David Wilson Sapp [4624]
- Born: November 14, 1851, Empire, Dodge, Georgia, USA
- Marriage (1): Nancy Nicholson [4649] on January 5, 1909 in , Pulaski, Georgia, USA 1
- Marriage (2): Isabella "Isobell Isabay Isababe" Holder [102] on May 24, 1877
- Died: April 29, 1924, Gresston, Dodge, Georgia, USA at age 72
- Buried: Dubois, Dodge, Georgia, USA
Ancestral File Number: SDF4-SN.
General Notes:
David Wilson gave land for Friendship Methodist and Antioch Baptist Churches also for a school and polling building for elections 6 Feb. 1906 Eddins Dist Dodge County Georgia.
Apsilla asked Catherine (David's Mother) to raise Isobell at 9 Years of age because she was dying. 1st marriage to Isobell 2nd marriage to Nancy.
Dodge County Newspaper Clippings (Typed as is by David Talbot have printed copy) Mr. D.W. Sapp, member of a large and prominent Dodge County family, died at his home near Gresston Wednesday, April 29, following an extended illness of paralysis. His body was buried Sunday at the family burying ground. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Smith, of Empire Methodist Church. Mr. Sapp was 72 years old, and is survived by his second wife and the following children; Mrs W. W. Couie, J. C., J. W., and W.F. Sapp, Mrs. Lawrence Kimberly, Mrs. J. E. Horne, Oscar, B. J., Torrace and Lester Sapp. He is also survived by two sisters.
Will of David W. Sapp - unable to copy from Book 1 of wills Dodge County In the name of God amen. I David Sapp of the county and state aforesaid being of advanced age and knowing that I must shortly depart this life deem it right and proper both as respects my family and myself that I should make disposition of the property with which a kind providence has blessed me do therefore make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all others heretofore made by me. 1st item - I desire and direct that my body be buried in a decent & Christian manner suitable to my circumstances & condition in life. My soul I trust will return to God who gave it trusting in his mercy for salvation. 2nd item - I give & bequeath to my beloved wife Catherine Sapp, with whom I have lived in the strictest quietude and maintaining felicity, lots of land numbering 83 & 98 in 20th district of Dodge county & also my cattle, consisting of 90 head, more or less unmarked & crop & one-half in the other brand DS. Also my stock of hogs, about 75, more or less, marked staple stock in one ear & underbit in the other. Also 3 head of horses & 3 head of mules such as she may choose of my stock of horses & 1 yoke of steers such as she may choose from my steers. One oxcart, one jersey wagon and 2 horse wagons & one buggy. All my household & kitchen furniture on hand at my death. Also all my provision crop consisting of corn, meat, seed, peas, oats. Also one Moslen & Bohanan Iron Safe. All my blacksmith tools & farming utensils & my sugar mill & boiler and my gin & screw for & during the term of her natural life. Upon her death it is my desire the property be divided equally among my children share & share alike & in the event of the death of one, leaving to that child's children share & share alike 3rd - I give & bequeath to my executors for the benefit of Sarah & Nancy Jane Rutherford 50 acres of land number 212 in the 20th district of Pulaski County. Also 100 acres of lot 239 in the 20th district of Pulaski County to be kept by my executors & to be rented out & said rental to be applied to their clothing & education until they are married out or the age of 21. 4th item - It is my will that my other land be sold by my executors and after paying all my debts to be divided among my children share & share alike except 20 acres more or less in the 20th district of Dodge county being in the southeast corner of said lot which is to be divided equally among my 5 boy children & not to be sold by them within 15 years except it be from one child to another. 5th item - I hereby appoint Catherine & sons Hiram James & James M Sapp executors of this my last will & testament on this 8th day of December 1881
Research Notes:
FRIENDSHIP METHODIST CHURCH.
