Louise BURFORD

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• Residence: 1905, , Webster, Missouri, USA

Other Events:

• Residence: 1812, , Bedford, Tennessee, USA
• Residence: Abt 1836, , Webster, Missouri, USA

Notes:

The T probably stands for Terrell.

Birth:
present-day Kershaw County area

Residence:
James River
The James River is a 130-mile-long river in southern Missouri. Its source is near the town of Diggins in Webster County. It begins on a northwesterly course, then turns southwest near Northview and passes down the East side of Springfield where it is impounded to form Lake Springfield. From Springfield, it flows west and then south to Galena where it becomes an arm of Table Rock Lake, a reservoir on the White River, which is the emptying point for the river.

William married Sarah REID about 1826. Sarah was born on 19 Apr 1802 in , , Tennessee, USA; died in 1886 in , Webster, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Occupation: Between 1 Mar 1780 and Oct 1871, , Warren, North Carolina, USA; Purchasing Commissary and Wagonmaster, under Nicholas Lon, Quartermaster General of the State of North Carolina
• Military: 15 Oct 1781, , , North Carolina, USA; Colonel William Linton's North Carolina Regiment
• Residence: Between 1793 and 1800, , , South Carolina, USA
• Occupation: 1 Mar 1794, , , South Carolina, USA; Deputy Sheriff
• Residence: Between 1800 and 1803, , Franklin, Georgia, USA
• Residence: Between 1803 and 1811, , Haywood, North Carolina, USA
• Residence: Between 1812 and 1834, , Bedford, Tennessee, USA
• Pension: 8 Aug 1833, , Bedford, Tennessee, USA

Notes:

A copy of a letter I have in my possession states the following: Philip T. Burford was born June 29, 1783 in Warren County, North Carolina. While a resident of Warren County, Philip T. Burford volunteered March 1, 1780 and served as Purchasing Commissary and Wagonmaster, under Nicholas Lon, Quartermaster General of the State of North Carolina, until sometime in October, 1781. He served from October 15, 1781 as lieutenant, three months in Colonel William Linton's North Carolina Regiment, in an expedition against the Tories. He moved about 1793 from North Carolina to Kershaw District, South Carolina, where he lived seven years, then to Franklin County, Georgia and lived three years, to Haywood County, North Carolina, lived eight or nine years, thence to Bedford County, Tennessee. Philip T. Burford was allowed pension on his application executed August 8, 1833, then a resident of Bedford County, Tennessee.
Philip T. Burford
Certificate # 22074
Survey File# 1646 Bedford Co., TN
Issued October 1, 1833
Rate 73.33 per anum
Commenced March 4, 1831
Act of June 7, 1832
West Tennessee Agency
David Hahn (dhahn81147@aol.com)

From Kershaw Co SC Minutes of the County Court 1791-1799 by Brent Holcombe..."1 Mar 1794...Ordered that Philip Burfoot is appointed as a Deputy Sheriff for the county; he appeared and was duly qualified"...this was Philip T. Burford, whose son was Philip G.G. Burford believed to have md Tabitha Tankersley...I found a Philip Burford listed as the Chief Deputy Sheriff of Madison County Alabama in 1828...I believe this is Philip G.G (Philip T. would have been 65 in 1828 and died 1834 in Haywood Co Tn)....just across the Tenn border from Madison Co is Lincoln Co Tn, and I found a reference in Lincoln Co. Tn Court Minutes that Roland Tankersley is mentioned in a court action there on Friday 4 April 1826...this then would place Philip G.G. in near proximity to the Roland Tankersley family at least 1826-28...Philip G.G. b 4 Feb 1800 md Tabitha ca 1822 based on birth of 1st ch Ronald (Roland?) ca 1823...
Larry Mc

PT was b 1763 NC/// d 1834 Fayette Co TN mar Rebecca Clack. My line Mildred mar Alfred Blair; Daniel Washington mar Lucy Hilliard; Phillip mar Susannah Goodloe & Nancy Agnes Bullock; Elizabeth Clack mar Abraham Shook & others; William Terrell mar Hepsabeth Barton & Sarah Reid; David mar Rebecca Wilson & Mary ??; Dr Jonathan mar Euphemia Nancy Chaffin & Mrs Harriett B Campbell Yates; Hiram mar Hannah ?? & Mary Ellis; Phillip GG mar Tabitha Tankersley & Martha Sinclair; Mary SS mar a Caple & or Sims; Mahala Harlo Clementine (died as infant); Rebecca Harlo Clementine mar Thomas Nowlin.

