Larry Vaden Giles

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1910, Piney, Cleburne, Arkansas, USA

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1860, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1870, , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1880, , Tate, Mississippi, USA

Notes:

Sydnor Coleman Giles, the son of William B Giles and Sarah Ann Ferguson, who married 3 Jan 1848 in Pittsylvania County Virginia was the only one of their seven children to live to adulthood. He was their first child, born 20 May 1949 in Pittsylvania County, where all their children were born. At the end of October and the first of November in 1860, his mother Sarah Ann, a brother Charles, and a sister Susan, died of Diptheria, apparently during an epidemic. The other children died of various other causes at various ages. In 1856, William B. had bought land in the Spring Garden area of Pittsylvania County from Wilson H Giles, who may be his brother. He had also bought land in 1860, adjoined to his previous purchase. William B never remarried, but heartbroken from the loss of his family, disposed of his land by 1870 and lived alone in the subdivision on the Dan River. When that census was taken, a housekeeper and her little daughter were listed as present. In 1872, he arrived in Tate County, Mississippi, to live with his son, Sydnor Coleman and his family.

Sydnor Coleman Giles migrated from his birthplace to DeSoto County, Mississippi between 1865 and 1870 where, in 1870 he was living with and working on the farm of J. W. and Susan Echols.

Sydnor married Harriet Corinna "cora" Echols on 8 Aug 1894 in Senatobia, Tate, Mississippi, USA. Harriet (daughter of David Eleana Echols and Martha "mattie" A E Owen) was born in 1871 in , , Mississippi, USA; died in 1930 in Henryetta, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1880, , Yalobusha, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1900, , Tate, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1910, Piney, Cleburne, Arkansas, USA
• Residence: 1920, Henryetta, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, USA
• Residence: 1930, Henryetta, Okmulgee, Oklahoma, USA

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• Residence: 1850, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1860, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1870, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1880, , Tate, Mississippi, USA

Notes:

William Bascom Giles was born abt 1815 in Virginia--Near Chantam, about 50 miles from Danville, according to Jeremiah Sydnor Giles. The censuses show him to be born about 1815.

The marriage license shows William (B.)G. Giles and Sally Ann Ferguson married 3 Jan 1848 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

1830 Census - No Township Listed - Pittsylvania - Virginia - Page 313:
William B. Giles

Customers at Hugh Weir's store in 1835 - lists a William B. Giles that owes him money.
Book 11 - of the Mixed Probate Records of Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Hugh Weir had one store in Chatham, which was referred to as his store at the Pittsylvania Court House, or Competition, as it was called at the time. Other Giles listed are Hezekiah Giles, James Giles, John Giles, Jr., Johnson Giles.

William Bascom Giles bought 60 acres of land from Wilson H. Giles, next door to him.
On the 1850 Census of Pittsylvania County, Virginia - Northern District - Entry # 807 shows
Giles, William B. - 35 - M - Farmer - VA
Giles, Sally - 24 - F - VA - cannot read or write
, Synor - 1 - M - VA
Tramond, Jackson - 16 - M - Laborer - VA
On the same page - Household # 805 shows:
Garrett Giles - 26 - M - W - Farmer - VA
Judith " - 20 F - VA
On the same page - Household #809 shows:
Lucy Giles - 55 - F - $275 - VA - (Lucy Easley Giles, wife of Thomas Giles)
Paulina Dunbar - 18 - F - VA - (Granddaughter)
1860 Census - North District - Pittsylvania County, VA - Household # 1426 shows:
William B. Giles - 45 - M - Farmer - $800 - $300 - VA
Sarah A. Giles - 32 - F - VA - (cannot read or write)
Sydnor C. Giles - 11 - M - VA - (attended school within the year)
Mary E. Giles - 7 - F - VA
Charles M. - 5 - M - VA
Susan A. Giles - 1 - F - VA
Living next door: Household # 1427 shows:
Lewis A. Riddle - 31 -M - Master Carpenter - $1500 - $500 - VA
Susan A. Riddle - 28 - F - VA
Jane - 4 - F - VA
Bettie E. - F - 2 - VA

William' son, Charles M. Giles, died in 15 November 1860, his wife, Sally Ann Ferguson Giles, died the 29th of Nov. and while he was gone to bury his wife, his daughter, Susan A. Giles, died 1 December. Cherrystone is shown as the place of some of the childrens' place of death in the Pittsylvania County. Virginia Death Records. Death as a result of diptheria:
Found Death record in the 1860 Pittsylvania County, Virginia Death Register - Part 1 (1.68466)
Charles Giles - M - son - age 6 - died 15 Nov 1860 of diptheria - father - William B. Giles
Sarah A. Giles - F - wife - age 33 - died 29 Nov 1860 of diptheria - husband - William B. Giles
Susan A. Giles- daughter - age 18 mos. - died 01 Dec 1860 - father - William B. Giles
All together William and Sally had eight children of which seven died as youth. Only one son survived, Sydnor Coleman Giles.

A family story is that William Bascom Giles freed his slaves before the Confederate War and the other farmers ran him out of the county.

Probate Records of Pittsylvania County, Virginia 1864-1864 - Book 27 shows:
Giles, Geo. W., wid. Frances W., adm. William B. Giles

1870 Census - Virginia - Pittsylvania County, Subdivision North of Dan River - Chatham P.O. - Household # 1416 shows:
Giles, William B. - 54 - M - W - Farming - VA
Riddle, Elizabeth - 30 - F - W - Housekeeper - VA
Martha - 6 - F - W - At Home - VA
Living next door is: Household # 1415 shows:
Riddle, Thomas C. - 30 - Farmer - $2000 - $1500 - VA
, Nancy - 40 - Keep House - VA
, Francis C. - 28 - Without Occupation - VA
, Elizabeth A.R. - 17 - At Home - VA

Sydnor Coleman Giles, the only surviving child of William Bascom Giles and Sally Ann Ferguson Giles, moved to the Senatobia, Tate Coutnty, Mississippi area around 1869. He is shown on the census there living with the J.W. Echols Family in 1870. Sydnor married Frances Jeremiah Echols in Tate County, Mississippi on 2 Nov 1870. William B. Giles went to live with his son, Sydnor in Tate County, Mississippi in abt 1871.

William Bascom Giles is seen on the 1880 census living with his son's family in Senatobia.
1880 Census of District 181 - All Townships - Tate County, Mississippi - Household # 356 shows:
Giles, S.C. - Head - W - M - 31 - Married - Farmer - VA - VA - VA
F.J. - Wife - W - F - 29 - Married - Keep House - MS - VA - VA
C.T. - Son - W - M - 6 - Single - MS - VA - MS
L.S. - Daughter - W - F - 3 - Single - MS - VA - MS
J.C. - Son - W - M - 11/12 -(June)- Single - MS - VA - MS
W. B. -W - M - 65 - Father - Widowed - (Father)

William B. Giles death date shown to be May 23rd, 1883 in Sydnor C. Giles Family Bible

Singleton Springs Cemetery, Tate County, Mississippi Book by Louise C. Fox says:
William Bascom Giles 1815 - ca 1884
Father of Sydnor Coleman Giles and the husband of Sarah Ann Ferguson, he is buried in Singleton Springs Cemetery in Sarah, Tate County, Mississippi, with no headstone but a large rock. He is buried next to Sydnor Coleman and Frances Jeremiah Echols Giles. All seven childrens' births and deaths recorded in the Bible of Sydnor Coleman Giles in the hands of Edna Hatton Tullos of Memphis, Tennessee.

Thomas Giles Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, VA
Pittsylvania Co., Thomas Giles Cemetery {23043}

Located on private property of Harry Lee Demott, 2756 Concord Road. This cemetery is about 0.4 miles down a dirt road, off West Giles Road, off Concord Road, off of the Irish Road (Route 703), right at the Concord Methodist Church.

