CALTHORPE Elinor Clifton

Notes:

Baised on her fathers will it it believed that she is a twin with Dianah.[Bulls, Buhls & Thornton Family.FTW]

[John and Judith Pond Descendants.FTW]

Baised on her fathers will it it believed that she is a twin with Dianah.

Elinor married POND John Hawkins on 5 May 1782 in Southampton County, VA. John (son of POND Richard, Sr. and HAWKINS Martha) was born on 15 Jul 1755 in Southampton County, VA; died on 14 Mar 1835 in Southampton County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Patrick married MAGETT Mary Jane "Polly" on 7 Jan 1802. Mary and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Peter married WELLONS Anna on 23 Apr 1807 in Southampton Co., VA.. Anna and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Calthorpe married VICK Nancy on 13 Sep 1810 in Southampton Co., VA.. Nancy died on 13 May 1813 in Southampton Co., VA.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Calthorpe married WHITEHEAD Harriet on 20 Jan 1814 in Southampton Co., VA.. Harriet was born about 1807 in Southampton Co., VA.; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 634
• Will: 22 Apr 1861, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States

Notes:

Surry County, Virginia Will Book 10, Pages 495-497

In the name of God amen, I HAWKINS POND of the county of Surry in the sate of Virginia, do make and ordain this to be my Last Will and Testament.

First. I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid immediately after my death.

Second. I give my daughter ANN HOLT, wife of ROBERTSON HOLT five dollars and no more of my estate, to her and her heirs forever.

Third. I give to my son THOMAS C. POND five dollars to him and his heirs forever.

Fourth. I loan to my son JAMES POND for and during his life my slaves Henry (Carr), Merit, Randell, little Lewis, and John. And at his death, I give said slaves to any child or children he may have, at his death. But should he have no children, then I give the said negro slaves above named to the children of my son JOHN H. POND, and my daughter MARY GOODRICH in equal proportions to wit: one half to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other half to MARY GOODRICH'S children.

Fifth. I loan to my son JOHN H. POND for and during his life my slaves Siman, Jack, Norflet, Ben, Jim, Eliza and her children (Junius & Imogan) and her future increase and their increase in this fifth clause named to the children of my said son JOHN H. POND should he leave any. And in case he leave none, I give the same to the children of my son JAMES POND and of my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever. And I also loan to my said son JOHN H. POND, what I consider to be about twelve hundred acres of land commencing at SPRATLEY'S line, going up the mill race, taking the east stream to JOHN HARRIS'S line and all the land known as Birch Island on the North side of Black Water being all the land I own on that side of Birch Island, and also my mill seal with all things appurtenant and belonging to it as it now stands, to him and his heirs forever. And at his death, I give said land to such one of his children as he may name after me or with my name, and should he have none to bear my name, then I give all said land, mill seal , to such other child or children as he may leave at his death. But should leave no child surviving him, then said land is to go to the children of my son JAMES POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever.

Sixth. I loan to my daughter MARY GOODRICH wife of ALBERT D. GOODRICH my slaves Willis (Pond), Henry (Pretlow), Sam Henry (Holliman), Willis (Cokes), Margaret and her increase Wesly and Big Lewis, and at her death I give the said slaves in this sixth clause named to the children of my said daughter MARY GOODRICH or should she die leaving no child surviving her, I give said slaves and the increase of the female thereof to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever. I also loan my said daughter MARY GOODRICH the remainder of my land supposed to be about 8 hundred acres, adjoining the tract herein loaned my son JOHN H. POND. And at her death, I give said land in this clause named, and hereby loaned her, to her children should she leave any. And should she leave none surviving her, I give the same to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever.

Seventh. It is my will and desire and I do especially desire that the slaves hereby loaned to my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND, and to my daughter MARY GOODRICH be kept, held, and used exclusively by them for their own purposes, during their respective lives and never be loaned or hired by either of my said children to ROBERTSON HOLT or his said wife ANN, upon pain of the one so hiring or loaning to said HOLT and wife, or either of them either of said slaves, that he or she is to be deprived of all further use of the salves so loaned him or her. And in that event, the slaves hereby loaned him, or her, is to go and pass as if he or she were dead.

Eighth. I desire that my slaves Iris, Milton, Fanny, Claiborne and Antinette be hired out to such person or persons as they the said slaves may select by my executors for the space of fifteen years from and after my death. After the expiration of which time, I direct that said slaves as such of them as may be then alive be sent by my executors to some one of the free states. The hires arising from said slaves to be collected and deposited in some savings bank in Virginia.

Ninth. Should Imos sell my slaves Britten and Daniel during my life, I desire my executors to do so in the city of Richmond as soon as convenient after my death. And after paying my just debts out of the sales of my property, not herein before given away or loaned or otherwise disposed of (which my executors are hereby directed to sell) and from the sales of said Britton and Daniel, I direct my executors to deposit in a savings bank as aforesaid the whole net proceeds of sales of said Britten and Daniel and of my estate not previously by this Will disposed of, from which amount so reported in bank I appropriate one thousand dollars to be used in carrying Iris and her children Vizt: Milta, Fanny, Claiborne and Antinette and such further or other increase of said Iris as may be borne of her to some free state, and the balance of the money, upon a fair settlement of my estate remaining, I wish and direct to be kept as a fund to be used in the education of my grand children (the children of my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH. And should there remain more than enough to educate my said grand children, then the remainder is to be divided into three equal shares, one of which shares is to go to JAMES POND'S children, one share to go to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other share to go to MARY GOODRICH'S children. And in any and all events, my negroes Iris and her children aforesaid are to be comfortably supported and should their hires be unsufficient for that purpose, then my estate is to furnish the means for the purpose. And I direct that said last aforesaid negroes be taken from my present residence immediately after my death and provided with good comfortable houses by my executors.

Tenth. I hereby reserve for the use of my family for all time to come, one acre of land I have before loaned my son JOHN H. POND (a part of which is now enclosed) as a grave yard or family burial ground. I give my slave Harry to FRANK BAIN of Sussex County.

