Sarah/Sally Harris was the dau of James Harris and Temperance Williams of Halifax County NC.
She was born ca 1752 and died probably 1820-1830 Warren County NC.
Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. 2, by M. H. Kerr
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Bute County North Carolina Deed Bk 5, P 180 (now Warren County)
Feb. 16, 1775 ---- Registered April 8, 1775 by James Johnson P.R.
Travis Rees of Bute County to Henry Sturdivant of Mecklenburg County VA.
120 pounds VA money - - - 300 acres in Bute County on BS Hawtree Creek down
Right's Branch adjoining Henry Fitze, Murphey, Jones and Pattershall
Wit: David Rees, Joseph Wright
Acknowledged by Travis Rees, Bute County Feb. Court 1775. /s/ Benjamin McCulloch C.C.
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Bute County North Carolina Deed Bk 6, P 289 (now Warren County)
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Feb. 9, 1778 ---- Registered July 18, 1778 by James Johnson P.R.
Henry Sturdivant to Randol (Randolph) Sturdivant both of Bute County
100 pounds VA money - - 100 acres in Bute County on North side Hawtree Creek adjoining Henry Sturdivant and Jones - - - part of a tract bought from Travis Rees.
Wit: David King, Adam Milam.
Acknowledged by Henry Sturdivant in Bute County Court Feb. 1778. /s/ Thomas Machen C,C,
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Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. I by M. H. Kerr
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Bute County North Carolina Will Bk 2, P 206 (now Warren County)
Matthew Sturdivant to Henry Sturdivant
Sale of household goods and negroes dated Aug. 20, 1777 ---- Recorded Feb. Court 1778.
Wit: William Murphey, Eliza Jennings Murphey.
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Bute County North Carolina Will Bk 2, P 294 (now Warren County)
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Oct. 7, 1778 ---- Recorded Feb. Court 1779.
Henry Sturdivant to his brother Randol Sturdivant Deed of Gift of 2 negroes
Wit: John Pitts Beasley, William Murphey
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Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. 3 by M. H. Kerr
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 3, P 160 ---- June 14, 1781 ---- Nov. Court 1782.
Will of Joshua Pattishall
Brothers: Richard Coleman Pattishall, Thomas Pattishall, William Pattishall
Sister: Susannah Jones
Wit: Henry Sturdivant Jurat, William Young, William Ellis
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State Census of North Carolina 1784-1787 Warren County
| Henry Sturdivant |
Males under 21 or over 60:
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2 |
Females
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5 |
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Males 21-60:
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1 |
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Blacks 12-50
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1 |
Blacks under 12 or over 50
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1790 Census Warren County North Carolina ---- P 78
| Henry Sturdivant |
Males 16 and up:
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1 |
Females :
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5 |
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Males under 16:
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3 |
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Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. 3 by M. H. Kerr
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 5, P 140
Jan. 16, 1790 ---- Feb. 1790.
Sheriff's Sale of a negro for 46 pounds 5 shillings to highest bidder
Sheriff’s Sale of property of Henry Sturdivant
Sold for a debt of 24 pounds 3 shillings 1 pence due Thomas Miller
Wit: Moses Shearin
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 5, P 197 ---- Nov. 22, 1790 ---- Nov. 1790
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James Paine Sheriff, Sheriff's Sale of a negro belonging to Henry Sturdivant
Sold to Henry Fitts, highest bidder at sale.
Sold for debt of 62 pounds 9 shillings 6 pence he owed to Williamson Rainey
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 5, P 243 ---- Feb. 28, 1791 ---- May 179_.
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James Paine Sheriff, Sheriff's Sale of a negro property of Henry Sturdivant, Sold to Elizabeth Foote highest bidder at sale.
