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Alma Spivey was born on 8 February 1878. She was the daughter of Moses R. Spivey. She married James Ellis Smith. She died on 6 March 1954 at age 76. She was buried at Sharon Cemetery, Canton, Mississippi.

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James Ellis Smith was buried at Sharon Cemetery, Canton, Mississippi. He was born on 22 February 1864. He married Alma Spivey, daughter of Moses R. Spivey. He died on 21 June 1938 at age 74.

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Sarah Elizabeth Spivey was born on 13 November 1832 at Haywood County, Tennessee. She was the daughter of Jonathan Spivey. She married William Henry Jones on 24 August 1856 at Montgomery County, Mississippi. She died on 7 April 1904 at Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, at age 71. She was buried at the Old Town Cemetery, Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana.

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     Children of Sarah Elizabeth Spivey and William Henry Jones:

Mary Melissa Jones+   (16 Jul 1857 - Feb 1943)
Emma Cornelia Jones+   (21 Mar 1859)
Lula Caroline Jones   (03 Mar 1861)

John G. Spivey was born circa 1820 at Bertie County, North Carolina. He was the son of Jonathan Spivey. He married Margaret Evelyn Stovall, daughter of John Stovall and Elizabeth Jones, on 25 November 1855 at Winona, Carroll County, Mississippi. His daughter, Iona Spivey, was raised by his brother (George Adolphus Spivey).

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Child of John G. Spivey and Margaret Evelyn Stovall:

Iona Spivey   (a 25 Nov 1855)

Aaron Spivey was born circa 1828 at North Carolina. He was born circa 1828 at Tennessee. He was the son of Jonathan Spivey. He lived in 1860 at Carroll County, Mississippi, He was "listed in the household of sister Sarah E. (Spivey) Jones in the 1860 census for Carroll County, Mississippi on line 24, page 68, roll 460-485." He served in the Civil War. He had no known children. He died after 1870.

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William Henry Jones was born in October 1832 at Tennessee. He married Sarah Elizabeth Spivey, daughter of Jonathan Spivey, on 24 August 1856 at Montgomery County, Mississippi. He served in the Confederate Army. He died while a prisioner of war at Rock Island, Illinois. +. He died on 1 September 1864 at Rock Island, Illinois, at age 31.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Children of William Henry Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Spivey:

Mary Melissa Jones+   (16 Jul 1857 - Feb 1943)
Emma Cornelia Jones+   (21 Mar 1859)
Lula Caroline Jones   (03 Mar 1861)

Mary Melissa Jones was born on 16 July 1857 at Mississippi. Mary Melissa Jones also went by the name of Lizzie. She was the daughter of William Henry Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Spivey. She married James Thomas Stovall, son of Warren W. Stovall and Mary Sue Love, on 22 December 1878. She died in February 1943 at age 85. She was buried at Itta Bena Cemetery, LeFlore, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Children of Mary Melissa Jones and James Thomas Stovall:

Minnie Emma Stovall   (21 Nov 1879)
Robert Jerome Stovall   (22 Feb 1881 - 18 Jul 1943)
Mary Susan Stovall   (06 Mar 1883 - 02 Aug 1943)
Cora Loucinda Stovall   (22 Dec 1884)
John Warren Stovall   (11 Apr 1886)
Lula Clyde Stovall   (31 Dec 1887)
Olga Iona Stovall   (06 Sep 1891)

Emma Cornelia Jones died at Haynesville, Louisiana. She was born on 21 March 1859 at Mississippi. She was the daughter of William Henry Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Spivey.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Children of Emma Cornelia Jones:

J. Clyde Sale   (1889 - 01 Aug 1983)

Lula Caroline Jones was born on 3 March 1861. She was the daughter of William Henry Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Spivey. After her father's death 1864, [P0] name was changed to Willie Henri Jones.

