Johann Lewis Sr. REDWINE

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Apparently Ludwig Riedweil Sr. and Barbara Bchler had four children before they came to America: FHC film #247602
1 Johann Michael Riedweil chr. GR 22 Mar 1733
2 Johann Riedweil born GR 1 May 1737
3 Johann Ludwig Riedweil born GR 4 Dec 1740
4 Anna Margretha Riedweil born GR 18 Feb 1745
5 Jacob was born in America Oct. 1751
6 John was born in America abt 1756
The John B. 1756 is sometimes confused with the above metioned Johann B. 1737. Our best guess is that Johnannes B. 1737 either stayed in Germany or died before or during the trip to America.
the christening record of Maria Dorothea Grimm, daughter of Jacob and Magdalena Grimm in May 1729, it lists Johann Ludwig Riedweyl as an apprentice weaver, single, and son of Friedrich Riedweyl (Doc. #6). Also in christening record of his second child Johannes, Ludwig Sr. is listed as a yarn weaver, Doc.# 3 but elsewhere, as just a weaver.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Dr. Georg Fischer
To: Tex Dick
Date: Wednesday, July 01, 1998 7:45 AM
Subject: Record 8-Dec-1740
Dear Tex,
the first record is on 2 pages.
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[End of the first page for 1740:]
December Den 8. December wurde Johann Ludwig Riedweilens, Brger und [Mobeus??] alhier und seines Eheweibs Barbara, Shnlein welches den 4. eiusdiem geboren, getauft und [beginning of next page]
1740 102 December [faint overwriting in this place: " 12 ?", maybe "18"] Johann Ludwig genannt, Taufzeugen waren Johann Ludwig [A???] weyl: Theolbaldt [A???], gewesen Brger alhier [Hinterlosser??] ehel. Sohn, und Anna Apolonia, Friedrich Riedweilens Brgers alhier ehel: Tochter, beyde noch ledigen Wandels, wir
attestiren
[signatures:]
Ludwig ridweil Christian Melchior
als Vatter Fischer Pfrr.[= pastor]
[??] Ludwig A.
al gevatter
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On Dec. 8th was J.L. Riedweil's ["ens" is possessive grammar form], citizen and ?? here and his wife's Barbara little son, which was born 4th the same month [latin] baptized and Johann Ludwig named, bapt. witnesses were J.L. [some name] [??] Theobaldt [same name] who was citizen here [name] marriage son, and Anna Apolonia, Friedrich Riedweil's citizen here marriage daughter, both still unmarried, we certify [signatures]
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I cannot translate "Ehel:" properly without my dictionary,
it means that they were born by a marriaed couple.
The faint cross over the record would indicate that somebody else noted later that the child died (soon?), that occurs rather often, together with a year. But I'm not sure about this, and the write put a question mark also.
The name RIEDWEIL is rather clear, except that in the
signature it's RIDWEIL.
My [Dr. Fisher] picture is:
Friedrich = grandfather of the newborn son
Johann Ludwig = father, Barbara = mother
Johann Ludwig = son, born 4-Dec-1740, bapt. 8-Dec (this record)
Anna Apolonia = bapt. witness, aunt of the newborn
So long - Georg
punctum-transfer
Dr. Georg Fischer , Mobil 0172 9407118
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1749 - In the summer of 1749, a man by the name of Landenberger of Ebingen, who made frequent trips between Germany and America, brought back favorable letters from Hans Balthass Bitzer and Matthaeus Mautte. According to a report in 1749 by Mayor Venninger of Lauffen, preserved at Ludwigsburg, the letters are said to have "made such an impression among different families, that they even now appear to be intent on leaving next Spring." This resulted in the large Lauffen emigration of 1750, including some on the ship "Osgood."
1750 - Germany, Pfalz, Bayern, Immigrant's surname: READWILE Immigrant's given name(s): Johann Ludwig
Ship name: Osgood U.S. arrival date: 29 SEP 1750
Port: Philadelphia, PA Place of origin: Res: Freckenfeld, Pfalz, Bayern, Germany late of Cowes Source: Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants, by I. Daniel Rupp
1750 - PA, Philadelphia 29 Sept., The ship 'Osgood' arrived in Philadelphia from Rotterdam, last from Cowes; William Wilkie, Captain, listed 480 [ or 180 "not sure"] passengers. Ludwig Readwile and Joh. Michael Rietweill were among those passengers.
Ludwig RIETHWEIL and his family most likely were taken to the court house where he then made his mark on the Oath of Allegiance and qualified, as well as his son Michael who was able to sign his name. Since Michael was over the age of 16, he had to qualify. The other children were under the age of 16, so were not required to qualify. Michael signed his name Rietweill to the document. Ludwig did not sign the document, but made his mark "LRW" and the spelling of the surname as "Readwile" is most likely a phonetic one by the court clerk.
1760 - 15 Aug 1760 Lodwick REDWINE of Granville County, North Carolina, for fifty pounds proclamation money, purchased from William Meadows of Orange County, 233 acres located eastward of Michael Peeler's and on the branches of Shillons (now Shelton's) Creek. The land adjoined Slaughter and Matheas. Lodwick owned this land when he died as it is included in the inventory of his estate. Source: Granville Co NC Deed Book H, p 364 (per Martha Redwine)
1764 - Lodowick Redwine appeared on the Granville Co NC tax list. This is the first tax list he has been located in. He paid one poll. The list was made by Col. Harris.
1766 - Lodwick Redwine was listed on the tax list of Granville Co North Carolina. The list was made by John Thomas and the number of polls paid has been blurred and not readable.
1767 - Lodwick Redwine was on the tax list of Granville Co NC when he paid one poll.
1767 - NC Granville Co. deed book H (1765-1826) page, 364 Lodwick Redwine of Granville Co. records land deed August 15, 1767 from William Medows of Orange Co. NC.
1768 - Lodwick Redwine was on the tax list of Granville Co NC as shown in tithables taken by Robert Harris. He paid two polls which included son Jacob Redwine shown. The law at the time in North Carolina set the white male poll at ages 16 and upward. Jacob would have reached age 16 in October 1767.
1769 - Lodwick Reetwile appeared on the Granville Co NC tax list and paid two polls. Michael Redwine appeared same list. 1769 - NC, Granville Co., tax list Lodowick Redwine 2 whites.
1770 - Lodwick Redwine was on the Granville Co NC tax list, paying two polls.
1771 - Ludwick Redwine appeared on the Granville Co NC tax list and paid three polls. This would indicate the youngest son John had reached the age of 16 years.
1772 - 22 Feb On page, 329 Granville County Unregistered Wills Lewis RIETHWEIL (signed in German Ludwig) wrote his will in Granville County naming sons Lewis, Michael, Jacob, John, and daughter Margaret Peeler, wife of Michael Peeler. The youngest son, John, was underage at that time. His wish was that son John was to serve his brother Jacob but for one year, then to be declared free. as of 1785 The original will, is in the care of the Granville County clerk of the Superior Court. The Will was filed in 1772.