Sold for debt of 19 pounds 54 shillings 3/4 pence owed to Williamson Rainey. Wit: Ricey Colcough
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ESTATE OF HENRY STURDIVANT
Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 8, P 275 ---- Feb. 24, 1796 ---- Feb. 1796
Randol Sturdivant to William Johnson J.P. Bond for 500 pounds as
Guardian of Henry Sturdivant an orphan in a state of lunacy until he attain his reason. Security: Henry Fitts
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 8, P 320 ---- May Court 1796.
Account of Randol Sturdivant guardian to Henry Sturdivant
Includes sale of a negro and note to Guardian from Frederick Talley.
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 9, P 217 ---- Nov. 1797 Court.
Inventory of Estate of Henry Sturdivant deceased by Olliver Fitts administrator
4 Negroes viz: Sam, Nan, Ursy, and Starlin.
1 sorrel mare, 6 head of cattle, 20 head of hoggs 12 of which are for the use of the family. 4 feather beds and some furniture, 1 loomb, 3 bed steads, 2 pots, 1 D oven, 2 cotton wheels, 2 chests, 1 old chest of drawers, 1 table, 1 pale, 1 peggin, a small parcel of old pewter, 3 old chairs,
a parcel of fodder, 2 or 300 lb. of tobacco, corn for the use of the family, 7 or 8 bushels of peas(?), 4 hilling hoes, 2 grubing do, 4 plow do, 2 axes, 1 flax hackel, 2 reep(?) hooks, 1 bread tray, 8 head of chickens and 1 pr of iron wedges
/s/ Oliver Fitts Admin.
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 9, P 218 ---- Nov. 28, 1797 ---- Nov. Court 1797.
Olliver Fitts guardian to Sally, Henry, Drucilla, Anderson, William and Eliza Sturdivant minor orphans.
Bond for 500 pounds to William Johnson, J. Newell and Richard Russel Justices of the County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Security: Anderson Paschall Wit: James Moseley
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 9, P 230 ---- Dec. 1, 1797 ---- Nov. Court 1797.
Estate of Henry Sturdivant deceased. Oliver Fitts Administrator
Bond for 500 pounds to William Johnson Ch. County Court
Security: A. Paschall and M. Duke Johnson Wit: James Moseley
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Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. 3 by W. H. Kerr
Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 10, P 306 ---- Dec. 18, 1797 ---- May Court 1800
Account of Sale of Estate of Henry Sturdivant deceased by Oliver Fitts Administrator
Sales to:
Randolph Sturdivant Sr. bought a chest.
Randolph Sturdivant Jr. bought a bed
Elizabeth Sturdivant bought a bed
John King, Oliver Fitts, Peter Coleman,
Patty Sturdivant bought a bed and furniture,
Sally Sturdivant bought a sorrel mare, 8 hogs cow & yearling, bed and furniture, loom, chest of drawers, pot, Dutch oven, parcel of pewter, Piggin chest, 3 chairs, etc.
Eppram Ellis. Richard Towns, Andrew Samuel, Charles King, Jesse Wright, Robert Bevill
Joseph Hardaway, Henry Fitts Sr.,
Charles Glover bought a flax wheel,
John Langford
Crops, etc. inventoried and not sold. For use of widow and children.
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Sally Sturdivant was the widow of Henry Sturdivant.
Patty Sturdivant was the daughter of Henry Sturdivant born ca 1776 and unmarried in 1797.
Elizabeth Sturdivant was the daughter of Henry Sturdivant born ca 1782 and unmarried in 1797.
Randolph Sturdivant Sr. was the brother of Henry Sturdivant.
Randolph Sturdivant Jr. was the son of Randolph Sr.
Henry Fitts Sr. who married Susannah Sturdivant was the brother-in-law of Henry Sturdivant.
Oliver Fitts was the son of Henry Fitts Sr. and Susannah Sturdivant.
SARAH RAINEY, WIFE OF HENRY STURDIVANT
Brunswick County Virginia Will Bk 7, P 2
Will of Francis Rainey
Will written Feb. 24, 1804
Frist, I give to the heirs of my deceased son James Rainey $1.00.