Lastly. I nominate and appoint my friends THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD executors of this my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all Wills by me heretofore made. Witness my hand and seal this sixth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. Signed, Sealed and acknowledged HAWKINS POND Seal in presence of us and of each other. JAMES M. HARVELL JOHN PATRICK PLEASANT W. P. UNDERWOOD

In Surry County Court 22nd April 1861.
This Last Will and Testament of HAWKINS POND deceased was this day presented in Court and proved according to law by the oaths of JAMES M. HARVELL, JOHN P. PLEASANT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the subscribers witnesses thereto, and thereupon was admitted to record. And on motion of THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the executors in said Will named, who made oath thereto. And the said THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT with TIMOTHY E. ATKINSON, BENJAMIN C. DREW and JOHN C. BAUGH his securities and the said WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD with EDWIN WHITE and WILLIAM DILLARD as his securities (all of said securities justifying on oath as to their sufficiency, entered severally into a bond in the penal sum of forty thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs. A Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate of said Will in due form.

Teste: Wm. P. UNDERWOOD CC

Will:
Surry County, Virginia
Will Book 10, Pages 495-497
In the name of God amen, I HAWKINS POND of the county of Surry in the sate of Virginia, do make and ordain this to be my Last Will and Testament.
First. I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid immediately after my death.
Second. I give my daughter ANN HOLT, wife of ROBERTSON HOLT five dollars and no more of my estate, to her and her heirs forever.
Third. I give to my son THOMAS C. POND five dollars to him and his heirs forever.
Fourth. I loan to my son JAMES POND for and during his life my slaves Henry (Carr), Merit, Randell, little Lewis, and John. And at his death, I give said slaves to any child or children he may have, at his death. But should he have no children, then I give the said negro slaves above named to the children of my son JOHN H. POND, and my daughter MARY GOODRICH in equal proportions to wit: one half to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other half to MARY GOODRICH'S children.
Fifth. I loan to my son JOHN H. POND for and during his life my slaves Siman, Jack, Norflet, Ben, Jim, Eliza and her children (Junius & Imogan) and her future increase and their increase in this fifth clause named to the children of my said son JOHN H. POND should he leave any. And in case he leave none, I give the same to the children of my son JAMES POND and of my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever. And I also loan to my said son JOHN H. POND, what I consider to be about twelve hundred acres of land commencing at SPRATLEY'S line, going up the mill race, taking the east stream to JOHN HARRIS'S line and all the land known as Birch Island on the North side of Black Water being all the land I own on that side of Birch Island, and also my mill seal with all things appurtenant and belonging to it as it now stands, to him and his heirs forever. And at his death, I give said land to such one of his children as he may name after me or with my name, and should he have none to bear my name, then I give all said land, mill seal , to such other child or children as he may leave at his death. But should leave no child surviving him, then said land is to go to the children of my son JAMES POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever.
Sixth. I loan to my daughter MARY GOODRICH wife of ALBERT D. GOODRICH my slaves Willis (Pond), Henry (Pretlow), Sam Henry (Holliman), Willis (Cokes), Margaret and her increase Wesly and Big Lewis, and at her death I give the said slaves in this sixth clause named to the children of my said daughter MARY GOODRICH or should she die leaving no child surviving her, I give said slaves and the increase of the female thereof to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever. I also loan my said daughter MARY GOODRICH the remainder of my land supposed to be about 8 hundred acres, adjoining the tract herein loaned my son JOHN H. POND. And at her death, I give said land in this clause named, and hereby loaned her, to her children should she leave any. And should she leave none surviving her, I give the same to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever.
Seventh. It is my will and desire and I do especially desire that the slaves hereby loaned to my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND, and to my daughter MARY GOODRICH be kept, held, and used exclusively by them for their own purposes, during their respective lives and never be loaned or hired by either of my said children to ROBERTSON HOLT or his said wife ANN, upon pain of the one so hiring or loaning to said HOLT and wife, or either of them either of said slaves, that he or she is to be deprived of all further use of the salves so loaned him or her. And in that event, the slaves hereby loaned him, or her, is to go and pass as if he or she were dead.
Eighth. I desire that my slaves Iris, Milton, Fanny, Claiborne and Antinette be hired out to such person or persons as they the said slaves may select by my executors for the space of fifteen years from and after my death. After the expiration of which time, I direct that said slaves as such of them as may be then alive be sent by my executors to some one of the free states. The hires arising from said slaves to be collected and deposited in some savings bank in Virginia.
Ninth. Should Imos sell my slaves Britten and Daniel during my life, I desire my executors to do so in the city of Richmond as soon as convenient after my death. And after paying my just debts out of the sales of my property, not herein before given away or loaned or otherwise disposed of (which my executors are hereby directed to sell) and from the sales of said Britton and Daniel, I direct my executors to deposit in a savings bank as aforesaid the whole net proceeds of sales of said Britten and Daniel and of my estate not previously by this Will disposed of, from which amount so reported in bank I appropriate one thousand dollars to be used in carrying Iris and her children Vizt: Milta, Fanny,
Claiborne and Antinette and such further or other increase of said Iris as may be borne of her to some free state, and the balance of the money, upon a fair settlement of my estate remaining, I wish and direct to be kept as a fund to be used in the education of my grand children (the children of my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH. And should there remain more than enough to educate my said grand children, then the remainder is to be divided into three equal shares, one of which shares is to go to JAMES POND'S children, one share to go to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other share to go to MARY GOODRICH'S children. And in any and all events, my negroes Iris and her children aforesaid are to be comfortably supported and should their hires be unsufficient for that purpose, then my estate is to furnish the means for the purpose. And I direct that said last aforesaid negroes be taken from my present
residence immediately after my death and provided with good comfortable houses by my executors.
Tenth. I hereby reserve for the use of my family for all time to come, one acre of land I have before loaned my son JOHN H. POND (a part of which is now enclosed) as a grave yard or family burial ground. I give my slave Harry to FRANK BAIN of Sussex County.
Lastly. I nominate and appoint my friends THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD executors of this my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all Wills by me heretofore made. Witness my hand and seal this sixth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
Signed, Sealed and acknowledged HAWKINS POND Seal in presence of us and of each other.
JAMES M. HARVELL
JOHN PATRICK PLEASANT
W. P. UNDERWOOD