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James Thomas Stovall was buried at Itta Bena Cemetery, LeFlore, Mississippi. He was born on 2 June 1858. He was the son of Warren W. Stovall and Mary Sue Love. He married Mary Melissa Jones, daughter of William Henry Jones and Sarah Elizabeth Spivey, on 22 December 1878. He died on 22 December 1929 at age 71.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Children of James Thomas Stovall and Mary Melissa Jones:

Minnie Emma Stovall   (21 Nov 1879)
Robert Jerome Stovall   (22 Feb 1881 - 18 Jul 1943)
Mary Susan Stovall   (06 Mar 1883 - 02 Aug 1943)
Cora Loucinda Stovall   (22 Dec 1884)
John Warren Stovall   (11 Apr 1886)
Lula Clyde Stovall   (31 Dec 1887)
Olga Iona Stovall   (06 Sep 1891)

Mary Elizabeth Stovall Burial location is unsure. She was born in 1828 at Hinds County, Mississippi; Is this location in Hinds Co. and Winona, MS the same place? She was born on 10 March 1828 at Winona, Mississippi. She was the daughter of John Stovall and Elizabeth Jones. She married George Spivey, son of Jonathan Spivey, on 15 August 1850. She died on 5 August 1915 at Mississippi, at age 87. She died in 1824. This must be an error on the part of Rollo P. Stovall as he shows her birthdate as 1828. She was buried at Stovall Cemetery, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=30 Jan 2000

     Children of Mary Elizabeth Stovall and George Spivey:

Tom Spivey+

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John Stovall was born circa 1710 at Henrico County, Virginia. He was born circa 1712 at Henrico County, Virginia. He was the son of Bartholomew Stovall and Ann Burton. He and Bartholomew Stovall Jr. are found "[i]n the Virginia Patent Book 14, 1728-1732, page 464... granted 200 acres of land lying at the head of Stoval's Branch down to Stoval's Creek, Goochland Co., Va." On 28 September 1732 in Goochland County, Virginia. He received a patent for 400 acres on 3 December 1733 at Goochland County, Virginia. He married Dorcas (?) in 1733/34. On 7 October 1734 in "Deed Bk. 2, pp. 24,25, BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL and his brother, JOHN, of Goochland Co., planters, sell to EDMOND TONEY of the County of New Kent, planter, for 5 shillings sterling, a tract of land lying in Goochland Co., containing 100 acres, part of 200 acres granted by patent unto said BARTHOLOMEW and JOHN STOVALL, 28 Sept. 1732 ... " On 9 March 1735, John Stovall, as recorded in the " ... Goochland Co., Va., Deed Bk. 2, p. 181 ... sold to THOMAS DUPRA of Goochland Co., Va., for 5 pounds currents money of Virginia, a parcel of land containing 100 acres, being part of a tract of 400 acres received by patent, 3 Dec. 1733". HIs wife, Dorcas, signed of her dower rights. On 15 January 1744 in "Deed Book 4, p. 328, Goochland Co., Va., JOHN STOVALL sold 200 acres of land in Goochland Co., Va. on Deep Creek to PHILLIP POINDEXTER." He paid tithes between 1748 and 1750 at Lunenburg County, Virginia. He received a patent on Couch's Creek from the Council of Virginia on 10 November 1748 at Lunenburg County, Virginia. On 5 March 1750, in "Deed Book A, p. 344, Granville Co., N. C., JOHN STOVALL received his first deed of land from ROBERT JONES, JR., of Surry and Colony of Virginia ... 300 acres on Grassy Creek in the County of Granville for the sum of 15 pounds current money of Virginia." He sold 401 acres, lying on both sides of Jonathan Creek which was once part of Brunswick County and now being in Lunenburg County, to Isaac Hudson of Amelia County, Virginia on 9 June 1750 at Lunenburg County, Virginia. He lived circa 1754 at Granville County, North Carolina. He died circa 1781 at Granville County, North Carolina. He left a will,that was proved in November 1781, dated 28 July 1781 at Granville County, North Carolina.

     Last Edited=22 Jan 2000

     Children of John Stovall and Dorcas (?):

Bartholomew Stovall   (c 1737 - c 1803)
Elizabeth Stovall   (10 Feb 1739 - a 1827)
William Stovall   (c 1741 - c 1802)
John Stovall Jr.   (c 1745 - c 1820)
Josiah Stovall+   (1749 - 20 Nov 1798)
George Stovall   (bt 1750 - 1760)
Anne Stovall   (c 1751)
Drury Stovall+   (c 1752 - 1826)
Benjamin Stovall+   (c 1755 - c 1828)
Delilah Stovall   (c 1755)