Giles, Mary Fackler b. 1817 d. 1913 #1614
Giles, Ellis b. 1813 d. 1874 #1614/1
Giles, Thomas b. 1841 d. 1856 #16141
Giles, Donnie Collie b. 1855 d. 1912 #16142/1
Giles, William b. 1844 d. in Civil War #16143
Giles, Jerry W. b. 1846 d. 1880 #16144
Giles, Letitia J. b. 1847 d. 1862 #16145
Farthing, Mary Helenda b. 1 Dec 1849 d. 2 Nov 1929 #16146
Farthing, James b. 16 Feb 1840 d. 13 Oct 1888 #16146/1
Giles, H. E. b. 1858 [?] d. 1922 #16148
Giles, Lucy A. b. 1859 d. 1890 #16148/1
Giles, John b. 1859 #1614A

William married Sarah "Sally" Ann Ferguson on 3 Jan 1848 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. Sarah (daughter of William Ferguson and Rosa Ann Dunbar) was born about 1827 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA; died on 29 Nov 1860 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1850, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1860, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 23 Oct 1860, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA

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• Residence: 1850, , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1860, , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1870, , Hinds, Mississippi, USA

Notes:

David fought in the civil war in Company G, Woods Regiment, 1st Mississippi Calvary, under Adams. He was a scout for the confederate troops. He sold items from a horse-drawn cart and was allowed to move freely among the troops of both the north and the south. In this capacity he was able to gather information from the north troops and carry it to the confederates. He suffered injuries during that war, and in 1877 he supposedly died from the results of those wounds. His wife Mattie died the year before and the three surviving children were raised by relatives, one child had died as an infant.

David married Martha "mattie" A E Owen on 27 Dec 1867. Martha was born about 1840 in , , Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1820, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1830, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1840, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA

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THOMAS GILES CEMETERY Pittsylvania County, VA 2005
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located on private property of harry lee demott, 2756
concord rd.,his grandmother was a giles and still lives on the original farm.
the cemetery is about .4 mile down a dirt rd., off w.giles rd., off concord
rd., off of the irish rd.(rt.703), right at the CONCORD METHODIST CH. not
visible from the rd. fairly kept up. a Mr. Motley has placed funeral home
markers on all the graves that didn't have tombstones, some have lost the
letters , but most are intact. Mr. DeMott gladly took me to the cemetery and
was very helpful.

1/ thomas giles, b.1783 - d.1840
2/ lucy easley giles, b.1788 - d.1852
3/ sarah giles, b.1855 - no other date
4/ letitia j. giles, b.1847 - d.1862
5/ ? e. giles, b.1842- d.1878
6/ donnie collie giles, b.1855 - d.1912
7/ jerry w. giles, b.1846 - d.1880
8/ george giles, age 1 year
9/ lillie giles, died young
10/ william giles, b.1844 - died in civil war( va. regimental series book, 53rd va. inf., co. i, va. inf., pvt., died 1/16/1863, typhoid fever, dark complexion, blue eyes, light hair, 5'0", william b. giles, son of ellis giles)
11/ daniel giles, b.1852 - d.1899
12/ ellis giles, b.1813 - d.1874
13/ mary fackler giles, b.1817 - d.1913
14/ sallie pickeral giles, b.1/1/1872 - d.12/26/1935
15/ h.e.giles, b.1858 - d.1922
16/ lucy a. giles, b.1859 - d.1890
17/ lakley w. giles, b.1858 - no other dates
18/ james wilson giles, b.1854 - d.1854
19/ junior giles, b.1851 - d.1852
20/ judith giles, 1830 - letters lost on marker
21/ garrett giles, b.7/7/1825 - d.7/11/1904 ( co.h, 38th va. inf. regt., c.s.a.)
22/ ann hall giles, b.1828 - d.1904
23/ james farthing, b.2/16/1840 - d.10/13/1888
24/ mary helenda farthing, b.12/1/1849 - d.11/2/1929
25/ helen oaks, b.1909 - d.1910
26/ lucy guendoly giles, b.1909 - d.1910
27/ thomas giles, b.1841 - d.1856
28/ amet ? father ellis giles, 1860 - no other dates, letters on marker jumbled up
29/ john giles, son of ellis giles, 1859 - no other dates
30/ clarence w. giles, b.1896 - d.1896

Family Bible
Thomas Giles Son of Geo. Giles and Martha Giles his wife
Thomas Giles was born 20th July 1783
Lucy Giles wife of same and daughter of Thomas Easley was born 13th day of May 1788
The above couple was married the 27th Dec 1806
Elizabeth Giles daughter of same was born 15th May 1807
Martha Giles daughter of same was born 3rd April 1809
Jane Giles daughter of same was born 17th March 1811
Ellis Giles son of same was born July 4th 1813
Ann Giles daughter of same was born 11 July 1816
Wilson Giles was born 20th June 1820
Garrett Giles was born 7th of July 1825
Asa W Jones was bron December 16th 1830
Judith Giles the wife of Garret Gles was borned the 25th of April 1830
Judith Ann the daughter of the same borned the 19th of November 1857
William T Giles the son of the same borned the 9th of October 1852

Thomas married Lucy Easley on 27 Dec 1806 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. Lucy (daughter of Thomas Easley and Agatha Stapp) was born on 3 May 1788 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA; died on 10 Dec 1852 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA; was buried in Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1850, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA

Notes:

Jeremiah Echols, son of William Echols III and Mary Elizabeth Farmer, was born in Virginia in 1811. His mother died in Huntsville Madison County Alabama in 1816, and is buried there. In about 1836 Jeremiah came with his father, his stepmother Sarah Haley, and some of his siblings to Chulahoma Marshall County Mississippi. There the family bought land from the Chickasaw Indians in 1837. Fannie's mother Harriet Echols also came from Pittsylvania County Virginia to Marshall County Mississippi in the late 1830s. Jeremiah and Harriet were third cousins. After Jeremiah and Harriet married in Marshall County Mississippi on 12 Oct 1841, they made their home in the next county, which was then DeSoto Mississippi. Tate County was formed out of DeSoto County in 1873. The children born to Jeremiah and Harriet were Joel Turner, Susan Luvenia, Mary D, David E, and Frances Jeremiah.

Jeremiah and Harriet lived on land owned by his brother John until Jeremiah's death, at which time John, who had moved to Texas, sold that land so he would have no holdings in Mississippi to manage. Harriet, being a strong person in both personality and perserverance, managed to buy 300 acres of land in the Crockett area, and later bought other land connected to the 300. The Echols' had donated a plot for a Baptist Church and space for a cemetery in that area. It was in that cemetery that both Jeremiah and Harriet were buried. The site was covered by a road in 1937.

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Birth: Aug. 29, 1811
Pittsylvania County
Virginia, USA
Death: May 10, 1850
DeSoto County
Mississippi, USA

Son of William Echols III & Mary Elizabeth FARMER

He married his 3rd cousin Harriet ECHOLS in Marshall County, Mississippi, USA on 12 Oct 1841

Harriet was the daughter of David ECHOLS and Diana TRIBBLE.

Daughters: Francis Jeremiah ECHOLS Giles, is buried at Singleton Springs Cemetery.

Mary D ECHOLS Echols, is buried at Bethesda Cemetery.

Mary married (1) Ambrose Christopher GARRETT (2) John H HUNTER then (3) her cousin Joseph William ECHOLS.


Family links:
Parents:
William Echols (1769 - 1858)

Children:
Mary Diana Echols (1848 - 1902)*
Frances Jeremiah Echols Giles (1851 - 1894)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Echols Cemetery
Marshall County
Mississippi, USA

Maintained by: Terry Echols
Originally Created by: Anonymous
Record added: Jan 17, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 46788042


"Fannie's father, Jeremiah Echols, a son of William Echols III and Mary Elizabeth Farmer, was born in Virginia in 1811. His mother died in Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, in 1816, and is buried there. In about 1836 Jeremiah came with his father, his stepmother (Sarah Haley), and some of his siblings to Chulahoma, Marshall County, Mississippi. There the family bought land from the Chickasaw Indians. in 1837. Fannie's mother Harriet Echols, also came from Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Marshall County, Mississippi, in the late 1830s. Jeremiah and Harriet were third cousins. Their line of descent goes back to "Old" John Echols and Mary Cave; Jeremiah descending from John and Mary's son, William I, through William II and William III; and Harriet descending from John and Mary's son, Abraham, through Joseph Echols and Elizabeth Street and their son, David Echols and Dinah Tribble who married 3 June 1802. When Jeremiah and Harriet married in Marshall County, Mississippi, on 12 October 1841, they made their home in the adjoining cunty, which was then DeSoto County, Mississippi. Tate County was formed out of DeSoto County in 1873. The children born to Jeremiah and Harriet were Joel Turner, Susan Luvenia, Mary D., David E., and Frances Jeremiah.

