Maranda Hicks DUNN

Notes:

1850 Robertson Co, TN Census

Maranda married Estill Wade CORBIN on 17 Apr 1865 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. Estill (son of William Singleton CORBIN and Emily Jane HARPER) was born on 2 Aug 1844 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 3 Dec 1918 in Cedar Hill, Robertson, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Edmond CORBIN was born on 17 Oct 1875 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 26 Mar 1939 in , Cherokee, Texas, USA; was buried on 27 Mar 1939 in New Summerfield, Cherokee, Texas, USA.
2. George Dallas CORBIN was born in 1866 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
3. James Millard CORBIN was born in 1869 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in 1907.
4. John Estill CORBIN was born in 1869 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
5. William Azariah CORBIN was born on 2 Mar 1870 in Springfield, Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 2 Apr 1949 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Apr 1949 in Springfield, Robertson, Tennessee, USA.
6. Benjamin Franklin CORBIN was born in 1871 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in 1904.
7. Ethel Lynn CORBIN was born in 1873 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
8. Charles CORBIN was born in 1874 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
9. Thomas CORBIN was born on 19 Apr 1877 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 27 Jul 1878 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA.
10. Susan Emily CORBIN was born in 1878 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
11. Mary Ella CORBIN was born in 1880 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
12. Duana Lucille CORBIN was born in 1882 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
13. Fannie Lillian CORBIN was born in 1885 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died before 11 Mar 1907.
14. Minnie Lou CORBIN was born in 1885 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died in Deceased.
15. Samuel CORBIN was born on 11 Feb 1887 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 21 Aug 1888 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA.
16. Prince Anna CORBIN was born on 21 Feb 1889 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 11 Mar 1907 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA.
17. Arthur CORBIN was born on 25 Sep 1890 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 3 Jun 1909.

Other Events:

• Census: 29 Aug 1850, , Robertson, Tennessee, USA
• Census: 1860, Cedar Hill, Robertson, Tennessee, USA
• Occupation: Apr 1860, , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; tax collector

Notes:

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE: Tennessee COUNTY: Robertson DIVISION: District 4 REEL NO: M432-894 SHEET NO: 35A-B REFERENCE: Enumerated on 29th August, 1850 by Clinton Green; PAGE NO: 68
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LN HN FN LAST FIRST NAME AGE SEX OCCUP. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH.
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36 159 159 Dunn Azariah 44 M School Teacher TN X X
37 159 159 Dunn Mary 39 F NC
38 159 159 Dunn John 17 M Farmer TN X
39 159 159 Dunn Nancy 14 F TN X
40 159 159 Dunn James 15 M TN X
41 159 159 Dunn Lucy 9 F TN X
42 159 159 Dunn Geo. M. 5 M KY X
1 159 159 Dunn Maranda 9/12 F TN

Grant Co, Kentucky
Dunn, Louisa. Born December 8, 1854 on Crooked Creek, female, white, alive. Daughter of Azariah Dunn and Delila Dunn of Crooked Creek.

Azariah married Mary CRAWFORD on 16 Oct 1831 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. Mary (daughter of Charles Henry CRAWFORD and Lucy Margaret MCNEIL) was born on 9 Jan 1811 in , Iredell, North Carolina, USA; died on 23 Apr 1897 in Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee, USA; was buried in Apr 1897 in Springfield, Robertson, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From "It's All Relative"
"When Azariah died in 1866 he left his farm to his wife for her lifetime and then to their children. On 2 Jan 1898 Nancy A. Sharp and John H. Dunn brought suit against their surviving siblings, James F Dunn, Robertson Co, Tennessee; Martha Robinson of Paducah, Kentucky; Maranda Corbin and husband Wade of Robertson Co; Simm York, husband of late Lucy Dunn and Lucy's children: Mrs Fannie Jenkins (widow), Mollie Boraham and husband William; Lewis York; Annie York; and Lelia Fly and husband James S.
"Also included in the lawsuit was William Dunn who was thought to have purchased James' interest. There was apparently dissatisfaction among the children concerning the money used to purchase a house in Nashville by Mary Dunn. The suit states that Mary Dunn kept farming after the death of Azariah and accumulated some $1200 with which she purchased the house. She kept the house several years and when she sold it she used the money for her support, invested some of it. Before her death she apparently had given Nancy some $500 cash. Nancy and John H. argued that the money was Mary's and she had the right to dispose of it as she saw fit and that the farm should be sold and the money be divided between all, less the amounts they had received before their father's death. The farm was sold at public auction on 28 April 1898 for $500, on notes of one and two years. The court had not gotten it's money in early 1900. It would appear that none of the children received much from the settlement."

Other Events:

• Property: 1813
• Census: 1820, , Robertson, Tennessee, USA

Notes:

From "The Biographical Review of Johnson, Massac, Pope and Hardin Counties, Illinois", published by Biographical Publishing Co., Chicago, 1893:
"The parents of our subject had the following children: JOHN, who died in Robinson County, Tenn.; AZARIAH, who died in Tennessee; HENRY, a farmer in Vienna Township; JANE and HANNAH, who died in Tennessee; PRIULIA; ALABUTUS, who died in Tennessee; LEVI, a resident of Tennessee; CALANTHA V., deceased, wife of JOHN JONES; and two who died in infancy." [C J and William are not included here.]

