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     Dr. Uriel Terrell MD married Janett Lovell.^3,1
Dr. Uriel Terrell MD was born on 9 April 1885.¹
Dr. Uriel Terrell MD died on 9 July 1885.¹
Dr. Uriel Terrell MD was buried after 9 July 1885 at Graham Cemetery, Orange, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     9 Apr 1793
Death     9 Jul 1885 (aged 92)
Burial     Graham Cemetery, Orange, Orange County, Virginia, USA
Family Members
Spouse
     Janett Lovell Terrill 1795–1870
Children
     Jane E. Terrill Yancey 1818–1888
     Pvt Towles Terrill 1831–1916
     Virginia Terrill Perry 1837–1915
     Dr Robert Morton Terrill 1838–1876
Maintained by: John Holliday
Originally Created by: PL
Added: Mar 26, 2007
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 18637969.¹

     Janett Lovell married Dr. Uriel Terrell MD, son of Oliver Terrell and Susannah Mallory.^1,2
Janett Lovell was born on 21 September 1795.¹
Janett Lovell died on 2 February 1870 at age 74.¹
Janett Lovell was buried after 2 February 1870 at Graham Cemetery, Orange, Orange Co., Virginia, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     21 Sep 1795
Death     2 Feb 1870 (aged 74)
Burial     Graham Cemetery, Orange, Orange County, Virginia, USA
Family Members
Spouse
     Dr Uriel Terrill 1793–1885
Children
     Jane E. Terrill Yancey 1818–1888
     Pvt Towles Terrill 1831–1916
     Virginia Terrill Perry 1837–1915
     Dr Robert Morton Terrill 1838–1876
Maintained by: Love
Originally Created by: PL
Added: Mar 29, 2007
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 18671186.¹

     Dr. William Tunstall Banks was born in 1788.¹ He married Pamela Somerville Harris in 1812.¹

     Dr. William Tunstall Banks was also known as Tunstall Banks.²
; Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia
Name     Tunstal
Residence Date     1807
Comments     Children of Baylor Banks and Anne Slaughter ;
1st: Elizabeth (b. 1784 ) m. William Barker , (1808 );
2nd Ann Baylor , (b. 1784 ) m. L. Roberts (1806 );
3rd. Dr. Wm. Tunstall , (b. 1788 ) m. Pamela Somerville Harris (1812 );
4th. Lawrence Baylor , (b. 1790 ), (died 1797 );
5th. John Field , (b. 1792 ) m. Frances Roberts ;
6th. Baylor , (b. 1793 ) m. Mary Stern ;
7th. Richard Tunstal (b. 1795 ) never married;
8th. Mildred (b. 1797 ) m. William Field (1819 );
9th. Lawrence Slaughter (b. 1803 ) m. Margaret J. Noble (1834 );
10th. George (b. 1805 ), (died 1808 ); 11th. Tunstal (b. 1807 ).¹

Dr. William Tunstall Banks was listed as a resident in Baylor Banks and Anne Slaughter's household in the census report in 1810 at Culpeper, Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA;
1810 United States Federal Census
Baylor is listed next to a Willliam BANKS (line 9)
p. 78, line 10