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Dorcas (?) was also known as Darcus (?) in a 1734 deed where John and his brother Bartholomew sold 100 acres to Edmond Toney, and in a 1744 deed where John sold 200 acres to Philip Poindexter. She married John Stovall, son of Bartholomew Stovall and Ann Burton, in 1733/34. She witnessed in "Deed Bk. 2, pp. 24,25, BARTHOLOMEW STOVALL and his brother, JOHN, of Goochland Co., planters, sell to EDMOND TONEY of the County of New Kent, planter, for 5 shillings sterling, a tract of land lying in Goochland Co., containing 100 acres, part of 200 acres granted by patent unto said BARTHOLOMEW and JOHN STOVALL, 28 Sept. 1732 ... " By John Stovall and Bartholomew Stovall Jr. on 7 October 1734 at Goochland County, Virginia. She witnessed in "Deed Book 4, p. 328, Goochland Co., Va., JOHN STOVALL sold 200 acres of land in Goochland Co., Va. on Deep Creek to PHILLIP POINDEXTER" by John Stovall on 15 January 1744 at Goochland County, Virginia. She died after 1781 at Granville County, North Carolina.

     Last Edited=22 Jan 2000

     Children of Dorcas (?) and John Stovall:

Bartholomew Stovall   (c 1737 - c 1803)
Elizabeth Stovall   (10 Feb 1739 - a 1827)
William Stovall   (c 1741 - c 1802)
John Stovall Jr.   (c 1745 - c 1820)
Josiah Stovall+   (1749 - 20 Nov 1798)
George Stovall   (bt 1750 - 1760)
Anne Stovall   (c 1751)
Drury Stovall+   (c 1752 - 1826)
Benjamin Stovall+   (c 1755 - c 1828)
Delilah Stovall   (c 1755)

     Child of Dorcas (?) and Benjamin Stovall:

Stephen Stovall   (c 1778 - 1844)

Tom Spivey was the son of George Spivey and Mary Elizabeth Stovall. He lived at Water Valley, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=28 Oct 1998

Iona Spivey was born after 25 November 1855. She was the daughter of John G. Spivey and Margaret Evelyn Stovall. She was raised by George Adolphus Spivey, her father's brother.

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Edna Spivey was buried at Friendship Cemetery, Kilmichael, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=30 Jan 2000

Ruby Spivey was buried at Friendship Cemetery, Kilmichael, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=30 Jan 2000

Her married name was Spivey.

     Last Edited=28 Oct 1998

1. Wife of Charlie Spivey.

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Andrew Carroll Stovall was born on 10 May 1815 at Pike County, Mississippi. This part of Marion County became part of Pike County in 1815 and is now in Walthall County. He was the son of Ralph Stovall and Martha Harrington. He married Mary Ann Harvey, who was his cousin, daughter of Thomas W. Harvey Jr. and Priscilla Stovall, on 2 January 1838 at Hinds County, Mississippi. He next married Amy H. Buchannon on 5 April 1865. He and Amy H. Buchannon had no known children. He died on 19 November 1872 or 1882 at Montgomery County, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=22 Jan 2000

     Children of Andrew Carroll Stovall and Mary Ann Harvey:

Ralph W. Stovall   (30 Jan 1840)
Emily P. Stovall   (13 Jun 1841 - 23 Feb 1884)
Martha Elizabeth Stovall+   (15 May 1843 - 28 Dec 1906)
Sarah M. Stovall   (12 May 1849 - 08 Jun 1881)
Rachael A. Stovall   (c 1854 - 08 May 1884)

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Mary Ann Harvey was born in 1818 at Pike County, Mississippi. She was the daughter of Thomas W. Harvey Jr. and Priscilla Stovall. She married Andrew Carroll Stovall, who was his cousin, son of Ralph Stovall and Martha Harrington, on 2 January 1838 at Hinds County, Mississippi. She died on 15 June 1857 at Carroll County, Mississippi. She died on 15 June 1857 at Hinds County, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=22 Jan 2000

     Children of Mary Ann Harvey and Andrew Carroll Stovall:

Ralph W. Stovall   (30 Jan 1840)
Emily P. Stovall   (13 Jun 1841 - 23 Feb 1884)
Martha Elizabeth Stovall+   (15 May 1843 - 28 Dec 1906)
Sarah M. Stovall   (12 May 1849 - 08 Jun 1881)
Rachael A. Stovall   (c 1854 - 08 May 1884)

Warren W. Stovall was born on 27 December 1823 at Morgan County, Alabama. He was the son of Thomas Stovall and Mary Carroll. He was married 4 or 5 times. He married an unknown person twice to unknown persons before M. Susan (Love?). He married Mary Sue Love on 17 October 1852. Some sources show an M. Susan ? as the 3rd wife and Mary Love as his 4th. At least one source gives Mary's name as Mary Sue Love so perhaps she is actually the 3rd and 4th wife. He died on 25 October 1902 at Montgomery County, Mississippi, at age 78. He was buried at the Harvey Cemetery, Montgomery County, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Child of Warren W. Stovall and Mary Sue Love:

