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DAVIDSON,
Richard |
b. 12/25/1783
d. Feb. 8, 1839 |
Pinckneyville area
in 1810, Purchased 1000 arpents on Bayou Sara |
Eliza Noel
Pintard |
Eliza Ellen;
John Pintard; Louise Pintard; Louis Marsden; Mary Holliday; Richard Larned; Helen Marie; Julia Servoss; Lucy Ann; Thomas Servoss; |
Medical Doctor in Pincknetville
Military Doctor 1806-1808, War of 1812 - 12th & 13th Consolidated Regiment Louisana Militia |
Louisiana
Genealogical Register, Volume XLII No. 3 September 1995 which includes sources and documents |
William Davison | - | |
DAY,
Jonathan |
b. ca 1770
d. 1838 |
Amite Co. 1808 | 1st wife:
Dau of John Trice; 2nd wife, Cecealia
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By 1st wife:
Rebecca; Mary 'Polly'; Tabitha; Sarah 'Sally'; By 2nd wife:
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Member of Galilee
Baptist Church |
Long Creek Baptist
Chruch, Warren Co. GA; 1885 Head of Household Hancock Co. GA; Passports of South Eastern Pioneers; American State Papers; Amite marriages; 1810 Amite Co. Fed. Census; 1816 Amite Co. State Census; Galilee church records; |
Virginia Ewing | - | |
DAY,
Jonathan |
b ca 1770
d bef. 1838 |
1808 - Amite co.
1820 - Wilkinson co. |
(1)Ms. Trice; (2)Cecealia Oglesby | By Ms. Trice :
Rebecca b 1792; Mary b 1794; Tabitha b 1798; Sarah b 1800; By Cecealia Oglesby: Jonathan Jefferson b 1815; Malinda b 1817; David b 1818; |
Charter member of
Galilee Baptist Church |
1810 Amite co
Federal census; 1816 Amite co State census; Minute book - Wilkinson co Marriage records transcribed by Liahona, Inc.; Will of John Trice, Sr.; |
Tina Hall | - | |
DAY,
Robert D. |
b. 1755 | Amite County, 1810 | Rebecca "Fannie" Hannon | All Born in Georgia
David b. April 20, 1787; Jonathan b. 1796; Benjamin b. 1779; Mary b. 1780; Jeptha Vinning b. 1800; Robert Day III b. 1798; |
Farmer;
Revolutionary Soldier; Charter member of Zion Hill Baptist in Liberty, MS; |
Ms. Elaine English;
Ms. Virginia Ewing- Land deeds from Georgia, etc.;. Ms. Francis McCulloch of Huntsville, Texas; US Census 1820; |
Billy Day | - | |
DIVINE,
William |
ukn | Land Claim in Ms Territory
Dec. 29, 1806. Certificate
#313; 320 acres on Bayou Pierre; Samuel Gibson assignee of William Divine |
Hulda? | Ebenezer;
Kinsman; Samuel C; |
- | Land Claims in the Ms Territory | Janice Clemons | - | |
DIXON, David | ca 1770-1813 | Amite Co., MS -
Sept. 1809 |
Sylvia Boothe Dixon | Priscilla;
Martha; |
Member Ebenezer
Baptist Church |
Marriage record,
Orange Co., NC; Will of Daniel Boothe, Orange Co., NC; Ebenezer Baptist Church minutes; Estate records of David Dixon, Amite Co., MS; Orphans Court Records, Amite Co., MS |
Sue Skay Abruscato | - | |
DIXON,
Roger |
b. 1763
Fredericksburg, VA; d. 1833 Jefferson Co., MS; |
Natchez District, 1789. (See McBee Book) | Mildred Summervale | Priscilla--m.Vogh;
Elizabeth --m. Minor; Lucy--m. Charles Riley ( My line); Robert--m. Rachel?; Mary m. Bennett; Nancy m. Christmas; Phillip m. ?; Susan m. Lathem; |
Roger Dixon was in
the first MS Militia. (Appointed by Winthrop Sargent); Judge or JP in the Natchez District. Farmer - raised Indigo and tobacco; |
Various sources. Court
Case # 4711 Jefferson
County. Court case # 6812 Warren County. These two cases were concerning the children Prisilla Vogh and Elizabeth Minor contesting the will of Mildred Dixon who died in 1850. The McBee book about court documents of the Natchez district. In this book is the accountting of Roger Dixon and his move to Natchez in 1789. He is registering his slaves so he can go back to Fredericksburg to attend to business. Many references in the MS State Archives about Roger Dixon. |
Patricia Roebuck | - | |
DORTCH,
William |
b. ca. 1760
d. Jan. 1801 |
Removed from SC
after 1790 to the Natchez area by Oct 1791. Later moved downriver to Spanish Feliciana, where he died. |
Mary Hays | John b. ca. 1784
m. Elizabeth Atkins; Nancy Ann b. 1786 m. Parsons Carter; David m. Mary Young; Mary; |
Served in the SC
militia in 1780 & 1781 during the Rev. |
Spanish West Florida Records:
Vol. IV,
pp. 42-44; Vol. V, pp. 11-12. The American State Papers, Vol. III, pp. 39, 49. East Feliciana Parish, LA: Probate file for Mary Hays Dortch O'Sholar. South Carolina Archives, Revolutionary War Audited Account No. 853. The Natchez Court Records, 1767-1805; Mary W. McBee, Book B, pp. 530- 532; Book E, p. 66. |
James M. Perrin | - | |
DOWNING,
Thomas |
b. 18 Oct 1770 | MS Territory ca 1808;
Adams County before 1818; Marion County before 1820; Hinds County ca 1829; |
Martha Ann Newman; | Thomas, Jr.; |
Served under
Gen Claiborne during the Creek Indian War |
Obituary,
Raymond Gazette, 15 August 1845; 1818 Adams Co. Tax Rolls; 1820 US Census, Marion Co., MS; |
Walt Downing | - | |
DRENNAN, David | Died 1811 | Amite County, MS 1803 Amite River | Ruth (Maiden
name unknown) |
Martha b.ca.1786;
Elizabeth b.ca.1788; William H. b.ca.1790; Alsey b.ca.1793; Sarah b.ca.1795; Mary dau. b. ?; |
Farmer-Filed claim
on 174 acres of land in Amite County. Claim number 1184. Dated Mar. 26, 1804 |
Journal of Land Commissioners
Vol. 1,
p. 196; Federal census of 1810 Amite Co. MS; Will probated October 1811 Amite Co. MS; |
William A. Morgan | - | |
DU BOIS,
Pierre |
b. 1768
d. 1822 |
Attakapas: St. Martinville | Julienne Dartez (épouse Du Bois) | - |
Served in War of 1812 | Hebert volumes on shelf in St. Martinville courthouse; | paul-harvey Du Bois | - |
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