In Surry County Court 22nd April 1861.
This Last Will and Testament of HAWKINS POND deceased was this day presented in Court and proved according to law by the oaths of JAMES M. HARVELL, JOHN P. PLEASANT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the subscribers witnesses thereto, and thereupon was admitted to record. And on motion of THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the executors in said Will named, who made oath thereto.
And the said THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT with TIMOTHY E. ATKINSON, BENJAMIN C. DREW and JOHN C. BAUGH his securities and the said WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD with EDWIN WHITE and WILLIAM DILLARD as his securities (all of said securities justifying on oath as to their sufficiency, entered severally into a bond in the penal sum of forty thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs. A Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate of said Will in due form.
Teste: Wm. P. UNDERWOOD CC

Hawkins married BRITTLE Elizabeth Clairsy on 20 Nov 1815 in Southampton County, VA. Elizabeth was born on 13 Oct 1794 in Southampton Or Surry County, VA; died on 8 Mar 1844 in Surry County, VA (Oakview). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Eleanor married EXUM John on 23 Apr 1823 in Southampton Co., VA.. John and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Southampton County Court Order Page 514, July 18, 1842 Deed of Bargain and Sail from JAMES H. H. POND and wife to POLLY POND, conveying land was acknowledged in the clerks office on 5 July 1942 by JAMES H. H. POND and together with the Certificate of the Privy Examination and Acknowledgment of the wife, and admitted to record. note: Polly is his mother.

James married CARR Elizabeth A. on 25 Jul 1829 in Southampton County, Virginia. Elizabeth was born about 1810 in Southampton County, Virginia; died WFT est 1838-1904. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Deed of William C. Pond 1834 Southampton Co., Va. Book 23, Page 395

This indenture made this 19th of December in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty four between William C. Pond and Norrosa E. Pond his wife of the first part and Patrick H. Rawlings of the other part, all of the County of Southampton, Parish of Nottoway and the state of Virginia. Witnesseth: that the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife in consideration of the sum of one hundred and thirty dollars of lawful money of the commonwealth to have in hand paid or secured to be paid by the same Patrick H. Rawlings at or before the ensealing and delivery of these presents (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged). Have bargained and sold and by the presents, do each of them bargain and sell unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings, his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land containing seventy three acres be the same more or less, it being his proportion of the track of land that his deceased father Peter Pond. Deed seized including the dower interest which was paid off by proper notes and bonds by commisioners attended by the county surveyor, reference being had thereunto belonging to or in anywise assertaining to the same or any part or parcel thereof. To have and to hold the said seventy three acres of land with the Tenaments (unreadable) and all and singular other than promises herein before mentioned or intended to be bargained and sold with every part and parcel thereof with ever of their rights unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings his heirs and assigns forever. And the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife for themselves and their heirs the said land with all and singuar the promises and appurtenances before mentioned unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings his heirs and assigns free from claim or claims of them the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife or either of their heirs and of all and every other person or persons whatsoever, shall, will and do warrant and forever be held by these presents. In witness whereof the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife have hereunto set thier hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of: WILLIAM C. POND (seal) James Clayton NORROSA M.R. POND (seal) Benjamin Griffin James B. Wellons

Note: This Indenture was presented in Court on March 16, 1835 and a Certificate was issued. This Document is the only record establishing Peter Pond as the father of William C. Pond.[Bulls, Buhls & Thornton Family.FTW]

[John and Judith Pond Descendants.FTW]

Deed of William C. Pond 1834 Southampton Co., Va. Book 23, Page 395

This indenture made this 19th of December in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and thirty four between William C. Pond and Norrosa E. Pond his wife of the first part and Patrick H. Rawlings of the other part, all of the County of Southampton, Parish of Nottoway and the state of Virginia. Witnesseth: that the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife in consideration of the sum of one hundred and thirty dollars of lawful money of the commonwealth to have in hand paid or secured to be paid by the same Patrick H. Rawlings at or before the ensealing and delivery of these presents (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged). Have bargained and sold and by the presents, do each of them bargain and sell unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings, his heirs and assigns a certain tract or parcel of land containing seventy three acres be the same more or less, it being his proportion of the track of land that his deceased father Peter Pond. Deed seized including the dower interest which was paid off by proper notes and bonds by commisioners attended by the county surveyor, reference being had thereunto belonging to or in anywise assertaining to the same or any part or parcel thereof. To have and to hold the said seventy three acres of land with the Tenaments (unreadable) and all and singular other than promises herein before mentioned or intended to be bargained and sold with every part and parcel thereof with ever of their rights unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings his heirs and assigns forever. And the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife for themselves and their heirs the said land with all and singuar the promises and appurtenances before mentioned unto the said Patrick H. Rawlings his heirs and assigns free from claim or claims of them the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife or either of their heirs and of all and every other person or persons whatsoever, shall, will and do warrant and forever be held by these presents. In witness whereof the said William C. Pond and Norrosa his wife have hereunto set thier hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of: WILLIAM C. POND (seal) James Clayton NORROSA M.R. POND (seal) Benjamin Griffin James B. Wellons

Note: This Indenture was presented in Court on March 16, 1835 and a Certificate was issued. This Document is the only record establishing Peter Pond as the father of William C. Pond.

William married STEPHENSON Norrosa M. R. on 28 Nov 1833 (Unknown) in Sussex County, VA. Norrosa was born about 1810 in Townsville, Vance, North Carolina, USA; died about 1875 in Chesterfield County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1850 Census for Southampton Co., Va. gives her middle Initial as M.

Rhoda married VICK Gilbert V. on 15 Nov 1830 (Single) in Southampton Co., VA.. Gilbert died between 1843 and 1850 in Southampton Co., VA.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Possibly living in the poor house with a 4 year old son Edwin A. Gardner on the 1850 Census for Southampton Co., Va.