James Thomas Stovall+   (02 Jun 1858 - 22 Dec 1929)

Mary Sue Love was born at Alabama. She married Warren W. Stovall, son of Thomas Stovall and Mary Carroll, on 17 October 1852. Some sources show an M. Susan ? as the 3rd wife and Mary Love as his 4th. At least one source gives Mary's name as Mary Sue Love so perhaps she is actually the 3rd and 4th wife. She died before 1881.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Child of Mary Sue Love and Warren W. Stovall:

James Thomas Stovall+   (02 Jun 1858 - 22 Dec 1929)

Margaret Evelyn Stovall was born in 1834 at Hinds County, MIssissippi. She was the daughter of John Stovall and Elizabeth Jones. She married John G. Spivey, son of Jonathan Spivey, on 25 November 1855 at Winona, Carroll County, Mississippi.

     Last Edited=23 Jan 2000

     Child of Margaret Evelyn Stovall and John G. Spivey:

Iona Spivey   (a 25 Nov 1855)

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James Webb Cason was born on 11 June 1866 at Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana. He was the son of James Elijah Cason and Mary E. McDonald. He was listed in the household of Washington W. King as "brother in law" in the census in 1880 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. He married Eula Jency Adkins, daughter of Zaccheus Franklin Adkins and Mary Melissa McKenzie, on 8 December 1887 at Louisiana. He lived at Webster Parish, Louisiana; This residence added so he will show up on report for b/d/r in Webster Parish, LA (This is where I think Blackburn, La is). He died on 10 April 1910 at Blackburn, Louisiana, at age 43.

     Last Edited=8 Nov 2000

     Children of James Webb Cason and Eula Jency Adkins:

Leonods Clive Cason   (bt 1888 - 1889 - 1955)
Estelle Pride Cason   (1890 - 1890)
Ivey Ogilvie Cason   (1891)
James Kyle Cason+   (09 Mar 1893 - 21 Sep 1969)
Byron Franklin Cason   (1895)
Elijah Orin Cason   (bt 1899 - 1900 - 1929)
Euel Adair Cason   (1904)

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Eula Jency Adkins was born on 12 October 1866 at Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. She was the daughter of Zaccheus Franklin Adkins and Mary Melissa McKenzie. She married James Webb Cason, son of James Elijah Cason and Mary E. McDonald, on 8 December 1887 at Louisiana. Eula Jency Adkins is head of household on the census of 23 April 1910 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, as "Eula Cason". She was listed as a widowed, white female of age 43 who could read and write. Her occupation was given as farmer. She owned her farm free of mortgage. She is shown as born in Louisiana, her father in Georgia and her mother in Tennessee.. Enumerated with her were Ivey Ogilvie Cason, James Kyle Cason, Byron Franklin Cason, Elijah Orin Cason and Euel Adair Cason. She had 7 children. 6 of her children were living on 23 April 1910. She lived on 23 April 1910 at the Minden - Haynesville Road, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. Eula Jency Adkins is head of household on the census of 31 January 1920 at Webster Parish, Louisiana, as "Eula Casin". She was listed as a widowed, white female of age 53 who could read and write. She was shown as born in Louisiana, her father as born in Georgia and her mother as born in Louisiana. Her occupation was farmer on a rented farm that was number 251 on the farm schedule.. Enumerated with her were Euel Adair Cason, Byron Franklin Cason, Ivey Ogilvie Cason, Leonods Clive Cason and Elijah Orin Cason. She died on 17 December 1951 at Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, at age 85.

     Last Edited=11 Dec 2000

     Children of Eula Jency Adkins and James Webb Cason:

Leonods Clive Cason   (bt 1888 - 1889 - 1955)
Estelle Pride Cason   (1890 - 1890)
Ivey Ogilvie Cason   (1891)
James Kyle Cason+   (09 Mar 1893 - 21 Sep 1969)
Byron Franklin Cason   (1895)
Elijah Orin Cason   (bt 1899 - 1900 - 1929)
Euel Adair Cason   (1904)

