Tomlinson b: ABT. 1712

Marriage #2 Mary Mannon Burke Gore (widow of James Gore)
b: 1685 in Prince George Co.,MD
Married: ABT. 1717 in MD
Children:

2. Hugh Tomlinson , Sr. b: ABT. 1723 in Prince George Co.,MD; d. July 31, 1766, Frederick Co., MD
3.Lisue Tomlinson, married Brock Mockbee, Jr.
4.Mary Tomlinson, married Ninian Mockbee

GENERATION 2

Hugh Tomlinson, Sr.

From Heritage of Rowan County: His final home place was "part of a tract of land called Johnny and Molly and a tract called Elizabeth's Delight" on Broad Run (now Montgomery Co.,MD.
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The earliest record of him is an Aug.23, 1750 deed to some land transferred from him to John Dowden. (Frederick Co., MD Deed Book B, p.232) In 1755, he was named co-executor of Grove Tomlinson's estate. (Frederick Co.,MD Will Book A-1, pp48-49)
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Deed of Sale from Charles Hoskinson to Hugh Tomlinson, 13 July 1761 (rec. 13 August, 1761), Frederick Co.,MD Deed Bk. G, pp.115-117, pp.113-115. "102 acres of 'Resurvey on Elizabeth's Delight' to Hugh Tomlinson, planter of Frederick Co.,MD"
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Deed of Sale from Hugh Tomlinson to Charles Hoskinson, 26 March, 1761 (rec.21 April 1761), Frederick Co.,MD Deed Bk. F, pp.1325-1327. "Hugh Tomlinson, planter of Frederick Co.,MD, sold 62 1/2 acres of land to Charles Hoskinson.....for ten pounds current money of Maryland and five shillings sterling. Johanna, wife of Hugh Tomlinson, released her dower and Chas. Jones and David Lynn were witnesses." The land described was "50 acres of land called "Squabble" and part of a tract called "Resurvey of John and Molly" before the mouth of the Seneca and Monocacy Rivers."
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Maryland Hall of Records, Index of Persons Transported, Land Patents Book 18, p.118.
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Frederick Co., MD July 1766: In his will: Appraisers: Leonard Beall, Steven Hickman; Next of kin: Grove Thomlinson, Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson; Executrix: Johannah Tomlinson
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Marriage: to Johanna Beckett, daughter of Humphrey Beckett and Mary Lewis b: ABT. 1725 in Prince Georges Co.,MD; died before October 13, 1770 in Frederick Co.,MD.
Married: ABT. 1743 in Prince George Co.,MD
Children:
1. Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson b: 12 NOV 1744 in Frederick Co.,MD
2.Grove Tomlinson b: ABT. 1746
3.Joanna Tomlinson b: ABT. 1748
4.William Tomlinson b: ABT. 1750 in MD; married Hester Hayes
5.Hugh Tomlinson b: ABT. 1752 in Prince George Co.,MD; died abt.1787

GENERATION 3

Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson

Some information from "The Historical Papers of Dr. P.F. Laugenour" of Statesville, NC (1816 Tomlinson Bible owned by Mr. Sam Tomlin of Harmony, NC)

He served in the Revolutionary War in 2nd Co, Upper Batt., Montgomery Co.,MD Militia, commanded by Col. Zadock Magruder as a Pvt. This has been certified by the Maryland Historical Society on 12/21/1937. He is also found in the NSDAR Patriot Index.
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From Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots,1775-1783 Military Records Montgomery Co.,MD, Rev. Patriots Listings, page 325:
He served in the Revolutionary War in 2nd Co, Upper Batt., Montgomery Co.,MD Militia, commanded by Col. Zadock Magruder as a Pvt. This has been certified by the Maryland Historical Society on 12/21/1937. He is also found in the NSDAR Patriot Index.

"TOMLINSON, Humphrey Beckett (1744-1825)'Humphry B. Tomlinson' was a private, 2nd Co., Upper Bn., Militia, Aug.30, 1777(Ref:M-193). He took the Oath of Allegiance before the Hon. Elisha Williams on March 2, 1778 (Ref:T-3:80,L-1:45)"Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson" lived in Sugar Loaf Hd. (three taxables) in 1777 (Ref:R-31:11)'Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson', son of Hugh Tomlinson and Johanna Beckett, was born on Nov. 14 or 24, 1744 in Frederick Co.,MD.
He was married thrice:(1) Tabitha Wheat, dau. of John Wheat;(2)Unknown; and (3) Cassandra (Ellis) Summers, widow of William Summers and dau. of Samuel Ellis. Humphrey's children included John (1768-1848), William, Sarah, Mary, Wiley, and Notley(who changed the name to 'Tomlin' after his father's death).
In 1787 Humphrey bought a plantation on Rocky Creek in Rowan Co.,NC, having been prededed there by his younger brother Hugh Tomlinson,Jr. (Ref.DAR-I:682 and research files of Robert E. Hedgecock of Fruitland Park, FL (1944) and Henry C. Peden's 'Marylanders to Carolina'(1994),page 184)."
1787: Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson bought a plantation from Joshua Ellis on Rocky Creek above present-day Turnersburg Twp. in Rowan Co.,NC near his younger brother, Hugh, Jr.'s 250 acres purchased in 1783. This area became part of Iredell Co.,NC when it was created in 1788 and occupies an area known as the "Claude A. Tomlin Plantation".