Will Of LUDWIG RIETHWEIL / REDWINE
1772 - 22 Feb On page, 329 Granville County Unregistered Wills Lewis RIETHWEIL (signed in German Ludwig) wrote his will in Granville County naming sons Lewis, Michael, Jacob, John, and daughter Margaret Peeler, wife of Michael Peeler. The youngest son, John, was underage at that time. His wish was that son John was to serve his brother Jacob but for one year, then to be declared free. as of 1785 The original will, is in the care of the Granville County clerk of the Superior Court. The Will was filed in 1772
The Will of Ludwig Riethweil ( Lewis Redwine Sr. ) In the name of God amen;
I, Lewis Riethweil of Granville Co. in the Province of North Carlonia, being weak in body but sound in mind and memory ( thanks be to God) do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following, VIZ;
Imprimis, I lend to my loving wife, Barbara Riethweil during the term of her natural life or widowhood the use of all my stock and household furniture on the plantation wereon I now live.
Item: I give to my son Lewis Riethweil one Shilling Sterling.
Item: I give to my son Michael Riethweil one Shilling Sterling.
Item: I give to my two sons Jacob and John Riethweil to them and their heirs and assigns forever my tract of two hundred and fifty acres of land wereon I now live and if at any time after my decease the said tract of land should be sold the purchase money thereof to be equally divided between my two sons Jacob and John Rietheweil.
Item: As my above youngest son John Riethweil is at the present time underage my will and desire is that in the case of my speddy death the said my son John Riethweil is to serve his brother Jacob Reithweil but one year and then be declared free.
Item: My will and desire is that after the decease of my above loving wife Barbara Riethwiel all my stock and household furniture be equally divided between my several children to wit: my son Michael Riethweil, Jacob and John Riethwiel, and my daughter Margaret Peeler.
Lastly, I do appoint my son in law Michael Peeler and Anthony Peeler to be Executors of this my last will and Testament revoking and disannulling and making void all other wills heretofore by me made and in order that this be my last will and testament I have hereunto set my hand and seal this Twenty Second day of February 1772.
Signed Sealed and delivered and ordered to be his last will and Testament in the presence of us.
Signed..( his signature ).. Ludwig Riethwiel
Michael Peeler
Jacob Hoffman < Jurat
Anthony Peeler Jurat
Proved August Court 1772
NOTE: Clerk used the spelling of "Lewis Riethwield" an apparently the person signing was "Ludwig Riethweil.
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1772 - NC, Aug The inventory of Lodwick Redwine was recorded into Granville County Court in August 1772 which means he died between 22 Feb 1772 and Aug 1772. The inventory included the 233 acres of land he purchased in 1760. In this document, his name was shown with three different spellings, Lodwick Redwine; Lewis Riethweil; & Lodowick Redwine.
Obviously, the son named John who was underage in 1772 was not the same Johannes who was baptized 5 May 1737. In Mittelberger's diary, he said there were no less than 32 that died on the 'Osgood.' Freckenfeld belongs in the federal German state of Rheinland-Pfalz. Freckenfeld belongs to Kreis Germersheim, RegBez Rheinhessen-Pfalz, Land Rheinland-Pfalz The AGS is 07334005. The ZIP code is 76872
Following are some variations found while searching the name Redwine: Raedwine, Radewynde, Radewint, Radwin, Ritwell, Redewinus, Readwile, Rietweill, Redewinus, Redewyne, Redwin, Redwine, Redwile, Reedwine, Reetwhile, Reichwein, Reitweild, Reitweil, Rietwell, Ritwell, Riethweil. Source : "Ancestors and Descendants of John and Sarah and other Redwines," by Martha Redwine Nelson.
As the Palatine population grew in England, the Crown ordered a census made of these people. This inventory is preserved in the British Museum Library, London, England. It is from this inventory taken at Walworth, 27th of May, 1709, that we find Redwines. Lists of Germans from the Palatinate Who Came to England in 1709 are: Frederick Ritweil, age 32, wife, son age 2, Lutheran; and Jacob Ritweil, age 22, single, Lutheran. On Jan. 1710, a ship of Palatines sailed to America, arriving in Va. 13 weeks later. The Palatines were shipped across the Albermarle Sound to the Neuse River and placed on the south side of a point of land along the Trent River. There were also other ships coming to the Colonies during this great migration period of 1710- 1712, however, no document was found of Jacob and/or Frederick sailing to America. Source : "Ancestors and Descendants of John and Sarah and other Redwines," by Martha Redwine Nelson.
Other passengers on the ship "Osgood" included the following: From Lauffen were Ludwig Bitzer, Rudolph Christe, Jacob Koenig, Johann Matthias Spohn, Christian Stotz, Hans Balthass Stotz, Ludwig Stotz, and Johannes Wolfer. Hans Jerg Gutekunst was from Nagold. There was also a passenger by the name of Georg Becker who might possibly have been a relative of Barbara, wife of Johann Ludwig RIETHWEIL. There was a man named Johannes Seyl, but it is not known if this name might have been Seyler. If so, there might be a relationship to Peter Seyler whose son was baptized in 1755. Johann Michael Riethweil and his wife Christina were sponsors. Source 1: "Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709 - 1786"
"Probably most of you on the REDWINE list already have viewed the original Granville Co NC records, but it is interesting to see the different spellings in the same documents. I have some copies of original records of Granville Co NC which show the various spellings of the name.
A list of Taxables taken for 1766:
Lodwick REDWINE
1767 tax list:
Lodwick REDWINE
List of Tithables Taken by Robt Harris for 1768:
Lodwick REDWINE & Son Jacob

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I thought perhaps this might help to answer any doubts one might have. Seeing different spellings in the original document (and sometimes even different on the same page) should erase any doubt that Ludwig appears as Ludwig/Lodwick/Lodowick/Lewis and RIETHWEIL/REDWINE in the Granville Co NC records." "Imogene Bennett" Springfield, MO