Jeremiah and Harriet lived on land owned by his brother, John, until Jeremiah's death, at which time John, who had moved to Texas, sold that land so he would have no holdings in Mississippi to see about. Harriet, being a strong person in both personality and perserverance, managed to buy 300 acres of land in the Crockett area, and later bought other land connected to the 300. The Echols' had donated a plot for a Baptist Church and space for a cemetery in that area. It was in that cemetery that both Jeremiah and Harriet were buried. In the 1990's I went into that area to locate the land and the cemetery. The church had been gone many, many years; but I learned that the cemetery had been destroyed in abut 1937 when a new road was cut through. An elderly gentleman who owned and lived on some of the land that Harriet had bouhgt in 1856, showed me where the cemetery had been. He lived there in 1937 when the road came through. I asked him about the tombstones, and he told me they were simply covered over with dirt scraped from the hillside as the road was made.

Fannie's brother, Joel Turner Echols, served in and was killed in the Civil War. On 31 July 1867 Susan Luvenia married William L. Hudson of Yalabusha County (MS) and lived first in Arkabutla, but were in Yalabusha by 1880. Their first child was William E Hudson. They eventually moved to Memphs, Shelby County, Tennesse. In the 1940s I was with my father when he visited one one of her descendants there, Jim Hudson, who was a retired dentist. Mary D. married Ambrose C. Garrett 19 Dec 1866, soon after Harriet died in 1866; their first child was a daughter, Rena. David E., born in 1846, fought in the Civil War in Company G, Woods Regiiment, 1st Mississippi Cavalry, under Adams. I was told by a distant cousin, now deceased, that David E. was a scout for the Confederate troops in the Civil War. It was said that he sold various items from a horse-drawn cart and was allowed to move freely among the troops of both the North and the South. In this capacity he was able to gather information from the North troops and carry it to the Confederates. David E. suffered injuries during that war. On 27 Dec 1867 he married Martha/Mattie A. E. Owens; they had four children. They lived in Yalabusha County. David E. died 20 Oct 1877, supposedly from the wounds he suffered in the war. His wife died in 1876. One of the children died as an infant, but the others were raised by relatives. Ther were Jeremiah Joel (Jerry), Isham Turner (I.T.), and Harriet Corina (Cora), who was living with her Aunt Susan in 1880 in Yalabusha County. By 1889, she was living with Sydnor Coleman and Frances Jeremiah in Tate County. She is in a family picture made in 1889 of the Sydnor Coleman Giles family. " (Iva Erlene Giles Moore).

Jeremiah married Harriet Echols on 12 Oct 1841 in , Marshall, Mississippi, USA. Harriet (daughter of David Echols and Dianah Tribble) was born on 7 Sep 1818 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA; died on 24 Jul 1866 in , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1850, , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA
• Residence: 1860, , DeSoto, Mississippi, USA

Notes:

Harriet Echols, also came from Pittsylvania County, Virginia to Marshall County, Mississippi, in the late 1830s. Jeremiah and Harriet were third cousins. Their line of descent goes back to "Old" John Echols and Mary Cave; Jeremiah descending from John and Mary's son, William I, through William II and William III; and Harriet descending from John and Mary's son, Abraham, through Joseph Echols and Elizabeth Street and their son, David Echols and Dinah Tribble who married 3 June 1802. When Jeremiah and Harriet married in Marshall County, Mississippi, on 12 October 1841, they made their home in the adjoining cunty, which was then DeSoto County, Mississippi. Tate County was formed out of DeSoto County in 1873. The children born to Jeremiah and Harriet were Joel Turner, Susan Luvenia, Mary D., David E., and Frances Jeremiah.

Jeremiah and Harriet lived on land owned by his brother, John, until Jeremiah's death, at which time John, who had moved to Texas, sold that land so he would have no holdings in Mississippi to see about. Harriet, being a strong person in both personality and perserverance, managed to buy 300 acres of land in the Crockett area, and later bought other land connected to the 300. The Echols' had donated a plot for a Baptist Church and space for a cemetery in that area. It was in that cemetery that both Jeremiah and Harriet were buried. In the 1990's I went into that area to locate the land and the cemetery. The church had been gone many, many years; but I learned that the cemetery had been destroyed in abut 1937 when a new road was cut through. An elderly gentleman who owned and lived on some of the land that Harriet had bouhgt in 1856, showed me where the cemetery had been. He lived there in 1937 when the road came through. I asked him about the tombstones, and he told me they were simply covered over with dirt scraped from the hillside as the road was made.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1820, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1830, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 4 Mar 1831, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1833, , , Virginia, USA

Notes:

George Giles was a revolutionary war patriot having served as a private and as a militiaman. He lived in Surry County, N. C. and was attached to Captain Gideon Fall's Company under Major James Rutherford. They marched to Monks Corner, S.C., where General Caswell took command. The Company was ordered to march back, since Charleston had already fallen to the British. George joined the army at Nelson's Ferry on the Santee River, and from there went to Camden and then to Cross Creek. In 1780 moved from N. C. to Loudon County, Va. In 1781 was drafted into army and sent to Yorktown until the British surrendered. H marched in Regiment of Coronel G. West which was sent to guard over British prisoners to Noland's Ferry on the Potomac. His pension of $23.33 annually began on 4/10/1833 and he received a total of $69.99.

George married Martha Stevens on 3 Nov 1777 in , Loudoun, Virginia, USA. Martha was born in 1759 in , Loudoun, Virginia, USA; died on 20 Oct 1816 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1810, , Bedford, Virginia, USA

Thomas married Agatha Stapp. Agatha was born in 1760 in , Albemarle, Virginia, USA; died in 1797 in , Albemarle, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1830, Huntsville, Madison, Alabama, USA
• Residence: 1850, , Marshall, Mississippi, USA

Notes:

Birth: Oct. 8, 1769
Lynchburg City
Virginia, USA
Death: Apr. 21, 1858
Marshall County
Mississippi, USA

Age 88 years, 6 mo, 13 days (birth date is calculated from age given on stone)

Son of William Echols & Rebecca Rachel SPRADLIN

Husband of Mary Elizabeth Farmer
Marriage - Pittsylvania County, Virginia, USA 19 May 1794
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Marshall County - Book 13, p.383

WILL OF WILLIAM ECHOLS - Dated: 29 Nov 1857; Prob: 17 May 1858 To beloved wife Sarah Echols - 23 slaves, farm on which I reside, stock, furniture, etc.

All balance to be divided between my five living children: William, Larkin, John & Elkanah Echols & Elizabeth Wood & the surviving heirs of Mary Hollowell, dec'd viz: William Hollowell, Susan, Joseph & Mary; also the heirs of dec'd son Jeremiah, viz: Joel T., David E., Susan L., Mary D., & Frances J. Echols. (Also mentioned is dec'd son Joseph Echols.)

Execs; Sons William, Larkin & Elcanah Echols.

Wit; W. H. Young, John Scott Coleman, B. W. Alexander, D. B. W. Rowser.

Signed: Wm. Echols


Family links:
Children:
Elkanah Echols (1806 - 1864)*
Turner Echols (1807 - 1839)*
Jeremiah Echols (1811 - 1850)*
Joseph Echols (1814 - 1847)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Echols Cemetery
Marshall County
Mississippi, USA

Maintained by: Terry Echols
Originally Created by: Anonymous
Record added: Jan 17, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 46788142

William married Mary Elizabeth Farmer on 19 May 1794 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. Mary was born on 17 Dec 1775 in Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Virginia, USA; died in 1815 in Huntsville, Madison, Alabama, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1820, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1830, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1840, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Residence: 1850, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA
• Probate: 31 May 1853, , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA

Notes:

ECHOLS / FACKLER CEMETERY, Pittslyvania County, VA 2005
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LOCATED, on rt. 703( THE IRISH ROAD), west, off rt.29, at Tightsqueeze va, go past Chatham High School about 2 miles. About 1/4 mile past the Concord Methodist Church on left. cemetery is about 200' off road beside old 2 story house. This house is next door to the home of Mr Edward and Clara Shelton, 681 Irish Rd, the current land owners. This land was once owned by Benjamin Riddle and Nancy Giles Riddle (my gggg-grandparents). I feel very certain that my ggg-grandparents are buried here or directly across the road. My ggg-grandfather was , Jesse McNeely, b abt 1800, d 1837. His wife was Francis (Fannie) Riddle McNeely (daughter of Benjamin and Nancy Riddle), b abt 1794, d Jan 1823 (at child-birth). I believe that Benjamin and Nancy Riddle and their son Rueben Riddle are buried here too. They all were living here at the time of their deaths. The farm was sold to a Mr Anthony after Rueben died. Anthony was a minister at the OLD BANNISTER RIVER BAPTIST CH, which was about was about 1/2 mile farther down the road, just past the river, on north side of road.