Second, I give to the children of my deceased son Frederick Rainey $1.00
Third, I give to my son Buckner Rainey $1.00.
Fourth, I give to my son Williamson Rainey $1.00.
Fifth, I give to my daughter Crecey Malone $1.00.
Sixth, I give to my daughter Sarah Strudivant $1.00.
Seventh, I give to my daughter Dicy Strudivant $1.00.
Eight, I give to my daughter Celor Jackson $1.00.
Ninth, I give to my deceased wife Nanny $1.00.
Tenth, I give to my new wife Judith all the land where I now live, being 204 acres and five negros: Daniel, Jacob, Peter, Linda and Grace. Jacob is to be hired out and the money is to be used to support my family provided that my wife Judith does not marry before my son Isaac Rainey becomes of age.
Eleventh, the future increase of the slaves is to be divided between my son Isaac and my daughter Betsy L. Rainey equally. After the death of my wife Judith the 204 acres of land where I now live will be given to my son Isaac Rainey.
/s/ Francis Rainey
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Sarah Rainey who married Henry Sturdivant was the sister of Dicy Rainey who married Randolph Sturdivant, brother of Henry Sturdivant.
Warren County North Carolina Records of Estates 1780-1805
No. 910. Feb. 1798 and May 1798 Court
Mary (overwritten with the name Sarah) Sturdivant petitioned the heirs and Administrators of Henry Sturdivant Estate for her dower.
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1800 Census Warren County North Carolina ---- P 833
| Sarah Sturdivant |
Males
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Females
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under 10:
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1
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2
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10-16:
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1
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1
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16-26:
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0
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1
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26-45:
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0
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0
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over 45:
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0
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1
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The 2 sons in 1800 were Henry and Anderson Sturdivant. The four females were
Patsy and daughter Polly, Sally and Drucilla.
Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 16, P 222 ---- Feb. Court 1812.
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Additional Inventory of Estate of Richard Towns deceased by Robert R. Johnson administrator. Debts received from (included) Sally Sturdivant
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Warren County North Carolina Records, Vol. 3, by W. H. Kerr
Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 16, P 154 ---- August Court 1811
List of Taxables in Hawtree District 1811 by Henry Fitts, J.P.
Sarah Sturdivant
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Warren County North Carolina Deed Bk 21, P 76----Dec. 13, 1818
Sarah Sturdivant to Richard Boyed both of Warren County for $40
All her right, title, interest and life estate in 66 1/3 acres which had been “layed off to her as her dower of the lands of her last (late) husband Henry Sturdivant” adjoining Daniel B. Allen, Richard Boyed and Hawtree Creek.
Wit: Henry Fitts, Carter Coleman. /s/ Sarah x Sturdivant
Proved by Fitts Feb. Court 1819. Registered March 20, 1819.
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Most Tax records from 1779-1790 show that Henry Sturdivant possessed 200 acres of land. 66 1/3 acres would have been the 1/3 dower right of Sarah in this land.
Henry Sturdivant in 1775 bought 300 acres on both sides of Hawtree Creek from Travis Rees.
In 1778 Henry Sturdivant sold 100 acres on Hawtree Creek to Randolph Sturdivant, his brother. After that time he possessed this 200 acres until his death ca 1796.
Sarah Sturdivant does not appear on the 1820 Census of Warren County but her son Anderson who was unmarried at that time had a female over 45 in his household.
CHILDREN OF HENRY STURDIVANT
In Nov. Of 1797 Oliver Fitts was appointed Guardian of 6 of the children of Henry Sturdivant who were under age or born after 1776. They were Elizabeth, William, Henry, Sarah, Drucilla and Anderson. Probably Mary was also underage, but she married in 1796 and would not have needed a Guardian. Two children were of age in 1797. They were Lucy who married in 1791 and Patsy.
The 1786 State Census and the 1790 Census both show 5 females in the household of Henry Sturdivant which would mean 4 daughters born before 1786. The other two daughters of Henry Sturdivant were born after 1790.