Johann married Barbara BAECHLER on 15 Nov 1731 in Germany, Rhineland, Pfalz, Freckenfeld. Barbara (daughter of BAECHLER and Anna Barbara) was born on 1 Nov 1710 in Rhineland, Pfalz, Freckenfeld, Germany; died after Aug 1772 in Granville Co. NC. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1732 - Germany, Freckenfeld 22, March. Johann Michael Redwile was born. This is from the Bible record of Michael Jr. and Daniel L. and these two Bibles may in fact be the same. Source: A copy of the Bible page of what I guess is from the Bible of Michael Redwine Sr. son of Lewis Redwine Sr. or a extract of some type of what would have been in his Bible. Most of the names recorded on the copy of the Bible page were names for the family members of Johann Michael Riethwiel Sr. also known as ( Michael Redwine Sr.) I also think what I have seen and have in hand is a copy of a hand made extract of the original Bible of Michael Redwine Sr. or the records that it contained.
1733 - Germany, Freckenfeld 22, March. Johann Michael Riedweyl was baptized 22 Mar 1733. This would have been on his first birthday. He was listed as the son of Ludwig Riedweyl and Barbara. Source: Records of Lutheran Church, Freckenfeld, Germany as extracted by the Church of LDS of Salt Lake City, UT.
1750 - PA, Philadelphia 29, Sep., Ludwig Rietweil Sr. and his family arrived in Philadelphia. They were taken to the court house where he then made his mark on the Oath of Allegiance and qualified to enter the country, as did his son Michaelwho was able to sign his own name. Since Michael was over the age of 16, he had to qualify. The other children were under the age of 16, so were not required to qualify. Michael signed his name Rietweill to the document. Ludwig did not signthe document, but made his mark "LRW" and the spelling of the surname as "Readwile" is most likely a phonetic one by the court clerk. Other passengers on the ship "Osgood" included the following: Johannes Seyl, but it is not known if this name might have been Seyler. If so, there might be a relationship to Peter Seyler whose son was baptized in 1755. Johann Michael Riethweil and his wife Christina were sponsors. Source: "Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786"
1755 - 20 April, Johann Michael Riethwiel and his wife Christina were both sponsors to Johann Michael, son of Peter and Anna Barbara Seyler, in what is now St. Luke's Lutheran Church, five miles east of Hellertown, in Williams Township, Northampton Co., PA. Source: "Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786" - Seyler. Johann Michael, S. Peter and w. Anna Barbara; b. March 4; bapt. April 20; sp. Johann Michael Riethweil and w. Christina.
1758 - about this time Michael Redwine Sr. arrived in NC.
1760 - 27 Aug John Michael Redwine secured a Land Entry from John Earl Granville's agents for 700 acres of vacant land on both sides of Adcock's Creek in Granville Co,. The document begins with the name John Michael Redwine and is signed Samuel Benton for Michael Redwine.
Source: "Ancestors and Descendants of John and Sarah and other Redwines," by Martha Redwine Nelson, p 27
1761 - NC, Granville Co., 28, July John Michael Redwine purchased for 10 shillings sterling, 360 acres of land on both sides of Adcock's Creek in Granville County. He must pay a yearly rent of 14 shillings and two pence half penny as long as he or his assigns occupy this land. Should he fail to do so, the land reverts to the former owner, John Earl Granville. Source: Granville Co NC Deed Book D, p 427
1763 - NC, Granville Co., 27 May William Ogilvie of Granville County sold John Michael Redwine of Granville County, for 20 pounds current money of Virginia, one tract containing 445 acres, part of a 555-acres deed bearing date of 25 Jul 1761,
bordering the McCullogh line. Four years later, John Michael Redwine of Granville County sold this same 445 acres back to William Ogilvie for 35 pounds proclamation money. Source 1: Granville Co NC Deed Book F, p 405 & 406 Source 2:
Granville Co NC Deed Book H, p 300
1763 - NC, Granville Co. July 7 deed book "F" page 326 & 327 John Michael Redwine to Ephraim McLemore for 30 L, 250 acres. This is the rest of the 360 acres from July 28, 1761.
1767 - NC, deed book "H" page 364, William Meadows of Orange Co. NC, deed to Lodwick Redwine of Granville Co. GWYNN - Kinfolks
1769 - NC, Granville Co., Michael Redwine appeared on the Granville Co NC tax list.
1771 - NC
1783 - NC, Michael Redwine deed to George Lanamoore including 7 ac said Redwile sold to John Davis. signed by John Davis, Michael Redwile and Christian Redwile April 7th 1783
1790 - NC, Montgomery Co., census h/h Michael Redwine 1 male over 16 and 3 females over 16
1800 - NC, Montgomery Co., census page 485 h/h Michael Redwine...need to do it.
The Bible I am working from is known to have once belonged to Martha Jane Redwine daughter of Daniel L. Redwine. On the copy we see it appears to this researcher to have been written in the same hand. If the person copying this had no first hand information as to what the name were that she copied or what they should have been or the way the letters of the time were formed this could be how the name Saloma could be transcribed or extracted as Polma or some other form of it.
The Daniel Redwine Bible lists the birth of Michael Redwile as the same as this copy of his Bible record does and that is 22 Mar 1732. Source: "Ancestors and Descendants of John and Sarah and other Redwines," by Martha Redwine Nelson.


Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, COLEMAN, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL

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"Vicki Land"

Johann married on 24 Jun 1751 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1737 - Germany Doc. # 3 Records of Lutheran Church, Freckenfeld Parish ( Bavarian - Pfalz ) Christenings 1722 - 1737 ( FHL film # 247602 ) On the 1st May (1737) in the evening, Johann Ludwig Riedweyler, Citizen and yarn weaver here, and wife Barbara, maiden name Bachlin, had a son born and on 5th May was officially Christened and named Johannes. Christening witnesses were: Johannes Helck, legitimate son of Johann Ludwig Helcken, citizen here.
1750 - Germany, John never left or died enroute from Germany on the "Osgood" Ludwig's son named John was underage in the will of Lewis Sr. dated 1772 and is not the same Johannes who was born 1 May 1737 in Freckenfeld Germany. In mMittelberger's diary, he said there were no less than 32 that died on the Osgood.


Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, COLEMAN, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL

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1740 - Germany, Freckenfeld, On Dec. 8th was J.L. Riedweil's ["ens" is possessive grammar form], citizen and ?? here and his wife's Barbara little son, which was born 4th the same month [latin] baptized and Johann Ludwig named, bapt. witnesses were J.L. [some name] [??] Theobaldt [same name] who was citizen here [name] marriage son, and Anna Apolonia, Friedrich Riedweil's citizen here marriage daughter, both still unmarried, we certify [signatures]
1740 - Germany, Freckenfeld, 08 Dec 1740. Johann Ludwig RIEDWEILENS, son of Johann Ludwig RIEDWEILENS and Barbara, was baptized 8 Dec 1740. Source: Records of the Lutheran Church, Freckenfeld, Germany. Note: I have seen others report a birth date for Johann Ludwig Jr. of 9 March 1739.
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1774 - PA, Lewis REDWINE married ? WALTER(S) in PA. With a marriage date of 28 Aug. 1774. Source: Martha Redwine Nelson's book asks in her book is this the same Lewis that is named in the will of Johann Ludwig Sr. ?
Bear in mind that as far as I know to this date, no source has been found for the KINGSLEY or WALTER marriage.
I have no source or proof that the children of Lewis Redwine Jr. that I display are correct. I have removed the child I did display named Hut. This serves as a note that there could be a child by that name.
The child named Wilis that I display could be a short or nickname for William. The date of birth on the two names are not the same. I don't know if those dates are correct or guessed at. They could be the same person but I have seen these two names in the same family as being seperate people. For now I will display Willis as a child of LRJ.
In Ms. Nelson book in the chapter named "others" She shows that a Lewis REDWINE served in the War of 1812, with Bradley's Regiment, Virginia Militia, as a Private. D card No. 38888753. It did not appear that she had ordered the records for this person. Check Mecklenburg and Russell Co.,VA as well as the above record.


Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, COLEMAN, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL

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Anna Margaretha Riedweilin, born 8 Feb., 1745 Freckenfeld Germany. She was baptized 21 Feb 1745. Source: Records of Lutheran Church, Freckenfeld, Germany.
As I told you, the 2nd record is very difficult to read.
What I see is:
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Taufprotokoll der Evangelischen Gemeinde zu Freckenfeld
1745 [page] 136 Februar .. 8th Ludwig ridweil [father] ... Frau ... Barbara Anna Margretha Riedweilin von Freckenfeld ... [baptized]
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There is a 3rd record which I photocopied, where the "aunt" is godmother of a child from a different family, I only hit her signature in the baptisement record:
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1748 April, maybe 2nd (page 181) Johann Jacob Krb... Anna Margaretha, baptized ... Godmother: Anna Margaretha Riedweil
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They very often gave the children the christian names of their godparents. Have a good time - Georg


Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, COLEMAN, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL

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• Residence: Abt 1795
• Residence: 1832

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JACOB REDWINE WILL
Will book B, Page 64-65 or WILL BOOK A page 64
July Term 1840
Admitted to record

Recorded this 3rd September 1840
D. Morley (?),C.C.O.
In the name of ____ amen I Jacob Redwine Senr. of the State of Georgia and County of Cowita being old and weekly of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of my day and knowing that it is appointed for a man once to die first I resign and give up my soul unto almighty God who gave it. As to my worldy substance that God has been pleased to blefs me with I give distribute and bequeath in the following manner.
First after all my Lawful debts is (paid) I wish for the heirs to have two years (indulg)ance after my decease to make payments to the estate.
Secondly I give to my beloved daughter Nancy D. Redwine four hundred dollars in money with all my household and Kitchen furniture with the exception of my chest bed and furniture also one Cow and ________.
Thirdly I wish for a fifty dollar note which I hold on James Larimore to go towards his part and the balance I give to his two daughters equally namely Elizabeth Larimore and Prissy Larimore, at my decease.
Fourthly I wish for the balance of my Estate to be divided equally amongst my children and Lastly I request and desire my two sons John Redwine and Lewis Redwine the appointed Executors to this my Last will and testiment this thirteenth day of September Eighteen hundred and thirty nine.
Witnesseth
Sarah Stamps
Willey D. Redwine) Jacob Redwine (seal)
Mons W. Stamps

Georgia Coweta County) Coweta Inferior Court Siting for Ordinary Purpose July Term 1840
Personally came in open court Mons W. Stamps who being duly sworn de-poseth and saith that he saw Jacob Redwine sign seal publish and declare this writing contained on this paper to be his last will and Testament and that at the time he was of sound disposing mind and memory and that he did it ----------willingly?.