Elizabeth married GARDNER Edwin on 18 Oct 1833 in Southampton Co., VA.. Edwin and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Edna B. POND

Notes:

Extracted from The Cobbs of the Tidewater; By: Bruce Montgomery Edwards; The Montgomery Publishing Company 1976.

Jesse B. Vick married twice. He first married, on 26 October 1837, Edna B. Pond, the daughter of Peter and Anna Wellons Pond (married 20 April 1807). She was bom 23 June 1818 and died on 24 June 1846 after her 28th birthday. If they had any children this history did not find record of them

Edney married VICK Jessie Benjamin on 26 Oct 1837 (Unknown) in Southampton County, Virginia. Jessie was born on 9 May 1813 in Southampton County, Virginia; died on 22 Sep 1882 in Vicksville, Southampton County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Southampton County, Virginia Court Order: Page 323, June 21, 1841
On the Motion of Archibald P. Pond and wife. It is ordered that James Gray Guardian to the said wife who was Mary Harvell, settle his Guardian Account before Master Commissioner Cobb, who is directed to Examine, State and Settle the same and make a report thereof to court, with matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which he may be required to state.

Sussex County, Virginia Deed Book U, Pages, 324-325 In Sussex County Court December Term 1847 POND'S Widow
vs POND'S Administrator and others. To the Worshipful Court of Sussex County.
In obedience to a decree directed to us by your honorable body at December Term 1847, we proceeded to the fulfillment of its requirements; finding that neither the land nor slaves of ARCHIBALD POND deceased could be equally divided among his children. We advertised the same for sale (after allotting to the widow Mrs. MARY ANN POND one third part of each) giving twenty days notice. The sale took place at Birdsong's Mill on the 20th of last month January. We thought it best to require 5 per cent to defer expenses attending the sale and done so. The gross amount for which the land and Negroes sold was twenty four hundred and fourteen 50/100 dollars. Expenses amounted to sixteen 29/100 dollars. Commissions on $300.00 at 5 per cent and on $2114.50 at 2 per cent making $57.29, paid for writing two Deeds and crying the said property $3.00, making in all $60.29, leaving cash in hand $60.43 which we paid to WILLIAM B. HARVELL Guardian of the infants of said ARCHIBALD POND. The balance due on Bonds at 12 months credit we have paid over to said WILLIAM B. HARVELL Guardian say $2146.64 and to Mrs. MARY ANN POND widow of said ARCHIBALD POND $147.14 and taken the receipts for same. In this we have departed from the decree by the advice of the Counsel (R. R. COLLIER Esq.) employed in the case and paid over to the widow, one fourth part both of the land and Negroes to which ALBERT POND deceased would have been entitled if he had lived. The decree directed to pay said widow MARY ANN POND one fourth part of the value of the slaves only. If this should not meet the approbation of your worships, it can be easily altered so as to conform to your order strictly. All which is respectfully submitted
Commissioners Sussex County, Virginia WILLIAM H. PEGRAM 9th February 1848 JOSEPH H. JARRAD
JOHN J. ELLIS Children of ARCHIBALD POND Viz. JOHN S. ELLIS INDIANNA POND $735.69 ELIZABETH POND 735.69 JAMES POND 735.69 Mrs. MARY ANN POND 147.14
$2354.21
At a Court held for Sussex County the 4th day of May 1848. The report of the Commissioners in this case having been returned more than two months and no exceptions thereto being, the Court doth confirm the same and doth order and decree that the same be made final between the parties and the said report be recorded. Teste
JOHN J. PRINCE CC

Archiebald married HARVILL Mary Ann on 25 Apr 1840 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Mary was born about 1820; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, Nottoway Parrish, Southampton County, VA; Age 33

Louisa married HOLT Robertson on 10 Dec 1834 in Northampton County, North Carolina. Robertson was born about 1808; died before 25 Sep 1877 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

According to a deed from Surry County in the deedbook for the year 1863, pages
440, 441 and 442, John T. Carter bought for $8000 cash the tract Spring Grove in
the County of Surry containing 1030 ¼ acres from James G. Harrison and Edmonia
E. his wife of the County of Prince George, William Tatum, Ann Tatum, Agnes
Baugh administrator of Johule Baugh of Surry, and Mary E. Booth the County of
Sussex. It was the land bought by the late David Tatum from John Avery on which
Wm. Tatum was residing. It was bounded on the north by the Sawyers road, on the
east by the land belonging to Walter S. Booth on the south by Black Water Swamp,
and on the west by the land called "Laurel Spring" now belonging to Sarah Sharp
with all the rights, titles, and interests. This was witnessed by JAMES W. POND
and J. R. BRIGGS Justices of the peace for Sussex county, Virginia.

James married HOOD Mary Agnes on 9 Dec 1847. Mary (daughter of HOOD William D. and HOOD Mary E. __LNU--) was born on 23 Nov 1824 in Sussex County, VA; died on 16 Sep 1849. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married HOOD Elizabeth S. on 5 May 1853 in Sussex County, VA. Elizabeth (daughter of HOOD William D. and HOOD Mary E. __LNU--) was born on 9 Oct 1819 in Sussex County, VA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married DANIEL Sarah Frances on 25 Mar 1858. Sarah (daughter of DANIEL Mills and DANIEL Elizabeth --LNU--) was born on 2 Sep 1831 in Sussex County, VA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Homemaker
• Reference Number: 633

Notes:

Marriage: Consent 11/2/1847, Signed Mary J. Pond and Hawkins Pond, her father. Wit: benjamin B. Goodrich. Married by Thos. J. Drumwright. Security: Thomas H. Drumwright.

Father's Will:

Surry County, Virginia Will Book 10, Pages 495-497

In the name of God amen, I HAWKINS POND of the county of Surry in the sate of Virginia, do make and ordain this to be my Last Will and Testament.

First. I desire and direct that all my just debts be paid immediately after my death.