These are the only marked graves I could find in the cemetery;
1 David Echols, b 1/27/1776 d 2/18/1854
2 Dinah Echols, wife of David Echols, b 1/11/1784 d 5/12/1848
3 Abram Fackler, 1826-1904
4 Abigal G Fackler, died 1902
5 Jackson Hall, 1891-1891
6 Nannie Hall, 1866-1891
7 Henry Fackler, 1867-1880
8 Harriett S Fackler, 1842-1871
9 Samuel Fackler, infant
10 Robert Fackler, infant
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Will of David Echols, 1853

I, David Echols of the County of Pittsylvania, State of Virginia, being of sound mind & disposing memory & calling to mind the uncertainty of human life do by these presents, on the 31st day of May, 1853, make this my Last Will &
Testament hereby revoking all wills by me heretofore made.

1st I desire and direct my Executor hereinafter named immediately after my decease to pay all my just debts.

2nd I devise to my wife Nancy Echols one negro woman Jane and her increase if any. One negro boy Bob. One negro woman Eady. One horse all my stock of cattle, hogs, sheep, house hold & kitchen furniture, plantation utensils. Stock of provisions of every description, including whatever may be due to me from William A. Anthony for rent. Also three hundred dollars in cash to her and her heirs forever.

3rd I devise to my daughter, Sarah Anthony, the wife of William A. Anthony the sum of Four hundred and sixty one dollars and eighty five cents to be paid to her out of the money due to me at my death from William A. Anthony on account of a tract of land sold him to the said Sarah Anthony and her heirs forever.

4th I devise to my daughter Susan S. Scates the wife of Grief D. Scates the sum of nine hundred and seventeen dollars and seven cents to be paid to her out of the money due to me at my death from William A. Anthony on account of a tract of land sold him to the said Susan S. Scates and her heirs forever.

I devise to Coalman P. Bennett in trust for my daughter Levina Heurt the wife of Robert S. Heurt one negro girl Phillis and her increase if any during the life of my said daughter Levina and at her death I devise the girl to Susan Heurt. Daughter of Robert S. & Levina Heurt the negro girl Phillis and her increase to the said Susan Heurt and her heirs forever.

7th I devise to my grand son William J. Echols the sum of one thousand dollars, to be paid to him by my Executor hereinafter named upon his arriving at the age of twenty one years together with the interest that may accrue on the same from the time of my death. Also one negro boy Jack to be delivered to him by my executor hereinafter named upon my said grand son arriving at the age of twenty one years together with whatever his the said the said boys hires may be from the time of my death - in the event my said grand son William J. Echols should die before he arrives at the age of twenty one years or the legacy aforesaid is paid over & delivered to him then I devise the legacy contained in this seventh clause shall be equally divided between Coalman Echols, Moses Echols, Obadiah Echols, Sarah Anthony, Susan S. Scates, Coalman D. Bennett trustee for Levina Heurt the interest of the said Levina Heurt to be paid to her annually in the event any right or interest should accrue to her under this seventh clause and at her death to be paid to the heirs of her body.

8th I devise to my cousin Moses Hubbard of Franklin County thirty dollars a year to be paid to him annually during his life by my Executor hereinafter named - five hundred dollars to be retained by my Executor in his hands during the life of Moses Hubbard - the annual interest to be applied to the legacy aforesaid.

9th I devise to Coalman Echols, Moses Echols, Obadiah Echols, Sarah Anthony, Susan S. Scates, Coalman D. Bennett, trustee for Levina Heurt an equal amount of the balance of the money that may be due me at my death - including the five hundred dollars imbraced in the 8th clause of this my will after the decease of Moses Hubbard aforesaid - The annual interest held by Coalman D. Bennett in trust for Levina Heurt to be paid to her annually during her life and at her death that portion to be equally divided between the heirs of her body.

Lastly, I appoint Coalman D. Bennett Executor of this my will in testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand on the day and year aforesaid.

Signed sealed & delivered in presence of
Wm Rison David Echols
Jesse C. Carter (his mark) seal
James P. Johnson

At a court held for the County of Pittsylvania on the 20th day of March, 1854. This last will and testament of David Echols was proved by William Rison and Jesse C. Carter two subscribing witnesses to be the act of the Testator and was ordered to be recorded.
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David Echols & Diana Tribble - 29 May 1802 (MR 1, p51) (James Tribble, father. Bond: David Echols & Peter Tribble)