Pages 226 - 227
Georgia ) A bill of appraisment of
Coweta County ) Jacob Redwine Decd of all his property this the 24th day of August 1840
One bed and stid? and cord sheet and counterpin and fuller and underbed and three
Blankets two coverleds and one quilt and Stand of Curtains $ 40.00
One Several ____ Chest 4.00
One note on William H. Parker due the 3rd day of January 1840 59.00
One note on William H. Parker due the third day of January 1840 600.00
One note on William and Lewis Hearn due the third day of February 1839 105.18
One note on John W. Carroll due April the 4th day 1837 186.26
with a credit of seven dollars and fifty cents December 25th day 1839
One note on John Redwine due the14th day of January 1837 165.54
And two credits one for five dollars the 30th day of May 1838 and for twenty
four dollars the 6th day of February 1840
One note on Michael Rodwine due the 21st day of July 1840 289.29
One note on James Larimore due the 8th day of May 1838 251.00
One note on Joseph Parker due the 5th of October 1839 247.00
One pare of saddle bags .55
One ______and gear 4.00
One box of Shoe tools 1.00
2 hand saws and foot adj. 2.00
One lot of Eleven Chifsels and three rasps 1.50
One lot of five plains one whetstone and two gimblets 2.50
One lot of sundary tools and half bushel 1.50
One peace of (iron) and frow .50
Two coopers crows & one weeding hoe .50
Two math plains 1.00
One box & two drawing knives square & compafs 3.00
Two club axes & Iron wedge & broad axe
One jointer and stock & auger & cutting knive .25
One lot of wheel lumber 1.50
One weathe sheep 2.00
One lot of Cows 2.00
One lot of bacon 3.50
We do hereby certify that is a Just and true appraisment of the Estate of Jacob Redwine Decd.
Moses W. Stamps )
Allen E. Bullard)
Wm. Bullard ) Appraisers
I do hereby certify that the above appraisers Moses W. Stamps Allen E. Bullard and Wm. Bullard were Sworn according to Law this the 24th day of August 1840 Henry McBride J.P.
One hand hammer not handed to the appraisers
One saw
One shot gun
One vice

Elbert County Deed Book F,1799-1800 p.36 4th July 1799
Wm.Guttrey & Hannah his wife of Elbert Co. Ga. to Leroy Guttery of Franklin Co. Ga. for $100, on North Fork of Beaver Dam Creek Waters, 100 acres, being part of 250 acres orig, granted to Henry Duncan, 20th Jan,1796 mouth of branch up branch, on and up creek, mouth of branch adj. TOREN MERIT & JACOB REDWINE.
Signed Wm. (X) Guttrey
Hannah (X) Guttrey
Witnesse Jas. Cameron
J. P. Registered 16 April 1800
Submitted to Redwine Group - Skip Shepherd 8-13-1999

BIRTH: Source PIONEERS OF HART GA by Travis Parker,
MILITARY: Soldier in the Revolutionary War, Pvt NC, Private in Capt. John Johnston?s Company, Col. John Collier?s Regiment, under the command of Brig. Gen. John Butler; was discharged 22 Dec 1780. The story is told that Jacob said that when he got out of the army he had nothing in the world but a blue jug. The Sarah Dickinson Chapter placed a DAR marker on his grave on the 100th anniversary of his birth, 3 Nov 1940, 2:00 pm, Source, GENEALOGY OF THE POWELL, REDWINE, PATTERSON FAMILIES by Mary Brewster Patterson, 1953., DAR Patriot Index p2419
SOURCE: Private Jacob Redwine is listed for both rolls, Payroll of Captain John Johnstone?s Co, Captain John Collier?s Regiment of NC Militia, commanded by John butler, Brigadier General, 22 Dec 1780, Company Payroll, dated 22 Dec 1780, record of pay for the period 8 Sep-22 Dec 1780 (106 days), Receipt Roll, "appears on a Receipt Roll under the heading: Recd of Captain John Johnstone special tickets in pay for the under named for serving one Tour of Duty under his Command on 16 Dec 1780, Discharged Roll dated 29 Jul 1783, Source microfilm roll M881-785 Rev. War Army, Compiled Service Records of Soldiers, via internet, usgenweb, ga site.