     George Doggett was born in 1755 at Hamilton Parish, Prince William Co., Virginia, USA.¹ He married Ann Yancey, daughter of Ensign Charles Yancey and Catherine Elizabeth Powers, circa 1783 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
;
It now seems likely that Ann YANCEY, the granddaughter of Lewis Davis YANCEY, married George DOGGET, the son of Bushrod DOGGETT.
     Yancey [1994:45] says she married "George Doggett", as does Early Col. Settlers. Doggetts and Other Cousins also says that Ann YANCEY married George DOGGETT and gives the date of marriage as ca 1783 in Culpeper Co., VA.
     Per "Doggestts and Other Cousins:"
348 GEORGE DOGGETT, son of Bushrod and Ann (Stripling) Doggett; b. abt 1755, VA; d. 1814, Rutherford Co., NC; m. abt 1783, Culpeper Co., VA, ANN YANCEY, dau. of Charles and Caroline (Powers) Yancey, d. abt 1840.
Children (Doggett):
     According to Early Col. Settlers, the George DOGGETT who married an Ann YANCEY was the son of Bushrod DOGGETT. There is a deed dated 15 Sept 1769 in Culpeper Co. with a land description which shows that Bushrod lived near Lewis Davis YANCEY, #100925 and his sons, Richard #100944 and Philemon YANCEY #100940. This lends credence to the possibility that Bushrod's son, George, could have married Lewis's grand daughter, Ann.^2,3,4,5
George Doggett died on 11 November 1811 at Rutherford Co., North Carolina, USA.¹
     George Doggett was mentioned in a land transaction on 15 October 1778 at Culpeper Co., Virginia, USA,
Memo:
Per Early Col. Settlers:
     1778-1779 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book I; [Antient Press]; Page 53-55
THIS INDENTURE made the 15th of October 1778 Between ANDREW BOURN and JANE his Wife of County of Culpeper of one part and GEORGE DOGGETT of same County Witnesseth that the said Andrew Bourn and Jane his Wife for the sum One thousand pounds current money of the Commonwealth of Virginia have granted unto the said George Doggett a parcel of land in the County aforesaid granted by Patten t unto the said Andrew Bourn as will appear by Proprietors Office in Book G Folio (176) and bearing date the 11th of June 1749 and bounded Begining at three pines Corner to BUSHROD DOGGETT thence North West to one pine in the Point of the Fork a branch thence East to one pine onthe point of a hill thence N East to one white oak in JAMES PENDLETONs line thence with his line South West to two white oaks Corner to said Pendleton and Bushrod Doggett thence with said Doggetts line South to the begining containing Five hundred and seventy five acres of land To Hold the said Tract unto George Doggett and said Andrew Bourn and JEAN his Wife stand seised of right of Inheritance in fee simple in granted land ... Andrew Bourn
At a Court held for Culpeper County the 19th Octr 1778 Jean Bourn
This Indenture ordered to be recorded; Previous to which the said Jean was first privily examined according to Law.¹
George Doggett was mentioned in a land transaction on 20 September 1779
Memo:
Per Early Col. Settlers:
     1778-1779 Culpeper County, Virginia Deed Book I; [Antient Press]; Page 432-434
THIS INDENTURE made this Twentieth day of September 1779 Betwen GEORGE DOGGETT of County of Culpeper of one part and THOMAS BROWN of aforesaid County Witnesseth that said George Doggett for sum One hundred and seventy three pounds Fifteen shillings current money of Virginia paid by said Thomas Brown he doth grant unto said Thomas Brown land in County of Culpeper containing Two hundred acres which said tract of land is part of a tract of Five hundred and seventy five acres granted to ANDREW BROWN [Bourn] as by Patent from the Proprietors Office bearing date the 11th day of June 1749, and by him conveyed to said George Doggett and bounded Begining at. three pines Corner to a tract first surveyed for WILLIAM TAPP and runing North to a persimmon on Easthams Run thence South to a pine near a ROAD thence South to the begining . . .
George Doggett
At a Court. held for Culpeper County the 20th of September 1779 This Indenture ordered to be recorded.¹

     Thomas A. White married Elizabeth Thomas.
Thomas A. White was born on 25 July 1818 at Tennessee, USA;
Aged 60 in 1880 census.
DOB from grave marker.^1,2
Thomas A. White died on 18 September 1884 at Hunt Co., Texas, USA, at age 66.²
Thomas A. White was buried after 18 September 1884 at Etter Lake Cemetery, Dixon, Hunt Co., Texas, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     27 Jul 1818
Death     18 Sep 1884 (aged 66)
Burial     Etter Lake Cemetery, Dixon, Hunt County, Texas, USA
Inscription
GONE TO REST. FARWELL DEAR ONE FAREWELL, BUT NOT FOREVER. SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF OUR DEAR FATHER
Family Members
Children
     Dr Robert Franklin White 1850–1915
     Dr Alphonso G. White 1851–1920
     Mary Francis "Mollie" White Strickland 1860–1932
     Mrs Nancy Jane White Roberts 1861–1926
Maintained by: Find a Grave
Originally Created by: D. Cotten
Added: Feb 26, 2003
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 7209417.²

     James Smith (Jr.) married Mary (?)¹

James Smith (Jr.) died between 2 January 1797 and 9 July 1799 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA; Presumably died between date of will and of probate.³

His estate was probated on 9 July 1799 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA.³

     GAV-6.³ He was a mentioned with James Smith (Sr.) and Martha (?);
See attached PDF fileon SMITH Family.

James Smith (Jr.) immigrated circa 1745 to Georgia, USA;
Per DAR Lineage 33687: "James Smith was a native of Scotland."¹

James Smith (Jr.) lived before 1775 at Craven Co., North Carolina, USA.²

James Smith (Jr.) began military service circa 1777 at Revolutionary War, Georgia, USA,
Per DAR Lineage 33687: "...served in the revolution as a soldier. He received a land grand from the state for his service."¹

James Smith (Jr.) left a will on 2 January 1797 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA.³

     Mary (?) married James Smith (Jr.), son of James Smith (Sr.) and Martha (?).¹

Mary (?) died before 2 January 1797;
Per Kruschwitz no mentioned her husband's 1797 will.²
     GAV-6.² She was a mentioned with James Smith (Sr.) and Martha (?);
See attached PDF fileon SMITH Family.