VIRGINIA DEEDS
Pittsylvania Co., VA
(Bk 13, p.11) 21 June 1802 - James Allen & Rebekah his wf to Moses Echols of Halifax Co. for £225 - 225 A. in Pitt. Co. adj. lands of Echols, Jiles, Ridles, Lipford & Owens.
(S) James (X) Allen, Rebekah (x) Allen
Wit: H Landrum, Wm Williams, David Echols.
Proved 21 Jun 1802 by Allen as his deed. Rebekah relinq. her dower.
(Bk 13, p.396) 19 Sep 1803 - Moses Eckhols of Hallifax to David Eckhols of Pitt. Co. for £225 - 225 A. on Banister River & Bareskin Creek, being the land James Allen deeded to Moses Eckhols and adj. land where David Eckhols now lives which did belong to John Pigg, dec´d, and by lands of Anthony P. Leapford & others. (S) Moses Echols.
Wit: Benjamin Riddle, George Giles, Joseph Hutchison Proved 19 Sep 1803 by the 3 witnesses.
Halifax Co., VA
(Bk 21, p.689) 29 Feb 1808 - Moses Echols & Elizabeth his wf; Elijah Lacey & Tabitha his wf; Bailey Street & Mary his wf; Paul Street & Rhoda his wf; and Sarah Echols, all of Halifax Co. and David Echols & Dianor his wf; and Drucilla Echols of Pittsyivania Co., all in Virginia, to Isaac Tynes for $60.- 60 A. adj. Isaac Tynes, Wm Tynes, Eliz. Barnes & Henry Barnes.
Signed: Moses Echols, Elizabeth Echols, Elijah Lacey, Tabitha (x) Lacey, Bailey Street, Mary (X) Street, Paul Street, Rhoda Street, Sarah (E) Echols, David Echols.
(Bk 16, p.433) 13 Mar 1809 - Drucilla Echols, Sarah Echols, Bailey Street & Polly his wf, Elijah Lacy & Tabitha his wf Moses Echols & Elizabeth his wf, Paul Street & Rhodah his wf of Halifax Co., Virginia, as heirs of Joseph Echols, dec'd of Halifax Co., to David Echols of Pitt. Co. for £ 125 - 365 A. on Bear Skin Creek adj. David Owen -- formerly James Allen´s but now property of sd Echols -- George Giles -- Thomas Carter -- John Giles -- Walter Lamb -- Abram Parris's land which Joseph Echols, dec'd purchased of John Hubbard, dec´d.
(Signed) Sarah (x) Echols, Bailey Street, Mary (x) Street, Elijah Lacy, Tabitha (X) Lacy, Moses Echols, Elizabeth Echols, Paul Street, Rhoda Street.
Wit: Joseph Echols, John Hix, Moses Echols.
(Bk 16, p.458) 26 Feb 1809 - Drucilla Echols, Sarah Echols, Bailey Street & Mary his wf, David Echols & Deanna his wf, Elijah Lacy & Tabitha his wf, Moses Echols & Elizabeth his wf, Paul Street & Rhoda his wf, Heirs of Joseph Echols, late of Pitt. Co., dec´d, to William Tunstall for £205 - 157 A. whereon Joseph Echols, Sr. died, lying in Pitt. Co. on S. side of Banister River commonly called the Stone House, it being the land conveyed to Joseph Echols, Sr., by John Short.
(Signed): Sarah (x) Echols, David Echols, Dinah Echols, Elijah Lacy, Tabitha (X) Lacy, Moses Echols, Elizabeth (X) Echols, Paul Street, Rhoda Street. (Three spaces Left unsigned)
Same Justices appointed to get relinq. of dower. Note states:
"Polly Street refuses." "Examined taken out" Recorded 18 Sep.
(Bk 17, p.335) 3 May 1811 - George Hardy of Barren Co., KY to David Echols of Pitt. Co. for £261, 4s - 237 A. on both sides of Stewarts Creek & adj. Smith & also Bethenay Haynes.
Wit: Jeduthun ? Carter, William Nelson, Williamson Carter.
Proved 15 July 1811 by the 3 wits. (S) George Herdeay
(Bk 18, p.127) 16 Nov 1812 - Barnett Burnett & Elizabeth his wife to David Echols for $482 - 231 A. on Banister River adj. David Owens, Abner Short & William Elliott.
Wit: none (S) Barnett Burnett, Elizabeth Barnett.
At a court 16 Nov 1812, Elizabeth relinq. her dower.
(Bk 18, p.128) 17 Nov 1812 - Thomas Burnett & Elizabeth his wf to David Echols for $200 70 A. on Banister River & Polecat Cr. adj. Hutchings.
(S) Thomas Burnett, Elizabeth B. Barnett.
Ackn. by Burnett to be his deed, 16 Nov 1812.
(Bk 19, p.55) 28 Dec 1814 - David Echols & Dinah his wf to Wm Robinson of Campbell Co., VA, for £190 - 231 A. on Banister River adj. David Owens, Abner Short & William Elliott.
(s) David Echols, Dianah Echols, Ackn 27 Dec 1814 by David Echols to be his deed.
(Bk 19, p.88) No date Jennings Thompson & Elizabeth his wf to David Echols for £100 - 224 A. on Sandy Creek, adj. Smith, & Shelton. (S) Jennings Thompson, Elizabeth Thompson. At a court 20 Feb 1815, this deed ackn. by Jennings Thompson.
(Bk 22, p.86) 4 Jan 1817 - Philip Penn & Louisa his wf to David Echols for $1600 - 2 tracts, one of 169 A. assigned to James Warren Briscoe from Estate of John Briscoe, dec´d & sold to Philip Penn; the other tract of 151 A. was assigned to Louisa Briscoe who married Philip Penn. (s) Philip Penn, Louisa Penn.
Wit: Jesse Leftwich, R. Harrison, Joseph Morton, George Briscoe, John Briscoe.
Jesse Leftwich & Robert Harrison, J.P. 's, certify that Philip & Louisa ackn the deed, and Louisa relinq. her dower.
(Bk 20, p.307) 17 Feb 1817 - John Hutchings & Anna B. his wf to David Echols for $947 - 149 A. on Bannister River & Bareskin Creek. (S) Jno Hutchings, A. B. Hutchinss.
Wit: Oba Owin, William Chaplin, Jesse Walton, Jr.
2 J.P.'s, inc. Moses Hutchings, obtained relin of dower from Anna B.
(Bk 20, p. 448) 28 Apr 1817 - George Briscoe to David Echols for 200 dollars - 209 A. adj. lands of John Briscoe, dec'd. & crossing the E. fork of Cascade Creek. (S) George Briscoe.
Wit: Edward H. Carter, Jesse Carter, Joseph Furguson, Jr., Dan'l Dunbar.
(Bk 21. p.257) 16 Jan 1818 David Echols & Dinah his wf to William Blair for $200 - 224 A. on both sides of S. fork of Sandy Creek adj. Shelton & Smith.
(S) David Echols, Dinah Echols.
We, Richard Johnson & Wm S. Clark, magistrates, certify that Dianah Echols, wf of David, relinq. her dower.
(Bk 21, p.306) 16 Jan 1818 - We, Richard Johnson & William S. Clark, magistrates, certify that Dianah Eckols, wf of David Echols, relinq. her dower to deed to Wm. Robertson (Bk 19, p55)
(Bk 21, p450) 18 Jan 1818 - Allen Chandler & Frances his wf to David Echols for £100 - 100 A. beginning in the fork of Bearskin Cr. on Banister River, adj. Echols corner on E. side of Bearskin. (S) Allen Chandler, Frances Chandler. Note in margin of page: For relinq. see Bk 1827, p.38)
(Bk 22, p.264) 4 May 1819 - Bartlett Bennett, Reuben Hopkins, Trustee to David Echols. Bartlett is indebted to David for $300 & mortgages Lot #9 in town of Competition, Pitt. Co., wh he bought from Augustine H. Carter.
(Bk 23, p.1) 18 Oct 1819 - James W. Briscoe, of Maury Co., TN, to David Echols for $845 - 169 A. in Pitt. Co. on Mountain Run Creek adj. the lot assigned to the widow of John Briscoe, dec´d. as her dower. (S) Jas W. Briscoe.
Maury Co. TN: Certified by Joseph B. Porter, Clerk of Court, and. Pleasant Nelson, Registrar.
(Bk 23, p.26) 26 Nov 1819 - David Echols & Diana his wf to Nath´l W. Henry for $5200 - 169 A. assigned to James Warren Briscoe & 151 A. assigned to Louisa Briscoe who m. Philip Penn, and both sold to David Echols.
(s) David Echols, Dianah Echols
Richard Johnson & Wm S. Clark certify that Diana, wf of David Echols, relinq. her dower
(Bk 23, p.381) 16 Oct 1820 - David Echols & Diana his wf to John Owen for $350 - 70 A. on Banister River and in the fork of Pole Cat Creek, adj. Aden Gray & Hutchings.
(s) David Echols.
(Bk 27, p.111) 13 Jan 1825 David Echols to Smith Fulton for $100 - 39 A. on Stewart´s Cr. being part of land David purchased of George Hardy. (S) David Echols
(Bk 28, p.243) 4 Sep 1826 - David Echols & Dinah his wf to Wm C. Edwards for $1602 - 267 A. on Stewart´s Creek, being part of tract David purchased of George Hardy.
(S) David Echols, Dinah (X) Echols Ackn. before James Soyars & Jas Lanier, J.P.?s. Dinah relinq. her dower.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~evekinn/Crews_1.html
**Caa - Crews, Peter
1780 - grantee, Catawba Creek, Halifax Co
Oct, 1780. Halifax deed from Joshua Echols to Peter of Lunenburg Co, 1000 £ for 100 acres, Catawba Creek land. Land is bounded by Peter Royster, contains about 100 acres. Witnesses: Francis Moore Petty, William Martin, Adam Chisholm, Joseph Mullins, Abraham Eckhols, Joshua Dean.
**Cac - Crews, John
1781 - grantee, Halifax Co
Hal DB 12. Page 146. May 18, 1781, from John Drinkard of Hal to John Crews of Lun, 200 acres on both sides of Bates branch, and bounded by North, John Hill. Witnesses were Francis Petty, William Bates, Joseph Petty, Henry Bass, Peter (X his mark) Crews, Francis Petty, Harbin Petty.
**Cbc - Crews, Joseph
1770 - grantor, Charlotte Co
Charlotte Co DB 2, p. 330. From William Crews and Joseph Crews of Cornwall Parish, Charlotte Co, to William Petty of same, for 28 lbs, 200 acres on the branches of Wallaces Creek. Said land, bounded by Morton's line, was purchased from John Crisp by William and Joseph Crews by 2 deeds recorded in Lunenburg Co. No witnesses. Right of dower relinquished by Ruth, wife of William Crews, and Sarah, wife of Joseph Crews.
**Cbc - Crews, Joseph
1792 - Halifax grantor
Halifax Deed Book 15 p. 279. Feb 27, 1792 from Joseph Crew (Crews) of Hal. Co, to John Bostick of Hal. Co, 198 acres on the branches of Childrys Creek, it being the land whereon sd Crews now lives, and is part of a greater tract of land of 395 acres which was granted to Daniel Mitchel on Dec 1, 1780 by patent, and is bounded by said Bostick, John Tribble, Snake Horse Branch. Witnesses were John Addams, Benjamin Hubbard, and Nathaniel Francis.
**Cbc - Crews, Joseph
1788 - Halifax grantee
Halifax DB 15, p, 208. Sep 18, 1788 from Daniel Mitchel of Campbell County, to Joseph Crew (Crews) of Halifax Co, for 15 £, 198 acres in Halifax, bounded by John Adams, John Bostick, Snake horn Creek, Treble. Witnesses were D. Pettey, H. Echoles, John Bostick, Byrd Pruitt, John Adams. This deed was proved on April 28, 1789, by the affirmation (Quakers affirm) of one witness and the oath of another witness, and ordered to be certified. Ordered to be recorded on Oct 24, 1791 after another witness gave his oath. (Which witnesses gave oaths and which affirmed was not stated).
GRANTOR INDEX for DEED BOOKS 33-80:
GRANTEE INDEX for DEED BOOKS 31-92
34-323 15 Jan 1833 David & wf Dianah Echols to Clement Pigg.
37- 4 20 Oct 1834 David & wf Dianah to James Blair.
37-280 16 Mar 1835 David Echols fr John Walker Pigg.
37-512 17 Aug 1835 Dinah Echols - Relinq. of Dower.
39-428 13 Apr 1837 David & wf Dianah to Obadiah Echols - Gift.
46-275 20 Sep 1842 David Echols to William Echols, Tr. al.
47-360 18 Jul 1843 David Echols to Grief D. Scates - Gift.
48-338 24 May 1844 David & wf Dianah to Grief D. Scates.
49-250 7 Jun 1845 David & Coleman, Tr. fr John .Prewett, Tr.
49-273 14 Jun 1845 David & Coleman fr Robert S. Hurt, Tr.
50- 87 17 Jun 1846 David & Coleman fr Robert S. Hurt, Tr.
50-114 20 Jul 1846 David Echols fr Samuel Tompkins Est.
50-154 19 Aug 1846 David & wf Dianah to Frederick Dickson.
50-493 25 Jun 1847 David & Coleman fr Robert S. Hurt, Tr.
51-257 17 Jun 1848 David & Coleman fr Robert S. Hurt, Tr.
51-377 19 Dec 1848 David Echols to Coalman D. Bennett, Tr./al.
52-156 28 Jan 1850 David Echols to Obadiah Echols.
53- 69 1 Mar 1851 David & Nancy, wf, to Wm A. Anthony.
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/pittsylvania/cemeteries/echols-fackler.txt
david echols, b.1/27/1776 - d. 2/18/1851
dinah echols, ( wife of david echols), b.1/11/1784 - d.5/12/1848
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Posted by: Kelly McClendon Date: November 19, 2001 at 10:53:17
In Reply to: Re: Dianah Tribble (1779) by Hugh Evans of 893
I have that Dinah Tribble was the daughter of James Tribble and ? (perhaps a Collins*). Her father married (2) Nancy (Spurbanks?) on Apr 17, 1802 in Halifax Co, VA. Dinah's siblings were:
1. Tabitha Tribble - married (1) Thomas Word; (2) Richard Horn (I have more information of this branch)
2. Isaac Tribble
3. Ann Tribble
4. Mary "Polly" Tribble - married Glennis Blankenship
* I have an old letter from a distant relative that indicates that Tabitha had said her Mother was a "Collins".
I haven't been able to find out if this is correct or not.
Kelly
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Posted by: Keith Rozendal Date: November 20, 2001
In Reply to: Re: Dianah Tribble (1779) by Kelly McClendon of 893
Hugh Malone discovered Wilson Co., TN Chancery Bk 1, pp 281-287, Owen vs. Tribble. This suit identifies the sisters and brother of Dinah Tribble (m. David Echols) as: Tabitha (m. Richard Horn), Sarah (m. Henry Street), Ann, Mary (m. Glennis Blankenship), and Isaiah. Also identified were half-sisters Fanny (m. John T. Davis) and Lucy.
Dinah and her sisters and brother were children of James Tribble and his first wife, name unknown. The half-sisters were the children of James Tribble and Nancy Spurbanks. Tabitha did marry first, Thomas Ward.