1768 Lodwick Redwine was on the tax list of Granville Co., NC as shown in tithables taken by Robert Harris. He paid two polls which included son Jacob Redwine shown. The law at the time in NC set the white male poll at ages 16 and upward.
Jacob would have reached age 16 in October 1767.
1772 - NC, Granville Co., 22 Feb 1772 Lewis RIETHWEIL (signed in German Ludwig) wrote his will in Granville County naming sons Lewis, Michael, Jacob, John, and daughter Margaret Peeler, wife of Michael Peeler. The youngest son, John, was underage at that time. His wish was that son John was to serve his brother Jacob but for one year, then to be declared free.
Obviously, the son named John who was underage in 1772 was not the same Johannes who was baptized 5 May 1737. It is most likely the first son named Johannes had died (perhaps before leaving Germany, or on board ship, or after arrival in America) and the same name was given to another son born later. That was not an unusual custom and happened often. In Mittelberger's diary, he said there were no less than 32 died on the 'Osgood.'
1777 - NC, 25 Jan 1777 Jacob Reitweil and John Rietwel of Granville County sold 233 acres eastward of Michael Peelers on a branch of Shelton's Creek, being part of a large survey taken up by William Meadows and adjoining Slaughter. Proved in
Aug 1777. Source: Granville Co NC Deed Book L, p 117
1779 - NC, REDWINE Jacob tax roll NC, Orange Co.
1780 - NC militia Jacob Redwine a private in Collier's Regiment, in Cpt. John Johnstone's Co. He was paid for one term of duty Dec. 22
1784 - Jacob REDWINE moved to Franklin Co., GA. Were Jacob and others built a Methodist Church.
1784 John Redwine, son of Ludwig, was in Rowan County, North Carolina, by 1784. John was the only son of Ludwig who settled in Rowan County, the others settling in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Source: Mrs. Stahle Linn, Jr. (Jo White Linn)
1790 Jacob Redwine is listed in the census of Montgomery Co NC Michael Redwine is in the census of Montgomery Co NC John Redwine is in the census of Rowan Co NC Frederick Redwine (possibly son of Michael or Ludwig Jr.) is in the census of Montgomery Co NC.
REDWINE, Fredrick # 166 01 01 01 00 00
REDWINE, Jacob # 166 01 02 07 00 00
REDWINE, Michael # 166 01 00 03 00 00
Note: John Redwine, son of Ludwig, named his children Jacob, Caty, Betsy, Abraham, Polly, John, Sarah, Nancy, Jesse, and David. One should notice that out of the 10 children of John, seven were given the same names that Jacob Redwine named his children.
MARRIAGE: Source Ruby Lacy and PIONEERS OF HART GA by Travis Parker
EVENT: 1800 moved to Elbert Ga from Montgomery, NC, source, GENEALOGY OF THE POWELL, REDWINE, PATTERSON FAMILIES by Mary Brewster Patterson, 1953.
EVENT: Elbert, Ga, Drew land in District 12, SW section 4, Lot 119, Bowers District.
EVENT: Listed in Cherokee lottery under the heading of Revolutionary Soldiers and widows, source, GENEALOGY OF THE POWELL, REDWINE, PATTERSON FAMILIES by Mary Brewster Patterson, 1953.
EVENT: Elbert, Ga, Donated land to Redwine Methodist Church. This church was founded with the cooperation of the Redwines who lived there at the time, and William Redwine, who was perhaps a nephew of Jacob Redwine, was among the first preachers to serve the church, source, GENEALOGY OF THE POWELL, REDWINE, PATTERSON FAMILIES by Mary Brewster Patterson, 1953.
EVENT: 11 Feb 1811, Franklin, Ga-Witnessed deed
EVENT: 1814, Franklin, Ga-Owned land source Franklin, Ga deeds
EVENT: 1832-After the death of his wife, he moved to Coweta, Ga to live with son, Lewis and settled on Cedar Creek, Source History of Coweta Ga
CENSUS:
1830 Elbert Co. GA Census
134 Redwine Jacob Males: 1[70-80] Females: 1[30-40]
DEATH: Source HISTORY OF HART GA, COWETA CEMETARY BOOK, Ruby Lacy (Family Bible in possession of Roy Redwine Jr.), PIONEERS OF HART GA by Travis Parker, Coweta, Ga Will Book, will written 13 Sep 1839 and proved 7 Jul 1840, estate completed 29 Mar 1848.
BURIAL: buried in Concord Church cemetery near Palmetto in the northern part of Coweta, Ga. This church has since been abandoned. He and his daughter Sarah Larimore are the only marked graves in that cemetery, source, GENEALOGY OF THE POWELL, REDWINE, PATTERSON FAMILIES by Mary Brewster Patterson, 1953, HISTORY OF HART GA., History of Coweta Ga, Graves of Revolutionary War Patriots, p206
1832 - Jacob Redwine Sr. moved to Coweta Co. GA. from the Franklin Co., GA area. Jacob Sr. settled in the Cedar Creek area of Coweta Co., GA.
1840 - Jacob Redwine Sr. obit can be found in the Southern Recorder, Milledgeville GA issue of 26, June 1840.
1840 - Coweta Co., GA Jacob Redwine Sr. will Bk A pg 64
Jacob Sr. is buried at the site of the Old abandoned Concord Methodist Cem. Off of Bobby Lee Cook Rd. West of Palmetto, GA, Coweta Co. In 1940 the Sarah Dickinson Chapter of the DAR marked his grave. Said to be one hundred years after his death. For better directions to the site look under Whorton Ballard in my data base.
To get to this cemetery, starting from the intersection of Main St. or State route 29 on the South side of Palmetto GA and Tommy Lee Cook Road. Take Tommy Lee Cook Rd. West about 3 miles out and west of Palmetto. turn left on Gosdine Rd. then back to the left on Ousley Rd about .5 miles down Gosdine Rd. Turn left off Gosdine onto this dead-end dirt Rd. Go a few hundred yards to the end of the road were Mr. Murray Mayfield (770-463-2110) now lives.

From : [email protected]
To : [email protected]
Subject : DAR Patriot Lookup: Reference Code RZAJ3K
Date : Sat, 04 Aug 2001 22:05:17 -0700
Dear David,
A search of our index provided the following entry:
REDWINE, Jacob
Birth: PA 12 Oct 1751
Service: NC
Rank: Pvt
Death: GA 25 Feb 1840
Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No
Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No
Spouse: Rowena Rhinehart
Sincerely, Susan Patriot Lookup Volunteer

Kinship:
Jan Loftis

Military:
Revolutionary War

Residence:
lived in Elbert Co. GA

Residence:
Moved to Coweta Co. GA, Palmetto

Jacob married Rowena RHINEHART on 29 Feb 1776 in Montgomery Co, NC. Rowena was born on 13 Dec 1755 in NC, Montgomery Co., Sailsbury Dist.; died on 4 Jul 1831 in Elbert Or Hart Co. GA; was buried in Old Redwine Meth. Ch. Cem (See Hart Co. Cem. Book). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Jacob married Sarah STAMPS about 1839. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1737 - Germany, obviously, the son named John who was underage in 1772 was not the same Johannes who was baptized 5 May 1737. In Mittelberger's diary, he said there were no less than 32 that died on the 'Osgood.' This information is for the underage John named in Lewis REDWINE's will in 1772 who would have been about 16 years of age.
1756 - NC, Rowan Co., John Redwine b. ca 1756; d. 1800 Rowan Co. NC; m. Sarah Steiner (Schriner or Shiver or Skinner), b. ca 1761; d. ca 1824. David Redwine is stated to be his youngest son. Other children unknown. He is also known to have had a great grandson, Lingurn Redwine. We know that John could write, owned books, and land in Rowan County. He died without leaving a will. He and his wife, Sarah, are buried side by side in a cemetery on the west bank of the Yadkin River.
Source : "Ancestors and Descendants of John and Sarah and other Redwines," by Martha Redwine Nelson.
1771 - NC, Granville Co., Ludwick Redwine appeared on the Granville Co., NC tax list and paid three polls. This would indicate the youngest son John had reached the age of 16 years.
1784 - NC, Rowan Co., John Redwine, youngest son of Ludwig, was in Rowan Co., NC by 1784. John REDWINE was the only son of Ludwig who settled in Rowan Co., the others settling in Montgomery Co. NC Source: Mrs. Jo White Linn
1790 - Rowan Co. NC census, "REEDWINE, John"
1 Free white males of 16 years and upward, including h/h
4 Free white males under 16 years
4 Free white females including heads of familes
From: "Ted and Marti Stout"
Hi,
I have some info. on the Redwine family. My ggggg grandfather, John Redwine, was born in Pittsburgh, PA on 29 Sept. 1739 and moved to Montgomery Co., NC sometime before his death in 1800. He was married to Sarah Skinner Shriver but I don't have any info. on her. I don't know if she was from NC or PA. One of their children was my gggg grandmother Charlotte Redwine. She was born around 1760 and died 1848. She married Joseph Ellis in 1786 in Montgomery Co. NC. I have more info. on the Redwine family before they moved to Montgomery Co. If you're interested please let me know. I couldn't enter into your Webpage. Marti Stout
NOTE: Michael Sr. son of Lewis Sr. has a daughter named Charlotte born that date but I can't find a daughter by that name for John.


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Kinship:
Jan Loftis

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Another child was named for her.


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One source gives the date of birth 1 Mar 1775 and as I understand it is from her grave marker. I had it recorded as 1 Mar 1781 and I think that is right but I have no source data. I talked with Martha Redwine Nelson by phone and she has changed it in her records to 1 Mar 1775.
1850 - census Coweta Co. GA 19th div pg 287 head of house hold, Joshua Hearn 75M born NC, and Catherine 75Fborn NC.