Second. I give my daughter ANN HOLT, wife of ROBERTSON HOLT five dollars and no more of my estate, to her and her heirs forever.

Third. I give to my son THOMAS C. POND five dollars to him and his heirs forever.

Fourth. I loan to my son JAMES POND for and during his life my slaves Henry (Carr), Merit, Randell, little Lewis, and John. And at his death, I give said slaves to any child or children he may have, at his death. But should he have no children, then I give the said negro slaves above named to the children of my son JOHN H. POND, and my daughter MARY GOODRICH in equal proportions to wit: one half to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other half to MARY GOODRICH'S children.

Fifth. I loan to my son JOHN H. POND for and during his life my slaves Siman, Jack, Norflet, Ben, Jim, Eliza and her children (Junius & Imogan) and her future increase and their increase in this fifth clause named to the children of my said son JOHN H. POND should he leave any. And in case he leave none, I give the same to the children of my son JAMES POND and of my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever. And I also loan to my said son JOHN H. POND, what I consider to be about twelve hundred acres of land commencing at SPRATLEY'S line, going up the mill race, taking the east stream to JOHN HARRIS'S line and all the land known as Birch Island on the North side of Black Water being all the land I own on that side of Birch Island, and also my mill seal with all things appurtenant and belonging to it as it now stands, to him and his heirs forever. And at his death, I give said land to such one of his children as he may name after me or with my name, and should he have none to bear my name, then I give all said land, mill seal , to such other child or children as he may leave at his death. But should leave no child surviving him, then said land is to go to the children of my son JAMES POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH, to them and their heirs forever.

Sixth. I loan to my daughter MARY GOODRICH wife of ALBERT D. GOODRICH my slaves Willis (Pond), Henry (Pretlow), Sam Henry (Holliman), Willis (Cokes), Margaret and her increase Wesly and Big Lewis, and at her death I give the said slaves in this sixth clause named to the children of my said daughter MARY GOODRICH or should she die leaving no child surviving her, I give said slaves and the increase of the female thereof to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever. I also loan my said daughter MARY GOODRICH the remainder of my land supposed to be about 8 hundred acres, adjoining the tract herein loaned my son JOHN H. POND. And at her death, I give said land in this clause named, and hereby loaned her, to her children should she leave any. And should she leave none surviving her, I give the same to the children of my sons JAMES POND and JOHN H. POND, to them and their heirs forever.

Seventh. It is my will and desire and I do especially desire that the slaves hereby loaned to my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND, and to my daughter MARY GOODRICH be kept, held, and used exclusively by them for their own purposes, during their respective lives and never be loaned or hired by either of my said children to ROBERTSON HOLT or his said wife ANN, upon pain of the one so hiring or loaning to said HOLT and wife, or either of them either of said slaves, that he or she is to be deprived of all further use of the salves so loaned him or her. And in that event, the slaves hereby loaned him, or her, is to go and pass as if he or she were dead.

Eighth. I desire that my slaves Iris, Milton, Fanny, Claiborne and Antinette be hired out to such person or persons as they the said slaves may select by my executors for the space of fifteen years from and after my death. After the expiration of which time, I direct that said slaves as such of them as may be then alive be sent by my executors to some one of the free states. The hires arising from said slaves to be collected and deposited in some savings bank in Virginia.

Ninth. Should Imos sell my slaves Britten and Daniel during my life, I desire my executors to do so in the city of Richmond as soon as convenient after my death. And after paying my just debts out of the sales of my property, not herein before given away or loaned or otherwise disposed of (which my executors are hereby directed to sell) and from the sales of said Britton and Daniel, I direct my executors to deposit in a savings bank as aforesaid the whole net proceeds of sales of said Britten and Daniel and of my estate not previously by this Will disposed of, from which amount so reported in bank I appropriate one thousand dollars to be used in carrying Iris and her children Vizt: Milta, Fanny, Claiborne and Antinette and such further or other increase of said Iris as may be borne of her to some free state, and the balance of the money, upon a fair settlement of my estate remaining, I wish and direct to be kept as a fund to be used in the education of my grand children (the children of my sons JAMES and JOHN H. POND and my daughter MARY GOODRICH. And should there remain more than enough to educate my said grand children, then the remainder is to be divided into three equal shares, one of which shares is to go to JAMES POND'S children, one share to go to JOHN H. POND'S children and the other share to go to MARY GOODRICH'S children. And in any and all events, my negroes Iris and her children aforesaid are to be comfortably supported and should their hires be unsufficient for that purpose, then my estate is to furnish the means for the purpose. And I direct that said last aforesaid negroes be taken from my present residence immediately after my death and provided with good comfortable houses by my executors.

Tenth. I hereby reserve for the use of my family for all time to come, one acre of land I have before loaned my son JOHN H. POND (a part of which is now enclosed) as a grave yard or family burial ground. I give my slave Harry to FRANK BAIN of Sussex County.

Lastly. I nominate and appoint my friends THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD executors of this my Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all Wills by me heretofore made. Witness my hand and seal this sixth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. Signed, Sealed and acknowledged HAWKINS POND Seal in presence of us and of each other. JAMES M. HARVELL JOHN PATRICK PLEASANT W. P. UNDERWOOD

In Surry County Court 22nd April 1861.
This Last Will and Testament of HAWKINS POND deceased was this day presented in Court and proved according to law by the oaths of JAMES M. HARVELL, JOHN P. PLEASANT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the subscribers witnesses thereto, and thereupon was admitted to record. And on motion of THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT and WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD the executors in said Will named, who made oath thereto. And the said THOMAS J. DRUMWRIGHT with TIMOTHY E. ATKINSON, BENJAMIN C. DREW and JOHN C. BAUGH his securities and the said WILLIAM P. UNDERWOOD with EDWIN WHITE and WILLIAM DILLARD as his securities (all of said securities justifying on oath as to their sufficiency, entered severally into a bond in the penal sum of forty thousand dollars conditioned as the law directs. A Certificate is granted them for obtaining a probate of said Will in due form.