Will of Humphrey Beckett Tomlinson: March 1, 1825, Iredell Co.,NC:
(NC Will Book 2, page 24)

He mentioned Casander (Cassandra), his wife, leaving her slaves Nancy, Sim,Sam,Vara, Carolina, Wesley; 2 mares and a colt, stock, household, loom.....
Left son William 20 shillings, as "he has got his part of my estate".
To daughter Sarah Long, negro girl Cate.
To dau. Polly Gill, negor girl Sal.
To dau. Betsey Cowan, negro girl Sarah, if she is willing to go to Tennessee. If not, she would be sold and money would go to Sarah and Polly.
To son Archibald, negro Silus..and Wesley at wife's death.
To son Willey, 1/3 of land and 1/2 of wife's 1/3 at his wife's death.
Also, at wife's death, 1/2 of wagons and gear.
To Willey's children, negro girl Nance "with all her increase" after wife's death.
To wife, whatever increase from Mace until wife's death.
To son Notley, negro Sim and 1/3 of land and 1/2 of wife's 1/3 at her death. Mare, a cow, a calf, bed, furniture, his workshop, bedroom in the piazza, 1/2 of wife's stock at her death.
To son Humphrey, negro boy, Nelson.
To son Leonard, girl, Vera at wife's death.
To son John, girl Caroline and a shotgun at wife's death.
To son George, 20 shillings.
To son-in-law Alexander Reids children by his daughter, 20 shillings.
Negro boy Sim and girl Nance to be hired out at wife's death for one year ..money to be divided among Hugh's children, then to persons named. To wife, her saddle and bridle & furniture that belongs to the Loom. All household goods and furniture to sons Notley and Willy at wife's death.
Witnessed by Amos Sharpe and Abner F. Caldwell.
The will was certified in Iredell Co by C.G. Smith, Clerk of Superior Court in the Co. and State aforesaid to be a true and correct copy of the will of Humphrey B. Tomlinson, as compared to records in the office and recorded in Will Book 2, page 24....June 21, 1954.

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Marriage #1 Tabitha Wheat b: 15 FEB 1744/45 in Prince George Co.,MD
They married about 1764 in Prince George Co,MD
Child:
John (Jacky) Tomlinson b: 12 SEP 1768 in Frederick Co.,MD

Marriage #2 Susannah Davis b: ABT. 1760

NOTE: Prerogotive Court Records; 1763-1766; (Libers 81-90); page 106

In Benjamin Davis will: July 28, 1775 (7.27 D FR 62.18.7) To widow,unamed; 1/3
Residue to 2 children, unamed, equally
Administratrix: Susanna Davis, now wife of Humphrey Bochet (Beckett) Tomlinson.

They married about 1775
Children: 1.William Tomlinson b: 1796 in Montgomery Co., Maryland
2.Sarah Tomlinson b: ABT. 1775
3.Betsey Tomlinson b: ABT. 1776
4.Archibald Tomlinson b: ABT. 1778
5.Wiley Tomlinson b: ABT. 1780
6.Mary Polly Tomlinson b: 16 JUL 1783
7.Leonard H. Tomlinson b: ABT. 1784
8.Hugh Tomlinson b: ABT. 1788
9.Margaret Tomlinson b: ABT. 1790
10.George Tomlinson b: ABT. 1792
11.Notley D. Tomlin b: ABT. 1798 in NC
12.Humphrey Wiley Tomlinson b: 1805 in NC
13.Grove Tomlinson b: 19 FEB 1790 in Iredell Co.,NC

Marriage #3 Cassandra Ellis b: ABT. 1756 They married after 1810.

GENERATION 4

William Tomlinson

William Tomlinson was born in 1796 in Montgomery Co., Maryland He died about 1859 in Cherokee Co.,AL
Note:
1830 Iredell NC Census, p.70.
1840 Iredell Census p. 206
1850 Census Iredell Co.,NC under "W. Tomlin" page 457.
W. Tomlin 54 MD
Elizabeth 47 NC
Franklin 21
Julius 19
Almedia 17
Sarah 15
Cornelia 13
Emily 8
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He married Elizabeth Johnson, daughter of Asa Johnson and Sarah Lovelace, b: 1803 in Iredell Co.,NC They married about 1825 in Iredell Co.,NC
Children:
1.Nancy Emma Tomlin b: 18 MAR 1842 in Iredell Co., NC
2. Elizabeth Cornelia Tomlin b: 28 JAN 1837 in Iredell Co.,NC
3.Sarah E. Tomlin b: JAN 1835 in Iredell Co.,NC
4.Amos Franklin Tomlin b: 1829 in Iredell Co.,NC
5.Julius Tomlin b: 1831
6.Almedia Tomlin b: 1833


GENERATION 5

Nancy Emma Tomlin


March 18, 1842-July 16, 1883

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