1. Lucy Sturdivant born ca 1773.
Charles Glover to Lucy Sturdivant Dec. 26, 1791 Warren Co. NC.
Bondsman: Richard Glover Wit: M. D. Johnson
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The family of Charles Glover also lived along Hawtree Creek in Warren Co. NC.
Charles Glover bought a flax wheel at the sale of the property of Henry Sturdivant.
The only Sturdivants living along Hawtree Creek were Henry and Randolph Sturdivant.
Randolph Sturdivant married Dicy Rainey May 27, 1776. If Lucy was his daughter she
would have only been 14 years old at her marriage.
Charles and Lucy Glover lived a few years in Cabarrus County NC before moving to Rowan County NC by 1812. He died in Rowan County Nov. 9, 1839. Lucy died aftaer Feb. 1840.
2. Patsy Sturdivant married William Ballard between 1802 and1804.
She was not a minor in the 1797 record. She was thus born before 1776 and was at
least 28-30 years old when she married William Ballard.
The Deed records show that she was closely related to Polly Stark Sturdivant.
She was probably the mother of Polly Stark Sturdivant.
Warren County NC Deed Bk 17, P 54---- 20 Jan 1802.
Patsy Sturdivant of Warren County to Jonathan King for £50
11 acres in one lot or parcel of land No. 1 [5?] as layd off in the division of her father's land. Beginning at a turkey oak in Jonathan King's line - - - to a pine corner in King's line - - - to Jonathan Solman line - - - to pine corner in dividing line - - - with dividing line to red oak; along said line to beginning.
Wit: Henry Fitts Jr., Andrew Samuel.
Proved by Samuel at Nov. Court 1804. Registered 7 Mar 1805
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 12, P 332 ---- Nov. 24, 1804 ---- Nov. 1804
Inventory Estate of Henry Fitts deceased by Henry Fitts, Jr., Executor
Notes on Patsey Sturdivant and E. Perkinson, William Ballard, George Murphey and
Wiatt Hawkins
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 17, P 95---- 11 Aug 1804.
William Ballard of Warren County to Polly Stark Sturdivant infant [sic] of Warren for good will, love, and affection etc - - - granted Polly S. Sturdivant 89 A which was the land whereon the said William now lives, bounded by William Kimball's line, Elizabeth Beasley's, Coln Benjamin Hawkin's, and Amy Bell's lines ... and further William gives Polly one bay mare, one cow and calf, and all property real and personal ...that William and his wife Patsy have privilege of selling, trading (and etc.) during their life or of the survivor... If William and Patsy have any children, then said property is to be equally divided between Polly and the children.
Wit: Henry Fitts, Eley (X) Perkinson.
Acknowledged at May Court 1804. Registered 28 Mar 1805
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 23, P 29 ---- 6 Jan 1820.
Polly S. Sturdivant and Patsy Ballard to Richard Boyd for $25
Whereas William Ballard did by deed of date 11 Aug 1804, Warren registry, gave to said Polly and Patsy same right of inheritance after his death to a certain tract of land which will fully appear by reference ...
Wit: Henry Fitts. Proved by Fitts at Nov Court 1825.
/s/ Polly x S. Sturdivant /s/ Patsy x Ballard
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There seems no reasonable reason why William Ballard would be giving to a sister of his wife so much land and so much personal property. Perhaps Polly Stark Sturdivant was an illigitimate child of Patsy Sturdivant or perhaps she had been previously married briefly to a man named Stark. The middle name of Stark may be a clue to the father of Polly Sturdivant.
1830 Census Warren County North Carolina----P 590, Hawtree
| Patsy Ballard |
Males
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Females
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5-10
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1
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1
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30-40
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0
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1
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60-70
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0
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1
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She was listed on the same page of the Census as Sally Sturdivant, her sister.
1840 Census Warren County North Carolina ---- P 41.
Polly Sturdivant - - - - No Males listed---- No Females listed.