Teste: Wm. P. UNDERWOOD CC

Sources:

Title: Marriage Bond of Mary J. Pond and Albert D. Goodrich
Author: Clerk of Circuit Court
Publication: Surry County, Virginia
Note: Researched by: Jerry R. Pond, Sr.
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Media: Civil Registry
Text: Mary J. Pond listed as the daughter of Hawkins Pond.
Title: John Hawkins Pond Family Bible record 1755-1861
Author: Library of Virginia
Publication: Bible records collection 26438, John Hawkins Pond
Note: Copies of the bible were provide by Robert M. Pond, PO Box 2304, Grapevine, Tx. 76099
Repository:
Note: Library of Virginia
Call Number:
Media: Book
Text: Mary Jane Pond child of Hawkins and Eliza. Pond was born December the 19th 1826.
Title: John Hawkins Pond Family Bible record 1755-1861
Author: Library of Virginia
Publication: Bible records collection 26438, John Hawkins Pond
Note: Copies of the bible were provide by Robert M. Pond, PO Box 2304, Grapevine, Tx. 76099
Repository:
Note: Library of Virginia
Call Number:
Media: Book
Title: Family Search, Ancestral File for Mary J. Pond
Author: LDS Family History Center.
Publication: Internet Site
Repository:
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Media: Other
Text: Gives date of birth as 13 December 1826 in >Surry County, Virginia<.
Title: Death Register LDS Microfilm # 2048585
Author: LDS Family History Center
Repository:
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Media: Microfilm
Text: Died at the age of 67 years
Title: Marriage Bond of Mary J. Pond and Albert D. Goodrich
Author: Clerk of Circuit Court
Publication: Surry County, Virginia
Note: Researched by: Jerry R. Pond, Sr.
Repository:
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Media: Civil Registry
Page: Page 200 & 262

Mary married GOODRICH Albert D. on 11 Nov 1847 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Albert (son of GOODRICH Benjamin and BACCO Elizabeth) was born on 14 Apr 1822 in England; died on 16 Mar 1900 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; was buried in Mar 1900 in Sussex County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cornelia married BRITT John D. on 8 Jan 1856 in Southampton County, Virginia. John was born in 1829 in Southampton County, Virginia; died WFT est 1861-1920. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Antonet married BEATON William M. on 13 Mar 1858 in Northampton County, North Carolina. William was born between 1835 and 1836 in Townsville, Vance, North Carolina, USA; died WFT est 1878-1932. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The marriage bond of Magnes W. Pond and M. F. Bowman indicate he was a widower.
* Magnes W. Pond enlisted in the Manchester Light Artillery, 6th Regiment Virginia Volunteers as a Private on May 1, 1861 in Richmond Virginia. The unit moved to Servell's Point for training and his brother Atlas joined the unit on May 14, 1861. The unit was redesignated Company I, 16th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. The unit was reorganized as an Independent Company in May, 1862. After the Battle of Fredericksburg in which his brother Atlas was killed the unit was disbanded and the men assigned to the Courtney Artillery. Magnus was assigned to Captain William A. Tanner's Company L, Artillery, Jones's Battalion and later Cutshaw's Battalion. From the middle of 1863 until the end of the War he is listed as Absent on detached service. He was paroled on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox as a Private in the Staunton Artillery, Cutshaw's Battalion, Army of Northern Virginia. Source: National Archives Microcopy 253, roll 382; consolidated index to compiled service records of Confederate Soldiers Plymall-Poogstardt. * This is the only Pond family listed on the 1880 Federal Census records for Allegheny County, Virginia. The 1870 Va. census show a Magnes Pond residing in Chesterfield County, Va. According to the 1880 census he would have been born around 1835. Magnus would have relocated his family from Staunton City, Virgina to Clifton Forge, Virignia between his son Robert W. Pond's birth on July 11, 1879 and June 5th 1880 when the census for Clifton Forge City was taken. * Magnus was listed as employed by the Railroad, on the Allegheny Co., Va. birth register for Emma L. Pond 1882. * Magnes is listed as a Overhauler by trade on the Allegheny Co., Va. birth register for Texanna in 1884 and an unnamed female in 1885. * Magnus used his initials M. W. on most of the records that I have found. There is a small cement marker with the initials M. W. laying in the family plot of Edward Pond in Crown Hill Cemetery, Clifton Forge, Va. None of the graves are marked however we know that Edward's first wife is buried there according to his grandson Harry Pond Jr. of Charlottesville, Va. Jerry R. Pond, Sr. January 1998 [Bulls, Buhls & Thornton Family.FTW]

[John and Judith Pond Descendants.FTW]

The marriage bond of Magnes W. Pond and M. F. Bowman indicate he was a widower. * Magnes W. Pond enlisted in the Manchester Light Artillery, 6th Regiment Virginia Volunteers as a Private on May 1, 1861 in Richmond Virginia. The unit moved to Servell's Point for training and his brother Atlas joined the unit on May 14, 1861. The unit was redesignated Company I, 16th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. The unit was reorganized as an Independent Company in May, 1862. After the Battle of Fredericksburg in which his brother Atlas was killed the unit was disbanded and the men assigned to the Courtney Artillery. Magnus was assigned to Captain William A. Tanner's Company L, Artillery, Jones's Battalion and later Cutshaw's Battalion. From the middle of 1863 until the end of the War he is listed as Absent on detached service. He was paroled on April 9, 1865 at Appomattox as a Private in the Staunton Artillery, Cutshaw's Battalion, Army of Northern Virginia. Source: National Archives Microcopy 253, roll 382; consolidated index to compiled service records of Confederate Soldiers Plymall-Poogstardt. * This is the only Pond family listed on the 1880 Federal Census records for Allegheny County, Virginia. The 1870 Va. census show a Magnes Pond residing in Chesterfield County, Va. According to the 1880 census he would have been born around 1835. Magnus would have relocated his family from Staunton City, Virgina to Clifton Forge, Virignia between his son Robert W. Pond's birth on July 11, 1879 and June 5th 1880 when the census for Clifton Forge City was taken. * Magnus was listed as employed by the Railroad, on the Allegheny Co., Va. birth register for Emma L. Pond 1882. * Magnes is listed as a Overhauler by trade on the Allegheny Co., Va. birth register for Texanna in 1884 and an unnamed female in 1885. * Magnus used his initials M. W. on most of the records that I have found. There is a small cement marker with the initials M. W. laying in the family plot of Edward Pond in Crown Hill Cemetery, Clifton Forge, Va. None of the graves are marked however we know that Edward's first wife is buried there according to his grandson Harry Pond Jr. of Charlottesville, Va. Jerry R. Pond, Sr. January 1998