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"Evelyn Wallace"

Catherine married about 1795. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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BIRTH: Source, HISTORY OF HART GA, Travis Parker MENTIONED IN FATHERS ESTATE, 1839-1848
DEATH: Source, Providence Meth Cem per Cemeteries of Hart Ga

Barbara married Joseph A. PARKER on 3 Jun 1797 in Elbert County, Georgia. Joseph (son of Daniel PARKER and Sarah MACKINTOSH) was born on 17 Apr 1774 in VA Or Montgomery County, NC; died on 12 Nov 1860 in Hart Co, GA; was buried in Providence Meth Ch Cem, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Sarah FREEMAN married Moses STAMPS 5 Dec 1826. This info from the Coweta Chronicles.
Sara is believed to have been born about 1806. Her tombstone reads Sarah Stamps Redwine, w/o Moses Stamps and Jacob REDWINE, aged 76 years.
The marriage to Jacob Redwine is recorded GA, Coweta Co, Book C, page 539. Jacob REDWINE to Mrs. Sarah Stamps 31, Jan 1865.
This would make the marriage 25 years after Jacob (s/o Ludwig) had died. Since Jacob Jr. didn't die until 1866, I guess he could have married her in 1865.
From the web-page on Campbell Co. GENWEB project. Graves located in the Mount Gilead Methodist cemetery Old Campbell Co. now South Fulton Co., GA. Mount Gilead Methodist Church is located on Fairburn Road, S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Established April 23, 1824
REDWINE, Jacob
b. 1783
d. 1866
REDWINE, Nancy (Trimble) w/o Jacob Redwine?
no dates

From: "Shirley Holland"
To: [email protected]
Subject: Redwine
Date: Fri, 5 Jul 2002 13:51:36 -0400
David:
my g aunt Rebecca Jane Kleckley Derrick of Hampton, Henry County, GA married Jacob Alonzo Redwine 22 Feb. 1877 according to Henry County Marriage Book-Ga State Archives.
son of James Oliver Redwine Katie Elizabeth Hathcock
son of Jacob Redwine II-Nancy Trimble both are buried at Mt. Gilead Methodist Church, Fairburn Rd., S Fulton Cty., Ben Hill, GA
son of Jacob Redwine SR
This family has disappeared with noone knowing anything about them. Were they renegades or something? Were they deadbeats? Did they not have any association with the Redwine family? What is going on? How can family live and go to church with each other and then just poof-disappear? Nancy Trimble Redwine was a charter member of Mt. Gilead Methodist Church, 1824.
I just do not know or understand.
Thanks for a reply.
Shirley

Jacob Alonzo had siblings
Dr. Thomas Wasington Redwine Mallie Gilbert Wilson
2. Eddia Barnett 3.Alice C Manley. buried Berea Cemetery in Hampton, Henry County, GA
James E (Cripple) Redwine Salle Green Stuart
Sarah Redwine Melville McGee
Annie Redwine William Hathcock
Vassie Redwine Emmett Matthews
William Redwine do not have a marriage for William.
Jacob was the oldest of these children as he was born 1851.

Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 06:23:39 -0400
David:
Everyone knows all about these Redwine's. Noone seem to know about James Oliver Redwine-son of Jacob Redwine and his family. James Oliver married Elizabeth Hathcock and from there all seems to be lost. The Redwine that I am searching for is Jacob Alonzo Redwine who married Rebecca Jane Kleckley (Sarah) Derick/Derrick in Henry County, GA. This family was visiable enough in Fulton County to have a road named for them. They lived on this road. Part of this road is now abandoned and you are unable to access it by car. You are able to walk down it to a point and even the drive that led to Andrew Redwine's, son of Jacob Alonzo, house is still there. Redwine Lake is still there and people park on Camp Creek Parkway and fish in it. The other part of this road leads into the city of EastPoint, GA. No-one lives on the closed part of this road and no one seems to know who owns the property.
Noone knows where this family or any of their descendents. They are just names on paper. Even the families that still attend Mt. Gilead Methodist Church either do not know or are unwilling to talk about this family. Some are even related to them. One woman Fannie Kate Cash is the cousin of Andrew Redwine, son of Jacob Alonzo, g son of James Oliver. Their grandmothers were sisters. How do families disappear? What happens to their descendents? Why are relatives reluctant to talk about them? Shirley


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Five children


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Born 21 Jun 1787 per


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Elizabeth married on 26 Mar 1811 in Franklin Co., GA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1830 - Gwinnett Co., GA census page 355.
1850 - GA census states he was born in NC.
1860 - Whitfield Co., GA pg. 664 head of house hold Michael Redwine.
1880 - Whitfield Co., GA the Mortality census of 1880 for Cove City dist of Whitfield Co., GA recorded Michael's death that occured during the past year. The Mortality census lists Michael at age 83 being born in GA his parents were born in NC.
Michael had moved to the Cove forty years before. He died of Dropsy of the head. Certificate was signed by Dr. C.P. Gordon.


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1820 Franklin Co. GA Census

1832 - GA, Coweta Co. Lewis Redwine moved to Coweta Co., from Franklin Co., GA
It is reported the log benches for The Poplar Spring Camp in Franklin Co., GA came from the land of Lewis Redwine.

From: "James L Dorrough"
Children of LEWIS REDWINE and MARY MERRITT are:
15. i. WEBBY DURINDO7 REDWINE, b. September 27, 1823, Coweta County, GA; d. June 09, 1879, Coweta County, GA.
ii. ARMINDA EMILY REDWINE, b. July 11, 1818.
iii. SARAH ALMETTA REDWINE, b. March 24, 1821.
iv. NANCY SALENA REDWINE, b. December 20, 1825.
v. JOHN MERRITT REDWINE, b. April 02, 1828.
vi. COLUMBUS LANDERS REDWINE, b. December 26, 1831.
vii. WILLIAM MALLORY REDWINE, b. December 26, 1833.
viii. MARY ELIZABETH REDWINE, b. November 22, 1835.
ix. LEWIS PARKS REDWINE, b. November 02, 1837.


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Lewis married on 14 Jan 1817 in Elbert County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Said to have ay least two children.


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In the war with Britain in 1814, John Marshburn Redwine served as a private in Captain Joseph Whorton's company in the Jackson County, Georgia Militia. His service is listed as January 5 - February 15, 1814. This per information found in the Redwine family file at the Georgia Archives.
In Deeds of GA, Franklin Co., 1784-1826, by Martha Acker, I find these entries concerning John Marshburn Redwine: "DEED dated Franklin Co., 4 Nov. 1817, rec. 4 Aug. 1824, from William Hall of afore said to JOHN REDWINE of same. In cons. of $25, conveys 71 ac. in Franklin Co. on north side of Rice Crk., adj. John Groover and said Hall. Wit: Joshua Hearne, Andrew Shelnut. Sworn to by Hearne before Richard C. Bond, J.P. 1 Sept. 1821.
(P.444 in text.) "DEED dated Franklin Co., 4 Nov. 1817, rec. 4 Aug. 1824, from William Hall to JOHN REDWINE. In cons. of $70, conveys 29 ac. in Franklin Co. in the fork of Rice Crk., on Barnet's old line, being part of land granted to said Hall.
Wit: Joshua Hearne, Andrew Shelnut. Swork to by Hearne before Richard C. Bond, J.P. 1 Sept. 1821.
"DEED dated 26 March, 1822, rec. 4 August, 1824. From Christopher Baker (x) of Franklin Co. to JOHN REDWINE of same. In cons. of $100, conveys 113 ac. in Franklin Co. on Rices Crk., waters of Broad Riv., granted to said Baker 22 December, 1820. Wit: John McFarland, Joshua Hearne. Sworn to by Hearne before Richard C. Bond, J.P. 17 April 1824. (P.444 of text.)
"DEED dated 26 March, 1822, rec. 5 August, 1824. From Christopher Baker (x) of Franklin Co. to JOHN REDWINE of same. In cons. of $300, conveys 120 ac. in Franklin Co., on Rice Crk., waters of Broad Riv., being part of 200 ac. formerly in Wilkes Co., now in Franklin Co., granted to John Rice 24 January, 1791. Wit: John McFarland, Joshua Hearne. Sworn to by Hearne before Richard C. Bond, J.P. 17 April, 1824."
It should be noted that the Index to the 1820 Georgia census has John Redwine living in Madison County. This is more that likely correct as John may have had land adjoining Madison and Franklin counties.
In 1830, John Redwine is living in Coweta County, Georgia. he died there in the city of Palmetto on November 25, 1841.
The middle name of John came from the files of Becki Redwine.
1855 Campbell Co. GA John Redwine will Bk. A pg. 99