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 28, P 592. 29 Apr 1843.
Polly Sturdivant to John P. Beasley, both of Warren County, for $30,
all her interest in the land where she now lives which is the same that belonged to her grandmother Sally Sturdivant. Adjoining John Rodwell Jr. on South, Nathl Fitts and Edward Fitts on East, Richard Boyed on North, and Hawtree Creek on the West.
Wit: Francis M. Tucker, H. G. Fitts. /s/ Polly x Sturdivant
Proved by Tucker at May Courtt. 1843. Registered Jun. 8, 1843.
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This Deed proves that Polly Stark Sturdivant was the granddaughter, not the daughter of Sarah Rainey Sturdivant. Her mother Patsy Sturdivant Ballard was probably deceased by then.
3. Mary Sturdivant
James Moree to Mary Sturdivant Nov. 24, 1796 Warren County NC.
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He was probably closely related to Jeremiah Moree who married Elizabeth Sturdivant,
sister of Mary Sturdivant. She was married when her father Henry died.
Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 9, P 178----May Court 1797
Account of sales Estate of Saml Keil deceased . Included Jas. Moriry
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 9, P 323----Oct. 8, 1797----Feb. Court 1798.
Accountof sales of Mary Walker deceased by Joseph Walker.
Included James Morey
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 10, P 5----Aug. 30, 1798
James Thomas apprenticed to James Morey by William Johnson, J.P.
To be taught Planter’s business, etc.
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James Moree does not appear on the 1800 Census of Warren County NC and seems to have moved from the area. He may be the James Moree on the 1820 Census of Sumter County SC. He most probably was the James Morey on the 1830 Census of Twiggs County GA who was age 60-70. Living with him was a female age 30-40 and 2 slaves. Mary Sturdivant may have been deceased by that time as the 30-40 year old female is too young to be Mary. Living nearby was Alfred Morey, son of James who later lived in Worth County GA. Descendants in the Alfred Morey/Moree family believe that James and Mary (Sturdivant) Moree are the parents of Alfred Morey/Moree and that they lived in South Carolina before Georgia. More research needs to be done on this family.
4. Elizabeth/Betsy Sturdivant
Jeremiah Moree to Betsy Sturdivant April 22, 1799 Warren County NC.
Bondsman: David Thomas Wit: M. D. Johnson
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1800 Census Warren County North Carolina----P 820
| Jeremiah Moorey |
Males
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Females
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under 10:
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1
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0
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10-16:
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0
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0
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16-26:
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0
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1
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26-45:
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1
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0
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1810 Census Warren County North Carolina----P 176
| Jeremiah Morey |
Males
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Females
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under 10:
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1
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2
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10-16:
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1
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0
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16-26:
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0
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0
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26-45:
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1
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1
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 16, P 154----Aug. Court 1811
Taxables Hawtree 1811 by Henry Fitts, J.P.
Jeremiah Morey
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 17, P 306
List of Taxable Property in hawtree District 1813 by Henry Fitts, J.P.
Jeremiah Moory
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 18, P 80----Feb. 28, 1814----Feb. Court 1814
Estate of Jeremiah Moory deceased
Henry Fitts Administrator
Bond for 1000 pounds to Henry Fitts
Security: Peter D. White, Oliver Fitts
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 18, P 127----May 8,1814----May Court 1814
Allotment of provisions for year’s support of Eliza Moory widow of Jeremiah deceased and her children by W. A. K. Falkener, Joshua Rivers, B. Davis
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 18, P 127----Aug. 1814
Taxables Hawtree District 1814 by Henry Fitts, J.P.
Eliza Moory
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Warren County North Carolina Will Bk 18, P 138----April 20, 1814----May Court 1814
Inventory of estate of Jeremiah Moory deceased by Henry Fitts Administrator.
Includes note on John Baird.
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Warren County North Carolina Deed Bk ----Sept. 20, 1824.