Facts about this person:

Burial Possibly Crown Hill Cemetery, Clifton Forge, Virginia

Source: John and Judith Pond Descendants.FTW Medium: Other Date of Import: Oct 1, 2001

Source: Bulls, Buhls & Thornton Family.FTW Medium: Other Date of Import: Oct 8, 2001

Magnes married BAUGH Sarah A. on 19 Dec 1860 (Death of one spouse) in Chesterfield County, VA. Sarah was born in 1839 in Chesterfield County, VA; died between 1861 and 1865 in Chesterfield County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Magnes married BOWMAN Mary F. on 22 May 1866 (Unknown) in Chesterfield County, VA. Mary was born in 1847 in Chesterfield County, VA; died WFT est 1872-1941. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Magnes married THOMPSON Julia B. before 1870 (Unknown). Julia was born in 1842 in Halifax County, Virginia; died between 1885 and 1900 in Alleghany County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Atlas Pond enlisted in the Manchester Artillery,6th Regiment, Virginia Volunteers on May 14, 1861 at Servell's Point near Norfolk, Virginia. He had followed his brother Magnus who had enlisted in the unit on May 1st. at Richmond, Virginia. The unit was designated Compant I, 16th Regiment, Virginia Infantry aboutJuly 1, 1961and later reorganized as an Independent Company in May, 1962. The unit was disbanded after the Battle of Fredericksburg and the surviving men assigned to the Courtney Artillery, Virginia. Atlas T. Pond was mortally wounded on December 13, 1862 at the Battle of Fredericksburg. He lingered on for about a month and died on January 22, 1863

George married V. M. WFT est 1854-1885. M. was born in 1842 in Greenville, Augusta, Virginia, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Facts about this person:

Alt. Born Abt. 1834 Southampton Co., Va.

Source: Marriage License of John Hawkins Pond and Sarah F. Vick. Author: Clerk of Circuit Court for Southampton Co., Va. Pub. Facts: Page 11, of Register Medium: Civil Registry Comments: Researched by Jerry R. Pond, Sr. listed age as 23

Sarah married POND John Hawkins on 30 Apr 1857 (Death of one spouse) in Southampton Co., VA.. John was born on 4 Oct 1824 in Southampton County, Virginia; died on 15 Jun 1887 in Oakview, Surry County, Virginia; was buried in Wakefield Township, Sussex County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married DAVIS Wilkerson WFT est 1850-1878. Wilkerson was born WFT est 1819-1839; died WFT est 1853-1925. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married POND John Hawkins on 27 Jun 1861 in Southampton County, Virginia. John was born on 4 Oct 1824 in Southampton County, Virginia; died on 15 Jun 1887 in Oakview, Surry County, Virginia; was buried in Wakefield Township, Sussex County, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Burial: Sep 1903, Petersburg, VA; Blanford Cemetery

Notes:

Facts about this person:

Burial September 30, 1903 Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg City, Virginia

Source: Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg City, Virginia Author: LDS Family History Center Pub. Facts: Microfilm # 0033445 Medium: Microfilm Pages(s): Page 138

Burial:
Plot: Ward X, Section 4, Square 7

Mary married LITTLE James Thomas on 10 Dec 1868 in Sussex County, VA. James (son of LITTLE William and GWALTNEY Martha) was born on 14 Jan 1845 in Isle Of Wight County, Virginia; died on 12 Nov 1920 in Greenville, Augusta, Virginia, USA; was buried in Petersburg, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The following statement was made about James P. Pond when he was wounded at Fort Stevens on May 14, 1864. " A shell fragment struck the arm of James Pond, a youth, of Southampton County and nearly severed the limb from the body. With remarkable presence of mind and coolness for one so young, Pond grasped the broken stump above the wound, to check the bleeding, and walked a mile to receive surgical attention". They amputated the arm and he was recovering when he contact pneumonia and died at the hospital. He is buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Division F, row T, grave No. 8.

Facts about this person:

Military service November 16, 1862 Enlisted at Richmond, Virginia

Source: Confederate Army Service Record Author: National Archives Medium: Official Document Assugned to Captain Hankin's Company (Surry Light Arty.) Virginia Light Artillery.

Burial Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia

Source: Under The Stars and Bars Author: Lee A. Wallace, Jr. Pub. Facts: Published by The Press of Morningside Bookshoop 1975 Medium: Book Pages(s): Page 144 A History of the Surry Light Artillery of Virginia.

Notes:

Buried in the Holt Cemetery on Ivor Road, Ivor, Virginia. His will was made May 23, 1896 and proved in January, 1902 in Southampton County, Virginia; leg: wife Mollie.

Facts about this person:

Burial
Brantley Cemetery, Ivor Road, Ivor, Virginia

Source: Enfield - Bryant Genealogy Author: Family Tree Maker - ONLINE Pub. Facts: User Home Pages
Medium: Electronic
Comments: Researched by: Jerry R. Pond, Sr.

Source: Brantley Cemetery, Southampton County, Virginia Author: Barbara Bryany Enfield Pub. Facts: Southampton County Historical Society
Medium: Tombstone
Located behind the home of Robert J. Owens on Rt. 616, Ivor road, halfway between Berlin and Ivor.