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John married in 1812 in Franklin Co., GA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1850, Franklin county, part of, Franklin, Georgia

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Joseph A. Parker married Barbara Redwine and they had a son named John D.
John D. married Nancy Maret and they had a son named Benjamin Blanton.
Benjamin Blanton married Sarah Looney and they had a son named George M.
George M. married Elzora Hill and they had a son named Van B.
Van B. married Quilla T. McElroy and had a son named Dallas V.
Obituary of John D. Parker
"Brother John D. Parker, a venerable father in Israel, was removed from the church militant to the church triumphant on the 29th of March 1878, in the 80th year of his age.
In early life he professed religion and joined the M.E. Church, and from this time to the day of his death he continued to manifest the desire of salvation by doing "no harm", and "by doing good," both to the bodies and souls of men, so much so, that he was a model Christain. He loved the Church of Christ, especially the branch of it to which he belonged. He loved her institutions and ordinances.
For over fifty years he held the office of class leader, and was for the most of the time was a steward. As a class leader, he was very efficient, watching closely after the spiritual interest to those committed to his care, and if any one of his class should in any way violate the laws of the church, or go astray in any way, he set himself to work at once to restore such a one; and if by prayers and exhortations he failed to restore him, he at once brought him before the church - always with loving kindness. With dram drinkers or drunkards in the church, he had little patience. As a steward he was faithful, discharging his duty acceptably. He made it a rule for many years at the fourth quarterly conference to ask, "What is our church behind?" and if there was any deficiency, would invariably foot the bill. As a citizen he was highly esteemed. Being a man of sound judgment, his neighbors sought his counsel in almost all of their differences; and his godly counsels were almost invariably heeded and obeyed. In the pursuits of the secular business of life he was diligent and strictly honest. By the strict observance of the "golden rule," he but seldom, if ever, had a bitter feeling against him, although his business caused him to have to deal, more or less, with all classes of men. He was blessed with almost uninterrupted health, being very robust and active up to some five years past, when his physical and mental powers began to give way. For the past two years he had but little mind left; but in all of his mental deficiency he never forgot the Church of God - would often go to the failed to go on the regular church day and seemed conscious that his time was drawing previous to his death he spoke of his approaching before any one knew that he was any worse than returned to him, and he talked with his son of to heaven. Thus passed away this holy man, afflicted wife and several children, brothers and sisters to mourn their loss, all of whom have our sympathies"

A stampless letter was sold on the internet (e-bay) having a circular date stamp for GAINESVILLE Ga SEP 30, a handwritten 10 cent rate, and is addressed to Mr. Lewis Parker, Parkers Store, Franklin, Geo. [Georgia], and is a lengthy two and a half page 'Dear Bro' letter written by John Parker. The headline is Gainesville 26th Sept 1838.
Some abstracts:
"Tomorrow morning I expect to start to the Wesley Manual labour School in Houstin County and have not time to fill up an of my letter with apologies ..."
"My family are well and my children grow very fast and learn very well ..."
"I shall nearly make a support independent of my school and for that I still get one thousand dollars and the tuition of my own children. You say why then do I think of leaving and going so far down the country ..... suffice it to say I do not know that I shall go, but I have been offered a fine salary and many other inducements."
"I am pleased with the manual labour plan of education and believe it will soon be the popular system of education."
"You enquired what I know of Uncle Daniel Redwine, I have no very recent word from him ..."
"One word to Franklin, My Dear Son, my heart was glad we I heard you had joined the church and now while I write about it my eyes swim with tears. You have done exactly right."
"Now Franklin you must read a great deal, pray a great deal."
"Bro. Lewis tell all the boys not to think hard of me for not writing to them for there is not one thing in my heart but the good Lord will approbate towards you all and tell them not to do as I do but as I ought to do."
Condition of the letter rates average, some separations along the small folds, tear opposite the seal area. As usual with stampless letters, after writing on one or more sides of a sheet of paper, the letter was folded several times and mailed.

Kinship:
Aleta Hawkins

John married Nancy MARET on 23 Oct 1819 in Elbert County, Georgia. Nancy was born in 1795 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia; died in 1880 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: 9DD39B19B1924FC4B1D53F957A1530DE719B

Notes:

Reverand

Family/Spouse: Letitia GLENN. Letitia was born in 1811 in Elbert County, Georgia; died in Feb 1847 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Benjamin married Sarah WILSON on 10 Feb 1834. Sarah was born in 1804 in Elbert County, Georgia; died in 1835. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Benjamin married Sophia Jane TYLER on 19 Nov 1848 in Franklin Co., GA. Sophia was born in 1820 in Elbert County, Georgia; died on 22 Aug 1870 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: A6D75250BAAD49959B2351482EAD5E33278C
• Census: 1840, Franklin Co. GA P. 299, 214Th Dist.

Notes:

"Lewis Parker settled near Providence Church where he engaged in farming. He was a mill-wright, being of a mechanical turn of mind, and was successful both as a farmer and machinist." p. 131, HISTORY OF HART COUNTY by John William Baker

1840 Franklin Co. GA Census Parker, Lewis and no slaves

1850 Franklin Co. GA Census, house #1001, 10/24/1850
Lewis Parker 46, GA, Farmer, 1550 value or Real Estate
Matiltda 45, GA
Arminda E. 19, GA, Attended School
Nancy K. 17, GA, Attended School
Joseph H.H. 15, GA, Attended School
Mary C. 13, GA, Attended School
Barbary R.C. 11, GA, Attended School
Frances 9, GA, Attended School
Seaborn P. 6, GA
Elvird M. 3, GA

LAST WILL OF LEWIS PARKER
STATE OF GEORGIA, HART COUNTY
In the name of God, Amen.
I. Lewis Parker of said state and county, 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 a 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 and Christian-like manner, suitable to my circumstances and conditions of life. My soul, I trust, shall return to rest with God who gave it.
2nd Item. I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid by my executors hereinafter appointed.
3rd Item. It is my will and desire that my three single daughters, Barbara Rebecca Jane, Frances Clemantine, and Elvira Manerva, have the use of the homestead and plantation, or such portions of it as they may need together with the family tools and stock of every kind after selling off enough to pay the debts, with the growing crop and provisions on hand so long as they or either of them remain single, or until they voluntarily forsake it as a home.
It is my will and desire that my three unmarried daughters have each a cow, a bed, and furniture all to be worth fifty dollars whenever they may need them to make them equal with those married.
It is my will and desire that my youngest son, Seaborn Parks, have the sorrel colt not yet a year old which I consider, when he comes to maturity, will be equal in value to the horse and saddle of my other sons.
When my plantation is no longer required as above mentioned it is my will and desire that it be sold together with the farming tools and stock and whatever else pertains to it, and distribute as follows:
4th Item. I give and bequeath to my daughters, Arminda E. A. Allison, to my daughter Nancy C. Pearman; to the orphan child of my deceased daughter Mary C. Kay; to my daughter, Barbara Rebecca Jane; to my daughter Frances Clemantine; and my daughter Elvira Manerva, fifty dollars each to make their portions equal with that already received by my three sons.
After the above mentioned bequest is paid off it is my will and desire that the residue of my estate be equally divided between my three sons, Benjamin Franklin, Joseph Henry Howard, Seaborn Parks, my five daughters above mentioned and the orphan child of my deceased daughter, Mary C. Kay.
5th Item. I hereby constitute and appoint my worthy friend, Jefferson Holland executor of this my last will and testament, this the 20th, November, 1865.
Signed, sealed, and published by Lewis Parker as his last will and testament in the presence of us, the subscribers who subscribe their names hereunto of said testator at his special instance and request and of each other.
November 20, 1865.
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Benjamin B. Parker, Jr.