William Morrie for himself and for Ransom and Henry Morrie of Tennessee to Anderson Sturdivant, their Uncle
60 acres then in the possession of Mrs. Betsy Morrie, late wife of Jeremiah Morrie deceased
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William Sturdivant married Sarah Perry Nov. 15, 1808 Adams County NC.
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 18, P 158. 8 Jul 1806.
William Sturdivant of Warren County to Oliver Fitts for $40,
18 A on waters of Hawtree Crk adjoining Henry Fitts, O. Fitts, Henry Sturdivant, and the dower of his mother Sally Sturdivant, and also his right and title to the land contained in the dower of his mother after her death. Wit: Jo Hawkins, Allan Miller.
Proved by Jos Hawkins at Feb Court 1808. Registered 14 Mar 1808.
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This 18 acres would have been William Sturdivant’s part of his father Henry’s 200 acres.
William Sturdivant does not appear on the 1810 Warren Co. NC Census. Between 1806 and 1808 he went to Adams County MS where he married Sarah Perry in 1808. He served in the War of 1812 from Mississippi in the same Militia as Henry Sturdivant. He appear on the 1816 and the 1827 Tax Lists of Adams County MS. He probably died 1827-1830 in either Adams County or Wilkinson County MS. A Mrs. Mary Sturdivant born 1790-1810 appears on the 1830 Census of Wilkinson County MS. Also in her household were another female born 1790-1810 and a male born 1810-1820. Henry Oliver Sturdivant who was born ca 1814 was probably the son born 1810 1820. He lived and died in Wilkinson County MS.
6. Henry Sturdivant
Henry Sturdivant married (1) Ann Bradshaw and probably (2) Ginsey Irwin.
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 19, P 15. 3 Mar 1808.
Henry Sturdivant to Oliver Fitts for $40,
about 15 acres on Hawtree Creek adjoining this Grantee, Jonathan King, and others. It was the parcel laid off to this Grantor in the division of his father's land, and also all the interest in his mother's dower. Wit: Wm. Miller.
Acknowledged at 3 Mar 1808 Court. Registered 28 Feb 1811.
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He was in the area of Jefferson County MS by 1812 when he served in the same Militia Regiment as his brother William. He appears in Jefferson County records until the 1830’s when he moved to Yazoo County MS. He died there 1850-1860.
7. Sarah Sturdivant
John Moore to Sally Sturdivant June 6, 1832
Bondsman: John Darnal Wit: C. Drake, CC
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 22, P 200---- 23 Feb 1805.
William Ballard to Sally Sturdivant, daughter of Sally Sturdivant, both of Warren, for £7.10. 16 A. Beginning on a sawood corner on William Kimballs line; W to Beasley's corner red oak & hickory; N to Hawkins corner black jack; E near said Ballard's spring to small white oak; S to beginning.
Wit: Abraham Clanton, Henry Sturdivant. /s/ William x Ballard
Proved by Henry Fitts [who certified the handwriting of Abraham Clanton
Acknowledged at Feb Court 1822. Reg 5 Apr 1822.
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Warren County Deed Bk 24, P 308----24 Mar 1824.
Sally Sturdivant to Benjamin Ward, both of Warren, for $65,
16 acres beginning at black jack corner in Hawkins line; to hickory corner in said Wards line; along a line of marked trees to Hawkins line to the beginning. /s/ Sally x Sturdivant
Wit: Henry Fitts. Proved by Fitts at May Courtt 1826. Registered 13 Jun 1826.
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1830 Census Warren County North Carolina ---- P 590 (Hendwritten)
| Sally Sturdivant |
Males
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Females
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15-20
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0
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1
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40-50
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0
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1
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Hutson Parish to Druscilla Sturdivant April 5, 1814
Bondsman: Anderson Sturdivant Wit: M. J. Hawkins
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Warren Counnty NC Deed Bk 19, P 260----16 Aug 1813.