Property:
60 ac, Robertson Co, Tennessee

Levi married Nancy JOHNSTON on 11 Dec 1802 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. Nancy was born in 1786 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; died on 5 Jan 1806 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Charles married Lucy Margaret MCNEIL on 30 Dec 1809 in , Cumberland, North Carolina, USA. Lucy was born in 1793 in , Cumberland, North Carolina, USA; died after 1860 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1798, Barren Plain, Robertson, Tennessee, USA
• Property: 23 Feb 1801, , Robertson, Tennessee, USA; 100 ac on Sulphur Fork Creek
• Church: Bef 15 Feb 1812; Miller's Creek Church
• Church: 15 Feb 1812, Adams, Robertson, Tennessee, USA; Red River Baptist
• Will: Jun 1833, , Robertson, Tennessee, USA

Notes:

Chapel MATHEWS, b abt 1808, probably in NC. He lived in Rutherford Co in the 1830's where he married Catherine Holden in 1835. By 1840 they were in Robertson Co, and 1850 had moved to Calloway Co, KY. He seemed to have had an earlier marriage to Sarah DUNN in Aug 1833. (Mike Vance)

"Biographical Appendix to the History of Robertson County", The Goodspeed Publishing Co., Nashville TN, 1887.
Robert H. Sherrod, one of the old citizens and farmers of District No. 6, was born March 11, 1816, in Robertson County, and received his education in the county schools. He remained at home until twenty-seven years of age. August 2, 1842, he wedded Mary Reed, daughter of John and Elizabeth Reed. Mrs. Sherrod was born September 21, 1824, in Rutherford County, Tenn., and by her union with Mr. Sherrod she became the mother of an interesting family of eight children: Joseph H., William D. D., John E. D., Louisa, Mary A., Robert A., Garling A. and Martha E. Mr. Sherrod lost his wife February 27, 1869, and September of the same year was married to Mickey A. McClary, daughter of [p.1188] Garling and Sarah A. Reed. Mrs. Sherrod was born December 4, 1828, in Kentucky, and to this union were born two children: James B. and Cinda B. A few years previous to his marriage, Mr. Sherrod purchased ninety acres near Adams Station, where he located after marriage. In 1852 he settled on 860 acres two miles south of Adams Station, where he has since resided. Mr. Sherrod commenced life as a poor boy but, by his industry and good management, he now owns 700 acres and is a well-to-do farmer. In politics he is a Democrat. He was the son of William and Mary A. (Dunn) Sherrod. The father was born about 1780, in North Carolina, and was a farmer by occupation. About 1800 he left his native State and came to Robertson County, Tenn., where he lived at the time of his marriage. He was one of the first settlers in the county and died in 1864. The mother was of German descent, and was born about 1788, in Robertson County, Tenn. She died in April, 1862.

"History of Robertson County, The", The Goodspeed Publishing Co., Nashville TN, 1887
..."A fort known as Miles' Station was built on the place now occupied by Joseph Washington, and among those who settled in that vicinity were William and Charles Miles, Azariah Dunn, John Roberts and Nicholas Conrad. Jonathan Carr and Holland Darden, Archibald Mahan, James and Henry Gardner, Joseph Washington, William and Giles Connell located in Sulphur Fork."...
..."Turnersville, in the Seventh Civil District, was formerly of considerable importance as a shipping point for tobacco, etc., but since the building of the railroad the business has passed to other points. The place took its name from Maj. Turner. The first store was opened by William Bell in 1820. About 1846 a Masonic lodge was organized, but in 1858 it was removed to Port Royal, Montgomery County. The only store in the place is now conducted by E. J. Rawls. The physicians are J. R. & J. W. Dunn and E. J. Rawls."...
..."The last troops raised in the county formed the greater part of Company E, of the Fiftieth Tennessee Regiment, organized in October, 1861. Some of the privates and a few of the officers of this company were from Montgomery County. The captain was C. A. Sugg; first lieutenant, John B. Dortch; second lieutenant, J. E. Ruffin; third lieutenant, C. W. Tyler. The company, numbering about ninety men, went to Fort Donelson where the regiment was organized in the following December. Capt. Sugg was made lieutenant-colonel and Lieut. Dortch was promoted to fill the vacancy. The company was engaged in the battle at that place, and after the surrender was disposed of in the same manner as Company C, of the Forty-ninth. On September 20, 1862, the regiment having been exchanged, the company was reorganized at Jackson, Miss., Thomas Mallory being elected captain. From that time until the close of the war the regiment of which this company formed a part did much hard fighting and lost a large number of its members. Among those belonging to Company E, who were killed or died in service, were J. S. Dunn, George Flowers, John Crunk, George McCauley, Robert Ogg, John Cannon, W. G. Dudley, John W. Gunn, Timothy Goodman, J. T. Johnson, Robert Fleeter, Walter Seay, Henry Tate, N. T. Watts, William Walthall. Col. Suggs, the first captain of the company, was mortally wounded at Missionary Ridge."...

Will:
Book 8, Page 217

Azariah married Hannah CONYERS on 28 Feb 1781. Hannah was born on 12 Nov 1763; died on 22 Apr 1831 in , Robertson, Tennessee, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]