Five slaves left to heirs:

...to my wife Nancy Echols one negro woman Jane and her increase if any. One negro boy Bob. One negro woman Eady.

...to Coalman P. Bennett in trust for my daughter Levina Heurt the wife of Robert S. Heurt one negro girl Phillis and her increase if any during the life of my said daughter Levina and at her death I devise the girl to Susan Heurt.

... to my grand son William J. Echols ... upon his arriving at the age of twenty one years negro boy Jack to be delivered to him by my executor hereinafter named upon my said grand son arriving at the age of twenty one years together with whatever his the said boys hires may be from the time of my death.

Jane, Bob, Eady, Phillis, Jack.

Residence:
9 slaves

Residence:
21 slaves

Residence:
12 slaves

David married Dianah Tribble on 29 May 1802 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA. Dianah (daughter of James Tribble and Nancy Tribble) was born on 14 Jan 1784 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA; died on 12 May 1848 in Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA; was buried in May 1848 in 681 Irish Road, Chatham, Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From Family Tree Maker disk #229 - Halifax County Marriage Index 1728-1850
Actual Marriage was 5-12--1802. Was probably not recorded until 5-29-1802.

Notes:

John Giles died 14 Feb 1799

E & W 11, 209 Fr: Apr, 15, 1799
Names wife: Jane Files--all my estate real and personal during her life. After her death all land whereon I live, except 100 acres which I sold to my son, John and received payment for it--to my son, William Giles, Lines to John's land were marked in the presence of John Hutchison and William Giles, and heir to the land where I now live and as fully described to Walter Lamb. Also to son, William, a bay mare, feather bed and furniture, negro girl Amaya with her increases Son: Ephram Giles--one negro girl Nancy and her increase, feather bed, furniture, 60 Lbs. Va, currancy, to be paid out of my crops as soon as made...

Son: George Giles - negro girl Tell with her increase--on his paying to my son John Giles and my son James Giles 20 Lbs. VA, money each...

My four daughters: Elizabeth Riddle, Patsey Short, Susannah Riddle, Rebecca Voadan negro woman Lucy and her increease--on equal benefits to each...

After wife's death what remains to be divided between my four daughters and my great grandson, Garson Philo Giles, son of my daughter Patsy Short. He is to have schooling, decent clothes, board and keep until manhood out of my estate.

Executors: Son, John Giles and son, William Giles
Witnesses: Walter Lalmb, Caty Lamb, Edward Carter
John Giles

Will proved by oaths of two witnesses and O.R. 15 Apr 15 1799.
John Giles and William Giles took oath 17 June 1799.
Sec: Walter Lalmb, Abraham Parrish

John Giles Overseer Information

1770's , Loudoun County, Virginia

TITHABLE 1779 JAMES JENNINGS, THOS MORE, JOHN GILES, LEVI PHILLIPS N.B. JOHN GILES IS OVERSEER FOR JAMES JENNINGS WHO PAYS HIS LEVY.
TITHABLE 1781 DANIEL JENNINGS LIST ROB JENNINGS. JOHN GILES
TITHABLE 1774 JAMES JENNINGS, JOHN GILES OVERSEER, JAMES ROBERTSON
TITHABLE 1773 JAMES JENNINGS, JOHN GILES OVERSEER
TITHABLE 1772 SAME AS LAST YEAR
TITHABLE 1771 JAMES JENNINGS, JOHN GILES, COL, FRANIC LT. LEE, WILLIAM HUMPRHIS OVERSEER
1782 PERS PROPERTY TAXES LIST TWO JOHN GILES.


Will of John Giles
Last Will and Testament of John C. Giles: John Giles being sick in body but sound of mind. To my beloved wife Jane, I will all my real estate and personal during her lifetime. At her decease all my land where on I now live except 100 acres which I sold my son John and was paid to my son William. The lines to John's land was marked off by John Hutchinson and William Giles and Fully described to Walter Lamb. Also to my son William, a mare, bed, and a Negro girl, Amey.

To my son Ephriam Giles, a Negro girl, Nancy, a bed, and sixty pounds.

To my son George Giles a Negro girl, Tell on his paying my sons James and John twenty pounds each.

