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Note for: Joseph Mullins, 1801 - 1870 Index

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had 10 children

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Note for: William Joseph Mullins, 1765 - 1839 Index

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had 6 children

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Note for: Godfrey Daniel Stout, 23 NOV 1750 - 13 JAN 1845 Index

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Godfrey was enlisted in the Revolution from PA. After the war he migrated south through the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia to the present Johnson County, Tennessee. He was a captain during the Revolutionary War. he took the oath of allegiance and Fidelity in Frederick County, Va in 1777. A Daniel Stout paid taxes in 1794 in Washington County , North Carolina, later known at Johnson County, Tennessee. Godfrey Daniel lived in Pandora, Tennessee. They had a large log house on the banks of Doe Creek, which he had deeded to his son, Major David D. Stout. Godfrey died in the log house. He is buried in the Asa Shoun cemetery on the right of Tennessee highway 67, below Pandora.

WILL OF GODFREY DANIEL STOUT
Page 27 STATE OF TENNESSEE} JOHNSON COUNTY }
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I, Godfrey Daniel Stout, Sr., being of sound mind and memory do make this my last Will and Testament, to-wit: Unto my beloved son, George Peter Stout, I give and bequeath one dollar. Unto my beloved son Daniel Stout, one dollar, and unto my beloved son, John Stout, one dollar, and unto my beloved son, Henry Stout, one dollar, and unto my beloved son Abraham Stout, one Dollar, and unto my beloved son, David D. Stout, one dollar, and unto my son, Thomas Stout, Heirs, one dollar, and unto my beloved son in law, John Potter, One dollar, and unto my son in law, Nicholas Grindstaff, one dollar, and unto my beloved son in law, Joseph Robinson, one dollar, unto my beloved daughter, Catherine Stout, one dollar.
And I do hereby make and appoint my son, John Stout my Executor of this my last will and testament. Signed, sealed and acknowledged in presence of us September 26th, 1843.

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Note for: Hans George Sponseller, 17 DEC 1716 - 1778 Index

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had 10 children
was married once in 1743 in Lancaster or Germany TWP area, widowed and remarried in 1749
Emigrated with parents at age 16 in 1732
His brothers, Jacob and Andrew, and sister Elizabeth
Near Sinsheim, Neckar area Heidelberg, Germany
Records from St. John's Church, Littlestown, Pa.

Naturalization: April 4, 1762, Naturalized British Citizen, Philadelphia, Pa.
Residence: Germany Twp., York Co., Pa.

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Note for: Hans Philip Sponseller, 1676 - 19 APR 1752 Index

Immigration:
     Date:   25 SEP 1732
     Place:   Port of Philadelphia, The Loyal Judith

Burial:
     Place:   Trinity Luth. Cem. Lancaster County, PA

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had 6 children
Buried Trinity Luth. Cemetery. Lancaster Co. PA
Immigration: Sep 25, 1732, Port of Philadelphia, The Loyal Judith2

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Note for: Calloway "Calvin" Elrod, 3 MAR 1818 - 26 OCT 1861 Index

Occupation:
     Place:   Bondsman

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Johnson County, TN Will Book, Vol. I, P. 152
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO R. H. LUTTRELL, ADMSTR. OF CALAWAY ELROD, DECEASED
STATE OF TENNESSEE} JOHNSON COUNTY } TO: R. H. LUTFRELL, ESQUIRE.
It having satisfactorily made known to the Worshipful County Court, at the November Term 1861, that Calaway Elrod late of our said County had departed this life, leaving no last Will nor Testament; and application having been made to said Court to have Letters of Administration granted, you on the estate of said Calloway Elrod; and the Court being satisfied that you are a suitable person for that purpose and you having given bond and security as the law requires in such eases; Letters of Administration were ordered by our said Court accordingly.
These are therefore to authorize and empower you the said R. H. Luttrell, to enter into and upon all singular the goods, chattels, rights and credits of the said Calloway Elrod, deceased, and the same into your possession take wheresoever to be found in this State; and a true and perfect inventory make of the same; and return to our next County Court, under oath. And all the just debts of the intestate pay so far as the estate will amount or extend. And the residue (if any) deliver or pay over to those who by law may be entitled to receive the same. And make known within the time prescribed by law how you shall have Administered the estate aforesaid.
Witness, Green Moore, Clerk of said County Court, at office in Taylorsville, this first Monday in November A.D. 1861.
G. Moore, Clk. County C.

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Note for: Francis "Fannie" Lousia Jones, 20 APR 1821 - 11 OCT 1881 Index

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1870 Johnson County Census: Fanny Elrod 48 NC, Joseph C 21 NC, Rebecca 16, Robert 9 TN, Thomas 7

Calloway served as the Johnson County Clerk

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Note for: Nancy Phillips, 3 AUG 1788 - 17 OCT 1879 Index

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Nancy was the daughter of Ezra Phillips (1762-abt 1836) and Hannah Randolph (1761-1839). Hannah descends from Samuel Randolph of Revolutionary War fame.

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Note for: Adam Elrod, 20 JUL 1786 - 19 FEB 1875 Index

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had 12 children

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Note for: Conrad Elrod, 5 OCT 1749 - 5 APR 1817 Index

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had 8 children

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Note for: Wilhelm Elrod, 1706 - 1768 Index

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had 6 children

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Note for: Johann Dietrick Elrod, 1685 - AFT. 1739 Index

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had 13 children remarried to Sarah Dietrick Wood Smith
she died May 26, 1748
Maria and Dietrick had 7 children

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Note for: Joseph Dykes Jones, ABT. 1777 - 1880 Index

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had 5 children