Thomas married BRITTLE Mollie Elizabeth on 30 Jun 1866 in Southampton County, VA. Mollie was born on 4 Dec 1837 in Southampton County, Virginia; died on 29 Apr 1903 in Southampton County, Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Rev. Aurelius W. Holt was a probationary minister of the Methodist Church in 1866. He receeived an appointment to the Clover Hill circuit, in Chesterfield County, Virginia in November, 1868. He died at the home of his parents December 2, 1868 before fulfilling his appointment. SOURCE: United Methodist Conference Archivist.

Martha married Rev. CONNELLY J. W. on 1 May 1867 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. J. was born about 1842 in Alberta, Brunswick, Virginia; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

This is possibly the same as Martha Caroline

Family/Spouse: HOLT Bettie --LNU--. Bettie was born in 1850 in Greenville, Augusta, Virginia, USA; died WFT est 1882-1944. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
3 yrs, 6 mo, 14 days

Robert married COUNCILL Jessie Lee on 8 Apr 1896. Jessie (daughter of COUNCILL J. D. and COUNCILL A. J. --LNU--) died on 23 Jul 1949. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 636

Notes:

Sex is unknown - died during childbirth - not named.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 637

Notes:

Recv'd from Gayle Lanier:
Junious, the second child of twelve children, was born Nov 11, 1849 in Little Surry to Albert D. Goodrich and Mary Jane Pond Goodrich. His father was in the War Between the States and tradition has passed down that when Albert came home from the War, his own children did not recognize him as he walked up the lane to their home.
Junious never married. He lived in the little one room house in the yard at Uncle Benny's (Benjamin Joseph Goodrich) house. Benny was the father of Ernest Whitmore Goodrich which explains how Ernest had the picture of Junious on horseback. Ernest grew up with Junius living on the farm and being a part of his very early life. (The farm is now the home of Wayne and Kim Britt Steele.) Junious died March 7, 1920 on Uncle Benny's farm in Little Surry and is buried at Rocky Hock Methodist Church in Surry County, Va.
     Junious Dudley Goodrich was a brother of Benjamin Hawkins Goodrich.
     Benjamin Hawkins Goodrich was the father of my grandmother, Dolly Ann Goodrich.
     Dolly Ann Goodrich Brittle was the mother of my mother, Helen Brittle Boykin so that makes Junious my great great uncle.

Title: 1850 Census for Surry Co., Va
Author: US Government
Note: Researched by: Jerry R. Pond, Sr.
Repository:
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Media: Census
Page: 1850, Surry Co., Va.
Title: GENDEX File of Hawkins Pond descendants
Author: Jerry Enfield
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Electronic
Title: 1850 Census for Surry Co., Va
Author: US Government
Note: Researched by: Jerry R. Pond, Sr.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Census
Page: 1850, Surry Co., Va.
Text: Census taken August 16, 1850 and his age was listed as 9/12 months.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 638
• Property: 1900, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States
• Occupation: 1900, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; Farmer

Notes:

Property:
He owned his own farm, per the 1900 census

Occupation:
per the 1900 census

John married BAILEY Ida Francis on 26 Dec 1878. Ida (daughter of BAILEY J. --FNU-- and BAILEY D --LFU--) was born on 26 Jan 1860 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; died on 10 Oct 1937; was buried in Surry County, VA (Rocky Hock Methodist Church). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 640

Elizabeth married JOHNSON Alexander Dinnan on 25 May 1871 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Alexander was born about 1848 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 642

Notes:

Sarah (Sally W. Freeman gave birth to only 2 children, Odie and Mary Marina. Her husband was a most unreliable person and the courthouse was about 18/20 miles away. Mary Marina was born in 1882 but apparently ggranddaddy only sobered up enough to get to the courthouse much later.

Emmett married FREEMAN Sarah ( Sally) Washington on 23 Dec 1879. Sarah was born about 1854 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; died in 1922; was buried in Surry County, VA (Rocky Hock Methodist Church). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Name: Henry
• Name: Benjamin Henry Goodrich
• Reference Number: 644
• Alt. Birth: 27 Aug 1855; Other Birth Date
• Alt. Marriage: 26 Dec 1876, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States
• Marriage: 27 Dec 1876
• Alt. Death: 13 Jan 1921; Other Death Date

Notes:

Doris Jean's records show died Jan 13, 1921. Lewis Story shows he died also 13 Jan and his birth as 27 Aug 1855

Alt. Birth:
Believed to be the correct DOB as it is listed on the family bible page.

Benjamin married BAILEY Ann Sebelia on 27 Dec 1876 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Ann (daughter of BAILEY Joseph Hart and HART Dorothelia A.) was born on 20 Jun 1862 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; died on 20 Nov 1912 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; was buried in Surry County, VA (Rocky Hock Methodist Church). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 647
• Alt. Death: 11 Jun 1925; Other death date

Notes:

Twin of James W. Goodrich (who died 3 months after birth)

Winfield married CONNELLY Minnie on 20 Jun 1893. Minnie was born on 15 Oct 1879 in Florida; died on 17 Mar 1906. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

BIRTH: Twins with Winfield Davis Goodrich

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Death: Alt. Death
• Occupation: Farmer
• Reference Number: 649

Notes:

Died of a massive heart attack. He had to retire from farming at age 30 or so due to a heart condition. One record shows he was marries 2-22-1888. He was 27 and Elizabeth was 24 when married. He was 32 and Elizabeth was 18 when he maried her.

Leigh Anna was his cousin

Alt. Death:
(HEART ATTACK)

James married GOODRICH Luomah C. J. (Leigh Anna) on 28 Feb 1888 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Luomah (daughter of GOODRICH Benjamin B.(Briggs ?) and HARRIS Elizabeth Anne) was born on 18 Jun 1863; died on 13 Mar 1888 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; was buried in Surry County, VA (Goodrich Family Cemetery, Rt. 612). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married HART Elizabeth Agnes on 8 Dec 1892 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States. Elizabeth (daughter of HART Gilberry W. and BAILEY Mary A.) was born on 30 Mar 1874 in Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States; died on 23 Feb 1963; was buried in Surry County, VA (Rocky Hock Methodist Church). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 651
• Alt. Birth: 22 Feb 1863, Dendron, Surry, Virginia, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 652

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 653