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     Ancestors of Amy Lee

Robert Elias Lee was born on 28 February 1872 at Miller County, Arkansas. He was the son of Henry Clay Lee and Mary Ann Josephine Dickert. He married Mary Jessie McKenzie, daughter of Daniel Walker McKenzie and Elizabeth Catherine Jones, on 1 August 1897 at Miller County, Arkansas. Robert Elias Lee is head of household on the census of 3 January 1920 at Webster Parish, Louisiana, as "Robert Lee". "He was a married, white male of age 47. His occupation was given as a farmer on his own farm which was free of mortgage that was number 257 on the farm schedule. He could read and write. He is shown as born in Arkansas, his father as born in South Carolina and his mother as born in Mississippi.". Enumerated with him were Daniel Henry Lee and Mary Jessie McKenzie. He died on 9 February 1954 at Old Shongaloo, Webster Parish, Louisiana, at age 81. He was buried at Old Shongaloo, Webster Parish, Louisiana.

     Last Edited=11 Dec 2000

     Children of Robert Elias Lee and Mary Jessie McKenzie:

Robert Scott Lee+   (25 May 1898 - 03 Mar 1985)
Amy Lee+   (13 Feb 1901 - 10 Mar 1990)
Daniel Henry Lee+   (15 Sep 1903 - 30 Jul 1976)

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Mary Jessie McKenzie was born on 19 February 1882 at Miller County, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Daniel Walker McKenzie and Elizabeth Catherine Jones. She married Robert Elias Lee, son of Henry Clay Lee and Mary Ann Josephine Dickert, on 1 August 1897 at Miller County, Arkansas. She is believed to have died on 17 June 1966 at Shongaloo, Webster Parish, Louisiana, at age 84. However, the gravestone has a death date of June 6, 1966.

     Last Edited=11 Dec 2000

     Children of Mary Jessie McKenzie and Robert Elias Lee:

Robert Scott Lee+   (25 May 1898 - 03 Mar 1985)
Amy Lee+   (13 Feb 1901 - 10 Mar 1990)
Daniel Henry Lee+   (15 Sep 1903 - 30 Jul 1976)

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     Ancestors of William Benjamin Spivey

George Spivey was born before 1742; He was alive at his father's death in 1742. He was the son of George Spivey. He may have served as officer in Cumberland Regiment of Militia along with Nathaniel Spivey, Jacob Spivey, Jonas Spivey, Elijah Spivey and Benjamin Spivey in 1770. He married Esther Stanley. He died circa 1779 at Bertie County, North Carolina; +.

     Last Edited=4 Mar 2003

     Children of George Spivey and Esther Stanley:

George Spivey
Jonathan Spivey+   (b 1779)

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Esther Stanley married George Spivey, son of George Spivey.

     Last Edited=25 Jan 2000

     Children of Esther Stanley and George Spivey:

George Spivey
Jonathan Spivey+   (b 1779)

George Spivey was the son of George Spivey and Esther Stanley.

     Last Edited=4 Mar 2003

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George Spivey was born at North Carolina; +. He was the son of Abraham Spivey. He sold 100 acres on Catherine's Creek to Thomas Walton. Test: Benjamin Spivey + in 1734. He died on 2 September 1742 at Chowan County, North Carolina.

     Last Edited=4 Mar 2003

     Children of George Spivey:

George Spivey+   (b 1742 - c 1779)
Jonas Spivey   (b 1742 - a 1778)

Jonas Spivey was born before 1742; He was alive at his father's death in 1742. He was the son of George Spivey. In 1758 Jonas Spivey lived at Rowan County, North Carolina, per the Tax list there. He made a deed to Nathan Cullen in 1765 at Chowan County, North Carolina. He may have served as officer in Cumberland Regiment of Militia along with Nathaniel Spivey, Jacob Spivey, George Spivey, Elijah Spivey and Benjamin Spivey in 1770 at North Carolina. He was taxed on 132 lbs, probably slaves in 1778. He died after 1778.

     Last Edited=25 Jan 2000

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Abraham Spivey Remove cenum tag to proper location. He was born before 1717 at North Carolina. He gave 496 acres of land to his son, Thomas Spivey, in 1717 at Meherrin Neck. He was the son of Thomas Spivey and Mary Hill. He had one son for sure, George and probably two others. One was Jacob, who was named in his grandfather's will (Thomas Spivey), and the other was Nathaniel who names Jacob as a brother in his will of 1759. He died before 1729.