     Ebert Smith was born on 4 April 1783 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA.² He married Elizabeth Lybas, daughter of William Lybas, circa 1802.^1,2

Ebert Smith died on 10 July 1837 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA, at age 54.²
     In Nathan Smith's will dated before 17 April 1816 at Jasper Co., Georgia, USA, Ebert Smith was named as executor;


Transcription of will and condicil from Webb Family Tree:
     [quote]In the name of God, Amen. I, Nathan Smith of the County of Wilkes and State of Georgia, being low in health, but of a perfect sound mind & memory, knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make, constitute and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following: my soul I give to God who gave it me, my body commit to the earth from whence it was taken, to be buried without pomp at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named, and first I will that all my just debts to be justly paid, after which of such goods or chattels as God has blessed me with I give and bequeath in manner and form following.
     Item. I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Salley Smith during her natural life all my possessions goods & chattels comprehending my whole Estate without any exception whatsoever and after her death my aforenamed Estate as lands or possessions, goods & chattels of every description whatsoever to be equally divided amongst the lawful heirs of the body with this exception: that whereas to some of my children I have already given some property which said property is to be valued and the same shall stand and be considered as constituting part of the then so divided Estate; and lastly I appoint my beloved wife Salley Smith, my son Elburd [Elbert] Smith, my son-in law James Dorouger [Dorough] Executors to this my last will and testament revoking and making void, annulling all former[ly] wills or testaments by me ever made allowing this and only this to be my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this twentieth day of April in the year of Christ, One thousand eight hundred and fourteen. Signed and sealed in the presence of us who in his presence and in the presence of each other saw him sign and seal this as his will and testament.
Nathan Smith /seal/
B. Moore
Saml. Rice
Joseph Hurley

     Recorded the 17th of April 1816. I, Nathan Smith, in reconsideration of my last will and testament above have thought proper to add this supplement in order to have my desires more fully known, as I have given to my son-in-law Charles Phillips property to the amount of forty seven dollars, it to be considered his part in full of my Estate, and I make and constitute his children by his first wife, my daughter Sally heir to a distributive share or child’s part of my Estate, excepting forty seven dollars of the legacy given to them for them to be directed and the balance of the legacy to be delivered them by my Executors when the children separately come of age and apply for it. Signed & sealed this twenty-seventh day of April One thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
Nathan Smith /seal/
Isaac Langdon
Benjamin Powell
Sam C. Rice[end quote]

     Georgia. Wilkes County. Personally appeared in open court Bernard Moore and Sal. Rice two of the subscribing witnesses to the within will and being duly sworn sayeth that they saw the with names Nathan Smith sign, seal and publish & declare the will to be his last will & testament and that at the time of his so doing he was of sound and disposing mind & memory and that Jos. Harley subscribed as a concurring evidence to the same in the presence and at the request in the presence of the estate.
Sworn to in open court this 1st July 1816
B. Moore
Saml. Rice.³

Ebert Smith appeared in the census of 1830 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA; Owned 18 slaves.²

     John Smith married Prudence(?) Barron
;
Per Kruschwitz: "probably" his 1st of 2 wives.² John Smith was born between 1767 and 1769.² He married Nancy Simmons on 11 December 1811 at Putnam Co., Georgia, USA,
;
Per Kruschwitz: "probably" his 2nd of 2 wives.²
John Smith died on 16 June 1827 at Jones Co., Georgia, USA.²
     John Smith lived;
Per Kruschwitz: "the family resided in Wilkes, Hancock, Baldwin/Putnam, and Jones Counties, GA."²

;
Per Kruschwitz name in father's 1797 will.¹

     Joseph Smith was born circa 1775.² He married Polly Foster on 4 December 1799 at Wilkes Co., Georgia, USA,
;
Per Kruschwitz: his 1st of 2 wives.² Joseph Smith married Martha Guthrey Andrews on 30 January 1848 at Henry Co., Georgia, USA,
;
Per Kruschwitz: his 2nd of 2 wives.²
Joseph Smith died on 10 December 1865.²
      ;
Per Kruschwitz name in father's 1797 will.¹

     Jacob Smith married Susannah Thompson, daughter of Benjamin Thompson.²
Jacob Smith was born before 1765.²
Jacob Smith died in 1790;
Per Kruschwitz: "d. late 1790/early 1791."
Jacob Smith died before 2 January 1797;
Per Kruschwitz name in father's 1797 will as deceased.
      ;
Per Kruschwitz name in father's 1797 will.¹

     Martha "Patty" Smith was born on 14 March 1770 at Craven Co., North Carolina, USA.¹ She married William Barron (Jr.), son of William Barron (Sr.) and Prudence Davis, circa 1790.¹

Martha "Patty" Smith died after 1854 at Butts Co., Georgia, USA.¹
      ;
Per Kruschwitz name in father's 1797 will.¹