FRIENDSHIP METHODIST CHURCH is in Eddins District, about ten miles from Eastman. It was established February 6th, 1906. D. W. Sapp gave the land for the church building, and was one of its first stewards. D. C. Pierce and J. T. Dunn were among the first stewards.
This church has about one hundred and fifty members, among whom are the family of D. C. Pierce, Mrs. T. 0. Sapp and family, N. B. McMullen and family, S. J. Fincher and family, Dock Coody and family, Henry Harrison and family, A. A. Hardy and family, and the family of B. W. Harrell.
The following have served as pastors since 1908: W. H. Strozier, A. E. Brewton, T. I. Smith, J. Lytle Jones, A. B. Wall, Rev. Ketchum, P. Holloway, W. C. Embry and W. H. Budd.
Additional Comments: From:
HISTORY OF DODGE COUNTY
COPYRIGHT 1932 By MRS. WILTON PHILIP COBB
Printed by FOOTE & DAVIES CO., ATLANTA.
From GA Newspaper Clippings: Pulaski Extracts 1810-1892 by Tad Evans.
Thurs Oct 10, 1878 "At the residence of the bride's father, Dr. David SAPP, on Wednesday, the 2nd inst, by Levi H. Harrell, J.P., Miss Nancy J. Sapp of Dodge County, and Mr. Duncan C. Daniel, of Pulaski. (source, Eastman Times) p.290
August 7, 1860. On list of Democratic Executive Committee for Pulaski: David SAPP
Feb 7 1882 "Survivors of Pulaski Volunteers: At a gathering of the survivors of the Pulaski Volunteers on Jan 19, 1882 the following were present. John W. SAPP p.294
p. 261-262 "Casualties in the 49th regiment of GA Regiment. 6 miles from Culpepper C, H. VA. Company K from Pulaski: wounded: W.R.Sapp" Company K August 9 Killed: W.R. SAPP
p. 69 June 29 1824, Auction...........in favor oe Elizabeth SAPP, guardian of EM> SAPP.vs. Soloman Wilson and William SAPP, guardian for the heirs of EM. SAPP, Sterling Wallace and Burrell SHEPARD, property levied on and returned by Casswell CALL, constable. ( Source Georgia Journal)"
p. 172 May 31 1842 " Grand Jury Plaski Superior Court, April term 1842 William SAPP (sources Southern Recorder and Unio Recorder)
p. 184 Dec 26, 1843 Pulaski Sherriff sale: first Tuesday in Feb will be sold: 367 acres belonging to Joseph Bracewell NEXT TO William SAPP (Ubion Recorder) Sometimes these help determine residence location.
This is probably Duncan DANIEL that married Jane SAPP.
p. 241 " Duncan C. DANIEL applies for letters of administration on the estate of James Gregory.....(Union Recorder)
p.244 Jan 19, 1858 "... Pulaski Co. to be sold first tuesday of March...all property of Samuel and Paul JONES, minors of Arthur JONES, deceased. Sold for the benefits of the heirs and creditors Signed Duncan C. DANIEL (union Recorder)p. 274 Duncan asks to be dismissed from administering the estate of Paul JONES, deceased ( UR)
The above are for one or two names from the book named above. I have other books by Tad Evans.. I would be glad to forward more if you give me some specific names in the Pulaski area.
Medical Notes:
Burial Notes:
This Cemetery is located on a private farm out of the family's hands. A wire fence in a cow pasture surrounds it. Today it is run down and torn up by the cows. If you know where to look you can see it from Antioch Baptist Cemetery #1, this Cemetery is located off of Antioch Church Rd. Take Friendship UMC Rd. off of Rt. 23 in Dubois. Follow it down about 3 to 4 miles Friendship UMC Rd. turns into Antioch Church Rd.
Noted events in his life were:
• Book: History of Dodge Early Marriages.
• Census: Georgia 1860 Pulaski Unknown Township Image 47. Dwelling 287 Family 280 David Sapp (Sopp) (37), Catherine (38), Hiram (15), William B. (13), Nancy J. (13), Elmira C. (9), David W. (2), Luke A. (1/2 Mo.)