To my four daughters: Elizabeth Riddle, Patsy Short, Susannah Riddle, and Rebecca Vaden, a Negro woman Lucy to be of equal benefit, but I do not desire her to be sold out of the family.

What is left after the death of my wife, to be equally divided between my four daughters.

I want my son Philo Giles, son of my daughter Patsy Short, to be given a good education, board and kept in decent clothing until manhood.

Appoint my sons John and William as executors.

John (x) Giles Wit: Walter Lamb, Caty Lamb, Edward Carter Walter Lamb and Abraham Parrish security for the executors.

John married Catherine Jane Shisler in 1761 in , , Virginia, USA. Catherine was born in 1745 in , Westmoreland, Virginia, USA; died in 1799 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Lavinia. Lavinia was born in 1743 in , , Virginia, USA; died in 1810 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Rachel Spradlin in 1750 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA. Rachel was born in 1730 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA; died in 1820 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1749, , Lunenburg, Virginia, USA

Notes:

Joseph Echols (1735-1789) married first Elizabeth King and second in 1772, Elizabeth Street. On 20 September 1751 Joseph and Isaac Echols obtained individual patents to land on Straightstone Creek in Lunenburg County. We presume this was this Joseph Echols and his brother. Joseph's patent was for 400 acres. We speculate that he was the same Joseph Echols who had a patent for 272 acres in Lunenburg County on both sides of Sandy Creek in 1756. A cousin and uncle of the same name were in the area. As Joseph Echols Jr he had a patent for a 13-acre island in the Staunton River 29 November 1756. In 1785 the plantation upon which Joseph lived had nine cabins, including a 640-square foot dwelling and a mill. Ten whites were then in his family. Joseph was dead by 1792, intestate, and the court granted Obediah Echols administration. A chancery suit and the division of land of Joseph Echols in 1794 reveals the names of his surviving 12 children.

1 Obediah Echols married Nanny Franklin in Halifax County 7 September 1805.
2 Sarah Echols
3 John Echols
4 Rhoda Echols
4 Drusilla Echols
6 Mary Echols
7 Joseph Echols married Elizabeth Lambeth, a daughter of Meredith Lambeth, in Campbell County 6 June (bond) 1814.
8 Abraham Echols was a resident of Monongalia County, now West Virginia, in 1797 when he sold his inheritance to James Echols of Bedford County.
9 Rebecca Echols was in Hawkins County, Tennessee in 1797 when she sold her inheritance to James Echols.
10 Tabitha Echols married Elijah Lacy in Halifax County 12 January (bond) 1802.
11 David Echols (14 Jan. 1776 - 18 Feb. 1854) married Diana Tribble (14 Jan. 1784 - 12 May 1848), a daughter of James Tribble, in Halifax County 29 May (bond) 1802. They were the parents of eleven children born 1803-1823.
12 Moses Echols married Elizabeth Hicks in Campbell County 9 February (bond) 1807.
13 Judith Echols , a daughter of Joseph Echols, married Benjamin Gosnell in Halifax County 24 March (bond) 1788. She evidently died before the distribution of her father's estate.

1777 Oath of Allegiance to Commonwealth of Virginia
from http://www.mylonghunters.info/oaths-of-allegiance-1777-pittsylvania-county-va

source: The Magazine of VA Genealogy, v.23, #1 (Feb.1985)

Oaths of Allegiance – 1777 Pittsylvania County, VA

Charles Kennon’s List James Adams Baker Ayers Moses Ayers William Barker Thomas Beach Jno. Bennett Thomas Bennett Benj. Burgess Edward Burgess Zack Bowles George Carter Jno. Carter William Carter William Cauthern Tunis Cole Charles Collie William Collie Bartholomew Crowder James Daniel John Ditty David Dodson Fortunatus Dodson Geo. Dodson Greenham Dodson Hightower Dodson Jesse Dodson Rolly Dodson Tho. Dodson William Dodson William Durrett Patrick Early Joseph Echols Richard Echols George Eubanks Daniel Everett David Hall John Hall John Hall, Jr. Joseph Hall Joses (?Moses) Hanks Benj. Harrison Jonathan Hill Joseph Hill Thomas Hill Edward Howard

Ezekial Howard Alexander Lee Charles Lewis Howell Lewis John Lewis (Byrd) Robert Lewis William Lewis Ratherick McDaniel John Madden Robert Madden Thomas Madden William Maddon Smallwood Coghill Marlin Peter Martin James Menasco James Sml.wood Owen John Owen Uriah Owen William Owen William Owen, Jr. Michael Ozbrooks John Payne John Payne John Payne Poyndexter Payne Robert Payne William Petty Zack.h Pruitt Phillip Pruitt Samuel Pruitt James Roberts Buckner Russell Jeremiah Simpson John Stamps Isham Tatum William Thomas William Twedel Elijah Walters John Walters Robert Walters Robert Walters, Jun. Thomas Walters Thomas Walters, Jr. William Walters James Watson John Watson Jonathan Weldon Peyton Wood Thomas Wynne

1785 HALIFAX COUNTY VA HEADS OF FAMILIES
(last name, first name, white souls, dwellings, other buildings)
1,132 households, 6,576 white souls

List of Jas. Bates:
Street, Anthony, 3, 1, 4
Mallicot, John, 10, 1, 1
Eckols, Joseph, 10, 2, 10
Adams, John, 7, 1, 3
Eckols, Obadiah, 7, 0, 0
Hardwick, James, 6, 1, 3
Younger, William, 7, 1, 3
Hurt, Philemon, 6, 1, 6
Hurt, Moza, 8, 1, 8
Carr, William Sr, 7, 1, 4
Bowman, Thomas, 6, 1, 2
Layne, James, 7, 1, 1
Barksdill, Peter, 5, 1, 6

Joseph ECHOLS, son of Abraham ECHOLS and Sarah HUBBARD, was born 20 FEB 1734/35 in Prince George County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth KING in Halifax County, Virginia. He died December 20, 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia. Elizabeth KING was born November 20, 1742 in Virginia. She died March 30, 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia.

Children of Joseph ECHOLS and Elizabeth KING are:
1. David ECHOLS, b. January 27, 1776
2. Joseph ECHOLS, b. March 23, 1789
3. Jeremiah ECHOLS, b. abt. 1756
4. Abraham ECHOLS, b. abt. 1755

Notes for Joseph ECHOLS:

IDENTIFYING CHILDREN OF SOME HALIFAX CO. VA. ECHOL'S IN 1790'S
Page 111 of a book called EIGTHTEENTH CENTURY VIRGINIA NEWSPAPERS states
the following:
ECHALDS Family, Halifax Co., Ct. of Q.S., 25 March 1794, in chanc:
Rebecca Echalds and Sarah Echalds daus of Joseph Echalds dec'd (compls.)
against Abraham Echalds and Drucillia Echalds Hawkins Landrum, gdn. of David Echalds, Mary Echalds, and Tabitha
Echalds, orphans of Joseph Echalds, dec'd. Leonard Baker gdn. of Moses Echalds, Obediah Echalds, Rhoda Echalds, and
Joel Echalds, also orphans of Joseph Echalds, dec. and John Dillon gdn. of John Echalds only child and heir at law of
Jeremiah Echalds dec. (VGRMA 28 April 94)

VIRGINIA WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS
Halifax County - Will Book 2, p.485
WILL OF JEREMIAH ECHOLS - Dated: 3 Nov 1791; Pr: 27 Feb 1792
"Being Top of Form 1
Bottom of Form 1
reduced by affliction to a very low state in body tho, Blessed be the Lord. I enjoy my Perfect Reason. I think it cannot be that I shall live long and having an Idea of the Disadvantage of those whom I may leave behind were my Earthly affairs left Unsettled I desire to regulate them
before my Departure and for that purpose I do constitute and declare this my last Will and Testament. I resign my spirit to the great Author thereof with comfortable hope that I, a feeble and unworthy creature shall be excepted thru the all sufficient atonement of our blessed Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. "
To my dear wife Betsy all household furniture, stock, etc. also the money that may acrue from my father?s estate. I lend to my wife Betsy my right of my father?s lands -- & then to go to my son John -- to him & his heirs
forever..
Execs: Wm McAllister, Henry Dillon, James Hurt and John Craddock, Sr to act in matters of my estate and my Executorship of the Estate of Joseph Echols, dec?d.
Wit: Serinia Jones, Susanna Dillon, Jonadac George, Samuel Hubbard.
Signed: Jeremiah Echols.