Military:
Lieutenant

Residence:
present-day Kershaw County area

Occupation:
present-day Kershaw County area

Phillip married Rebecca CLACK on 8 Jan 1782 in , Warren, North Carolina, USA. Rebecca (daughter of William CLACK and Elizabeth TWITTY) was born on 4 Jun 1763 in , Bute, North Carolina, USA; died on 1 Jan 1820. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: Aft 1723, , Bute, North Carolina, USA
• Military: Abt 1750

Notes:

Found this interesting tidbit:
From: "Citizens, Confederates, Bushwackers & Guerillas" by Joanne Chiles Eakin, 1995..." W.S. Burford, a citizen captured in Cape Girardeau Co. Missouri 12 October 1862, imprisoned at Myrtle Prison ; released on oath and bond 8 December 1862".
This was undoubtedly Winfield Scott Burford, b 20 July 1846, who was barely 16 years old when captured by Union troops who obviously suspected him of provided "comfort and aid to the enemy" ...since his father Kendall Hawkins Burford was a Cape Girardeau druggist, he may have been supplying medicine to ill or wounded Confederates... Kendall Hawkins was the s/o Benjamin Wyatt, who was the s/o Rev Daniel Burford, who was the s/o Capt Phillip & Mildred Burford ...I descend from Rev Daniel's bro Lt Philip Terrell Burford. Larry.

Abstracts of Warren Co., N. C. Will Book 8
February 1795 - August 1796
From Original by Mary Hinton Kerr
198. 30 June 1795; Feb. Ct. 1796. PHILIP BURFORD to his son PHILIP BURFORD. Gift of 4 negroes. Wit: ISAAC MARSHALL (Jurat) & PHIL. HAWKINS, Jr.
234. Feb. Ct. 1796. Inv. Est .of PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd., by WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. Includes 640 A. whereon he Ds. (died?) & 200 A. bought at Sheriff's sale & no deed made.
258. 11 Feb. 1796; Feb. Ct. 1796. PETER TWITTY, of Lancaster Co., S. C., to PHILIP TERRELL BURFORD, of Kershaw Co., S. C. $120. for his claim to share of Est. of PHILIP BURFORD. dec'd., late of Warren Co. N. C. Wit: DANL. BURFORD (Jurat) & RAWLEIGH HAMMOND. (Note MHK/ Lancaster Co. & Kershaw Co. both formed from Camden District, S. C. in 1798.)
269. 26 Feb. 1796; Feb.Ct. 1796. Est. PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd. WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. Bond for 300 Pds. to WILLIAM JOHNSON, Ch. Co. Ct. Sec: JAMES

Abstracts of Warren County, NC Will Book 9
From Original By Mary Hinton Kerr
56. Nov. Ct. 1796. Sale of land of PHILIP BURFORD, dec'd., by WYATT HAWKINS, Admr. who bought the 600 acres where he had lived. 200 acres on Wolf Branch sold to P. HAWKINS son of JOHN.
169. 7 March 1797; May Ct. 1797. Div. Est. of PHIL BURFORD, dec'd. Am't. owed by estate to MARGARET BURFORD, PETER TWITTY, RALEIGH HAMMOND, PHIL HAWKINS, WYATT HAWKINS & PHIL HILLIARD; am't. due from P. T. BURFORD. Commrs: B. DAVIS, JOHN WMS. DANIEL, LENNARD SIMS, GEO. NICHOLSON & DENNIS PASCHALL.
207. 24 Aug. 1797; Aug. Ct. 1797. ISAAC MARSHALL & MARY his wife to HENRY FOOTE & BENJ. BELL. Sale of their claim to a negro now in possession of MARGARET BURFORD & lent to her in will of HENRY FOOTE, dec'd., for 100 Pds. Va. money. Wit: STERLING KING (Jurat).

Military:
North Carolina Militia, Lieutenant

Phillip married Mildred TERRELL in 1743. Mildred was born in 1723 in , Louisa, Virginia, USA; died in 1785 in , , North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Elizabeth TWITTY on 16 Oct 1757 in , Brunswick, Virginia, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas TWITTY and Mary WYNNE) was born about 1739 in , Brunswick, Virginia, USA; died in Deceased in , , Georgia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Betty Twitty