John B. Hale

Ordinary's Office, Hartwell, Georgia, August 15, 1877.
I, F. C. Stephenson, Ordinary in and for said County do hereby certify that the foregoing three pages contain a true copy of the will of Lewis Parker, deceased, as appears of record in my office. Given under my hand and seal of office.
F. C. Stephenson, Ordinary.

Source of some birth Information:
Vital and Church Records. Edmund West, comp. Gene Pool Individaul Records.

A stampless letter was sold on the internet (e-bay) having a circular date stamp for GAINESVILLE Ga SEP 30, a handwritten 10 cent rate, and is addressed to Mr. Lewis Parker, Parkers Store, Franklin, Geo. [Georgia], and is a lengthy two and a half page 'Dear Bro' letter written by John Parker. The headline is Gainesville 26th Sept 1838.
Some abstracts:
"Tomorrow morning I expect to start to the Wesley Manual labour School in Houstin County and have not time to fill up an of my letter with apologies ..."
"My family are well and my children grow very fast and learn very well ..."
"I shall nearly make a support independent of my school and for that I still get one thousand dollars and the tuition of my own children. You say why then do I think of leaving and going so far down the country ..... suffice it to say I do not know that I shall go, but I have been offered a fine salary and many other inducements."
"I am pleased with the manual labour plan of education and believe it will soon be the popular system of education."
"You enquired what I know of Uncle Daniel Redwine, I have no very recent word from him ..."
"One word to Franklin, My Dear Son, my heart was glad we I heard you had joined the church and now while I write about it my eyes swim with tears. You have done exactly right."
"Now Franklin you must read a great deal, pray a great deal."
"Bro. Lewis tell all the boys not to think hard of me for not writing to them for there is not one thing in my heart but the good Lord will approbate towards you all and tell them not to do as I do but as I ought to do."
Condition of the letter rates average, some separations along the small folds, tear opposite the seal area. As usual with stampless letters, after writing on one or more sides of a sheet of paper, the letter was folded several times and mailed.

Kinship:
"Malcolm Turner"

Lewis married on 27 Nov 1827 in Jackson Co., Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Lewis married Matilda SWANN on 29 Nov 1827 in Elbert County, Georgia. Matilda was born on 17 Dec 1804 in GA; died on 11 Nov 1864 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• _UID: E98CD61959FB43D1B4EC62A08A4DFA498875

Notes:

1880 Census Place Shoal Creek, Hart, Georgia
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Jacob PARKER Self M Male W 75 GA Farming VA VA
Matilda PARKER Wife M Female W 67 GA Keeping House SC SC
Francis GRUBB Dau W Female W 37 GA At Home GA GA
Sarah PARKER Dau S Female W 34 GA At Home GA GA
Chink BUSS Other S Female B 13 GA Cook In House GA GA
Willis RUCKER Other W Male B 24 GA Works On Farm GA GA
Source Information:
Family History Library Film 1254151
NA Film Number T9-0151
Page Number 602C

Family/Spouse: Matilda MARTHA. Matilda was born on 22 May 1814 in SC; died on 17 Dec 1888 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Polly
• _UID: A5E2AC5184764048A134A1364C14723ABE2F

Mary married Joel LEDBETTER on 27 Feb 1834 in Anderson, Anderson Co, South Carolina. Joel was born on 27 Jul 1811 in Elbert County, Georgia; died on 25 Oct 1873 in Lavonia, Franklin Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• FamilySearch ID: L2VM-J2C
• LifeSketch: ; He was the son of Joseph and Barbara (Redwine) Parker. He married Elizabeth Harrison on March 3, 1836 in Franklin County, Georgia. Their children were: Nancy Miriam, John Raiford, James Pennington, Benjamin Asbury, Lucinda Catherine, Mary E., Harriet A.,
• Occupation: Georgia; Physician/Farming
• _UID: 8D5FC0DB0F9A4F4F8D8F68EFF65CC519712A
• Residence: 1850, Franklin, Georgia
• Census 1870: 8 Jul 1870; Census taken in Shoal Creek, Hart, GA Age listed as 56 yrs., married and he is a physician.

Notes:

From: "James L Dorrough"
Children of JOSEPH PARKER and ELIZABETH HARRISON are:
20. i. JAMES PENNINGTON8 PARKER, b. February 10, 1840; d. May 05, 1891.
ii. NANCY PARKER
iii. JOHN R. PARKER
iv. BENJAMIN PARKER
v. BLANTON PARKER
vi. LUCINDA C. PARKER
vii. MARY E. PARKER
viii. HARRIETT A. PARKER
ix. ASBURY PARKER
x. SARAH ANN PARKER, b. November 19, 1853, Hart County, GA; d. March 10, 1896, Franklin County, GA; m. WILLIAM IRVING SEWELL, March 26, 1878, Hart County, GA; b. December 28, 1848, Franklin County, GA; d. March 21, 1912, Franklin County, GA.
xi. JOEL PARKER
xii. JOSEPH PARKER

1880 Census Place Shoal Creek, Hart, Georgia
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Joseph PARKER Self M Male W 66 GA Farming GA GA
Eli Ebeth PARKER Wife M Female W 60 GA Keeping House GA GA
Nancy PARKER Dau S Female W 28 GA At Home GA GA
Catherine PARKER Dau S Female W 26 GA At Home GA GA
Harret PARKER Dau S Female W 25 GA At Home GA GA
Betsy PARKER Sister S Female W 68 GA At Home GA GA
Harison ROBERT Other S Male B 30 GA Work On Farm GA GA
Henry JENKINS Other S Male B 18 GA Work On Farm GA GA
Source Information:
Family History Library Film 1254151
NA Film Number T9-0151
Page Number 611B

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth HARRISON. Elizabeth was born in 1815 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia; died on 30 May 1892 in Parkertown, Hart Co, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Joseph married on 3 Mar 1836 in Franklin Co., GA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 5E2AA65FB3064EBCB2B68CB95C3248895C19

Notes:

1830 Elbert Co. GA Census
134 Parker William H. Males 1[0-5], 1[15-20], 1[30-40], Females: 2[0-5], 1[20-30]

From: "Grandma"
To: "David S. Payne"
Subject: Re: [PARKER-L] Re: Joseph Parker
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 14:06:15 -0500
Hi could you let me know if the William H Parker below was in Walker Co AL IN 1850 ARE 60??? WILLIAM H PARKER IS MY GGGGRANDFATHER he was the father of my gggrandmother Sintha Parker who m, William H Pitt in Walker CO AL , SETHIE PITT

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• Name: Betty
• _UID: BE243F1B979F4FEEAAE2196FB523756474F4

Notes:

Never Married