Elijah Willson of Rockingham Co., NC to Drucillar Sturdivant of Warren , for $135
60 acres beginning at black jack on Wm Williams line ;
W to sowerwood on said Williams line; S to white oak on Potts line;
E to red oak on Reps [?] Mabrey line; N to beginning.
Wit: George Willson, Thos. Blackwell. /s/ Elijah x Willson
Proved by George Willson at Nov Court 1813. Regisered 11 Jan 1814.
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 25, P 519. 16 Mar 1825.
Hudson (P) Parish to Anderson Sturdivant, both of Warren, for $500,
128 acres beginning at Hammocks corner; to Kinnaman corner; to two small white oaks;
to small gum at head of a branch; down branch to mouth of a small branch; up the branch about to sweet gum on Hammock to place of beginning.
Wit: Benja Norwood Jr, Edwd N____[?].
Ack at Aug Courtt 1829. Registered 22 Sep 1829
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Warren County Deed Bk 29, P 33. 1 Oct 1828.
Hutson Parish to Wm G. Wilson, both of Warren, for $1 and for a
tract of land in Montgomery County Tennessee on north side of Cumberland River, Parish conveys 301 acres in Warren County adoiningj M. F. Hawkins, the hiers of Ebenezar Slade, Daniel Turner, Gordon Cawthorn, and others.
Wit: Gordon Cawthorn, J. C. Green. /s/ Hutson x Parish
Proved by Cawthorn at Oct 10 Court1828. Registered Jan. 16, 1845.
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Hudson and Drucilla Parish were living in Montgomery County TN on the 1830 Census. In the household were Hudson, wife Drucilla, a son age 15-20, 2 daughters age 10-15 and another son under 5. By 1840 Hudson Parish was living in Stewart County TN He was age 50-60 and had a female age 15-20 in his household, too young to be Drucilla. Drucilla must have died 1830-40 in either Montgomery or Stewart Co. TN.
Hudson Parish married Henney H. Fletcher Sep. 17, 1842 in Montgomery County TN. He and Henrietta appear on the 1850 Census of Stewart County TN. Hudson was age 62, and Henrietta was age 39. They had 3 children agse 9, 7 and 5 living in their household and also James Parish age 35 who may have been the son of Hudson and Drucilla Parish. His Estate is recorded in
Stewart Co. TN in April 1854.
9. Anderson Sturdivant
Anderson Sturdivant to Theney Riggans Nov. 17, 1821.
Bondsman: John Hearlint
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 23, P 72---- 29 Jul 1817.
Anderson Sturdivant to John Hawks, both of Warren County for $200,
80 acres. beginning at a pine in Joshua Rivers line; W James Powell to Elizabeth Bartlett line; to scrub oak on Mathew Ellis line; E Frederick Talley to red oak stump in Obediah Ellis line on a branch - - - up branch with Ellis to beginning..
Wit: William Andrews, John L. Bennett.
Proved by Andrews at Aug Court 1823. Registered 14 Nov1823.
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Warren County NC Deed Bk 24, P 509----12 Jan 1824.
Anderson Sturdivant and wife Parthenia to Anthony King Sr., all of Warren, for $50,
33 1/3 A which was a conveyance from this Grantee to this Grantor.
No further description]. On 27 Feb 1827, Parthenia certified that she freely signed this deed and Anderson acknowledged the deed before Judge Jn Hale. Registered 27 Mar 1827. |
March 16, 1825 Hudson Parish sold 128 acres to Anderson Sturdivant as the above deed for Hudson Parish shows.
1820 Census Warren County North Carolina ---- P 800
| Anderson Sturdivant |
Males
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Females
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18-26
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1
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0
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over 45
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0
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1
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Anderson Sturdivant moved to Montgomery County TN by 1830 when he appears on the Census there. Hudson Parish was on page 42 of the same Census. By 1836 Anderson Sturdivant had moved to Henry County TN where he died Nov. 5, 1873.
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