Post Office: Hawkinsville Roll: M653_134 Page: 293 Year: 1860
• Georgia Deaths, 1919-98. Name: DAVID W. SAPP Spouse: ISABELLA HOLDER Marriage Date: 24 May 1877 County: Dodge State: GA
• Georgia Marriages, 1851-1900. Name: DAVID W. SAPP Spouse: ISABELLA HOLDER Marriage Date: 24 May 1877 County: Dodge State: GA
• Master Mason.
• Picture: (Nancy Nicholson) and David Sapp.
• Census: Georgia 1870 Pulaski East of River Image 40, July 11, 1870. Dwelling 373 Family 373 David Sapp (47), Catherine (48), Nancy (23), Elmira (21), David (18), James (16), Mary (13) , Luke (11)
Roll: M593_170 Page: 419 Image: 360
• Census: Georgia 1880 Dodge All Townships District 42 Image 1, June 1, 1880. Dwelling 2 Family 2 David Sapp (28), Isobay (16), James (1mo.) Mary (1), ? Mary (8)
Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: District 384, Dodge, Georgia; Roll: T9_143; Family History Film: 1254143; Page: 467A; Enumeration District: 42; Image: 0715.
• Census: Georgia 1900 Dodge All Townships ED# 31 Image 16, June 15, 1900. David (Head) (48), Isabella (Wife) (37), James (20), John (16), William (14), Grover (12), Effie (10), Oscar (8), Benjamin (6), Dudley (4), Cleo (8.5 mo.). Also listed are two servents John Yonne (male) (22 and Dryurs (Spell) (Female) Yonne (20). Sheet 8 Image 16.
Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Eddins, Dodge, Georgia; Roll: T623 192; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 31.
• Census: Georgia 1910 Dodge Eddins District 56 Image 14, May 5, 1910. Dwelling 124 Family 124 David Sapp (58), Nancy (39), Oscar (19), Benjamin (17), Dudley (15), Susie (10), Torace (7), Lester (3)
Series: T624 Roll: 185 Part: 1 Page: 147B Year: 1910
• Census: Georgia 1920 Dodge Eddins District 15 Image 13, January 14, 1920. Dwelling 128 Family 127 David Sapp (67), Nancy (47), Torace (16), Samuel (13)
Roll: T625_247 Page: 7A ED: 15 Image: 0909
• Picture: Sapp Family. L/R Lester, David Sapp, Nancy (Nickolson), Torace, Susie Cleo (Sapp) Horne
• Death Certificate: David Wilson Sapp Death Certificate. Titl e Sapp , Age at Death 72 years City of Death Eastman County of Death Dodge Date of Death 1924 -05 -02 Year of Death 1924 Father's Name Dave Sapp Mother's Name Katie Buchan First Name Last Name Sapp Race or Ethnic Origin Caucasian Certificate Number 14511 Sex Male Spouse's Name Nancy Sapp Format Document Cite as Death Certificates, Vital Records, Public Health, RG 26-5-95, Georgia Archives Digital Collection Georgia Death Certificates Filename 004179280 _01378 .jpg
David married Nancy Nicholson [4649] [MRIN: 1682] on January 5, 1909 in , Pulaski, Georgia, USA.1 (Nancy Nicholson [4649] was born in 1871.)
Marriage Notes:
By Martin Corey J.P.
David next married Isabella "Isobell Isabay Isababe" Holder [102] [MRIN: 57], daughter of George William Holder [11368] and Absola "Apsilla" "Appie" Coody [4590], on May 24, 1877. (Isabella "Isobell Isabay Isababe" Holder [102] was born on November 18, 1863, died on July 28, 1908 and was buried in Dubois, Dodge, Georgia, USA.)
Marriage Notes:
R. E. Mills M.C.
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