Division of Land of Joseph Echols (Son of Abraham & Sarah Hubbard Echols- RET)
Nov Court 1794 - Halifax Co. Plea Book 16, p.602 Virginia
In obedience to the Order of the Court. we the Commissioners have proceeded to make the following division of the lands of Joseph Echols, dec?d, Viz: We have allotted to each of them 150 A. of land on the Staunton River & Buffalo Creek, and to make them equal, we have allotted
each of them additional land as follows:
Lot 1 - Obediah Echols 150 A. plus 12 A.
Lot 2 - Sarah Echols 150 A.
Lot 3 - John Echols, son of Jeremiah Echols, dec?d, 150 A. plus 36 A.
Lot 4 - Rhoda Echols 150 A. plus 100 A.
Lot 5 - Drucilla Echols - 150 A. plus 300 A.
Lot 6 - Mary Echols 150 A plus 100 A.
Lot 7 - Joseph Echols - 150 A. plus 100 A
Lot 8 - Abraham Echols - 150 A. plus 79 A.
Lot 9 - Rebecca Echols 150 A. plus 150 A.
Lot 10 - Tabitha Echols - 150 A. plus 150 A.
Lot 11 - David Echols - 150 A. plus 310 A..
Lot 12 - Moses Echols - 150 A. plus 250 A.
Given under our hands this 1 Jan 1795
(s)Jacob Kelly
John George
John Collins

VIRGINIA PATENTS AND LAND GRANTS
1 June 1782 Halifax Co. Joseph Echolls - 304 A. on both sides of Buffaloe Creek, adj. Cornelius Short. (Grants F, p 510)
7 Apr 1784 Halifax Co. Joseph Echolds - 371 A. on draughts of Bull & Buffaloe adj. Stone, Kelly, etc. (Grants K, p. 586)
2 Dec 1785 Halifax Co. Joseph Eckolds - 257 A. on the draughts of Bull & Buffaloe Creeks. (Grants V, p.708)

VIRGINIA DEEDS, BEDFORD CO.
(Bk 10, p.314) 6 Mar 1797 - Abram Echols to James Echols - to settle interest in estate of Abram?s father. Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co., Va., appoints James Echols of Bedford Co. his Attorney in Fact to act in
the settlement.
(Bk 10, p.315) 6 Mar 1797 - Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co. deeds to James Echols of Bedford for £110 - 150 A. in Halifax Co. - land formerly belonging to Joseph Echols, father of Abraham.

Halifax Co., VA; marriage
Judith Echols & Benjamin Gosnell - 24 Mar 1788 (MR 1, p.13)(Joseph Echols, father; Jeremiah Echols,bond; Oba. & A. Echols, wit.

Notes for Jeremiah ECHOLS:
Born abt. 1756.

Notes for Abraham ECHOLS:
Born abt. 1755.
Died bef. 1855.

Nathaniel ROGERS 3990, Bourbon Co
Author: Sandi Gorin Date: 19 Jan 2000
Surnames: Rogers, Rodgers, Moore, Echols, Robertson, Jones, Clayton,
Cobbs, Phelps, Brent
Taken from old clippings dealing with Kentucky family history, newspaper unknown. These clippings are about 100 years old (1997). Reprinted in Kentucky Explorer, Volume 10 Number 8 - February, 1996. p. 104. Bourbon
County.

NATHANIEL ROGERS. A will probated in Charles County, Va., September 4, 1786, mentions legatees, all grown, Thomas, John and Nathaniel Rodgers and Samuel, James, Andrew and Benjamin Rogers, and daughters, wives of
James Moore, Abraham Echols and John Robertson. (Note the spelling of the name which in 1802, Nathaniel explained, by saying, that they signed it just as the clerks wrote in patents, deeds, etc., to prevent confusion.)
Have a copy of a patent to Thomas Rogers, April 4, 1769, with eight headrights located in Bedford County, Va. Thomas Rogers, Jr. and Jean, his wife, made deed to Matthew Jones, of Dinwiddie County, for 400 acres in 1779. In 1793 Samuel Clayton gives power of attorney to Andrew Rogers,
of Kentucky, to convey land, etc. Nathaniel Rogers came to Bourbon County, Ky., March 14, 1798, married Frances Cobbs and had William, Anne, Walton and Elizabeth Anne. James Rogers and wife, Anne Phelps settled on
Cane Ridge. Their daughter, Ann and two sons, Thomas and John, moved to Washington Co. Anne, Thomas and John appear in deed to C. and J. Colcord, February 15, 1828, of lands from their grandfather, John Phelps. Samuel,
son of Thomas and Elizabeth, daughter of Maj. John Brent, of the Continental line.

VIRGINIA DEEDS,BEDFORD CO.
(Bk 10, p.314) 6 Mar 1797 - Abram Echols to James Echols - to settle interest in estate of Abram?s father. Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co., Va., appoints James Echols of Bedford Co. his Attorney in Fact to act in
the settlement.

(Bk 10, p.315) 6 Mar 1797 - Abraham Echols of Monongalia Co. deeds to James Echols of Bedford for £110 - 150 A. in Halifax Co. - land formerly belonging to Joseph Echols, father of Abraham.

PITTSYLVANIA Co.
(Bk 18, p.210) 15 Feb 1813 Abraham Echols of Ohio Co., VA appoints Joseph Echols of Campbell Co., VA, his attorney to act in his behalf concerning all estate to which he is entitled by the death of his late father Joseph
Echols of Halifax Co.
(S) Abraham Echols
Wit: Geo. Miller, acting Justice of the Peace, Ohio Co., VA.
Test: Wm Chaplin, Jr., C.O.C. Recorded 16 Mar 1813.

OHIO CO. 1830 (Now West Virginia)
p.213 - Abraham Echols 1 m 15-20; 2 m 20-30; 1 m 30-40; 1 m 70-80; 1 f 15-20; 1 f 40-50.

Halifax County, Virginia Nov court 1794 Plea book 16, p. 602
Division of land of Joseph Echols (son of Abraham Echols and Sarah Hubbard Echols)

In obedience to the Order of the Court, we the commissioners have proceeded to make the following division of the lands of Joseph Echols, dec'd, Viz: We have allotted to each of them 150 A. of land on the Staunton River & Buffalo Creek, and to make them equal, we have allotted each of tehm additional land as follows:

Obediah Echols 150 A. plus 12 A.
Sarah Echols 150 A
John Echols, son of Jeremiah Echols, dec'd, 150 A. plus 36 A
Rhoda Echols 150 A. plus 100 A
Drucilla Echols 150 A. plus 300 A
Mary Echols 150 A. plus 100 A
Joseph Echols 150 A. plus 100 A
Abraham Echols 150 A. plus 79 A
Rebecca Echols 150 A. plus 150 A
Tabitha Echols 150 A. plus 150 A
David Echols 150 A. plus 310 A
Moses Echols 150 A. plus 250 A.

Given under our hands this 1 Jan 1795
Jacob Kelly, John George, John Collins

Joseph married Elizabeth Street in 1772 in , Halifax, Virginia, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Street and Jean Jane Murray) was born in 1752 in , Spotsylvania, Virginia, USA; died on 30 Mar 1789 in , Pittsylvania, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Sarah Elizabeth Street

Notes:

Wilson Co., TN Chancery Bk 1, pp 281-287, Owen vs. Tribble. This suit identifies the sisters and brother of Dinah Tribble (m. David Echols) as: Tabitha (m. Richard Horn), Sarah (m. Henry Street), Ann, Mary (m. Glennis Blankenship), and Isaiah. Also identified were half-sisters Fanny (m. John T. Davis) and Lucy.

Dinah and her sisters and brother were children of James Tribble and his first wife, name unknown. The half-sisters were the children of James Tribble and Nancy Spurbanks. Tabitha did marry first, Thomas Ward.

James married Nancy Tribble. Nancy (daughter of Spilsbe Tribble and Mary Polly Allen) was born in 1764 in , , North Carolina, USA; died in 1799 in , Bedford, Virginia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]