     Last Edited=5 Jan 2003

     Children of Abraham Spivey:

Nathaniel Spivey+   ( - 1758)
George Spivey+   ( - 02 Sep 1742)

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Thomas Spivey was born in 1678. He was the son of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers. He was born before 1690 at Virginia. Thomas Spivey also was know as Tamer or Tamar. He was granted 100 acres of land in 1701 at the mouth of Beaver Dam, Chowan County, North Carolina. He married Mary Hill before 1702 at North Carolina, . He and Mary Hill lived in 1702 on Bennett's and Garrett's Creek, Chowan County, North Carolina, . He was on Rent Roll in 1704 at Nasemond County, Virginia. He was appointed Overseer of the Highway between Catherine's Creek and Piking Branch in Meherine Neck, in 1715. He gave 496 acres of land to his son, Abraham Spivey, in 1717 at Meherrin Neck. He and Mary Hill deed to James Griffin, Test: Abraham and Thomas Roundtree in 1717 at Catherine's Creek, Chowan County. He died before 15 May 1719 at North Carolina. His will was probated on May 15 of 1719 according to the Abstract of Norfolk County Wills, page 78. He married Mary Hill circa 1729.

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Thomas Spivey and Mary Hill:

Abraham Spivey+   (b 1717 - b 1729)

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Mary Hill married Thomas Spivey, son of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers, before 1702 at North Carolina, . She and Thomas Spivey lived in 1702 on Bennett's and Garrett's Creek, Chowan County, North Carolina, . She and Thomas Spivey deed to James Griffin, Test: Abraham and Thomas Roundtree in 1717 at Catherine's Creek, Chowan County. She married Thomas Spivey, son of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers, circa 1729. She died in 1750.

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Mary Hill and Thomas Spivey:

Abraham Spivey+   (b 1717 - b 1729)

Matthew Spivey Jr. was also known as Matthew James Spivey II. He was born in 1676 at Nansemond County, Virginia. He was the son of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers. He was born before 1690 at Virginia. He is said to have married one of the daughters of John Nichols, his stepfather. In 1698. He was appointed a Justice of the Peace of Norfolk County, Virginia, between 1702 and 1714. He was on the Rent Roll in 1704 at Norfolk County, Virginia. He bought 100 acres from John Burkett in 1714 at on Stopping Creek, Chowan County, North Carolina. He served as a Captain in Military (militia ?) in 1716 at Norfolk County, Virginia. He died circa 1718. He left a will which was probated on 15 May 1719 at Norfolk County, Virginia.

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Matthew Spivey Jr. and Sarah Nichols:

Judith Spivey
Mathew Spivey   (b 1719)

Sarah Nichols was the daughter of Major John Nichols. She is said to have married one of the daughters of John Nichols, his stepfather. In 1698. She died before 1718. She was not named in her husband's will so she may have pre-deceased him..

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Sarah Nichols and Matthew Spivey Jr.:

Judith Spivey
Mathew Spivey   (b 1719)

Mathew Spivey was also known as Matthew James Spivey III. He was born before 1719. He was the son of Matthew Spivey Jr. and Sarah Nichols. He was born circa 1730; This conflicts with Dunagin's claim that both Matthew's parents died before 1718.

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Judith Spivey was the daughter of Matthew Spivey Jr. and Sarah Nichols.

     Last Edited=24 May 1998

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Mathew Spivey was born in 1657 at Nansemond County, Virginia. He was born in 1661 at Virginia; +. He was the son of George Spivey. He married Judith Bowers; +. He was granted 79 acres, on 20 April 1681 at the upper parish, Nansemond County, Virginia. The 79 acres is described as beginning and continuing on the south side of a branch that runs up behind Edward Holmes. The land was granted for the transportation of two persons: Elizabeth Johnson and John Rikason. In the original document Nansemond was spelled "Nanzemond". He was was granted 200 acres. On 16 April 1683 at the upper parish, Nansemond County, Virginia. The 200 acres was granted for transportation of four persons: "Henry, Bess, Overseer Negroes". The land begins at a marked gum by or nigh the Cypress Swamp, and is a corner marked tree of his brother George Spivey's Swamp, and runs by his said brother's line. He died before 1690 leaving his wife and small children.

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers:

Matthew Spivey Jr.+   (1676 - c 1718)
George Spivey   (1677)
Thomas Spivey+   (1678 - b 15 May 1719)
Ann Spivey   (1680)

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Judith Bowers married Mathew Spivey, son of George Spivey; +. She married Major John Nichols before 1 November 1696 at Norfolk County, Virginia; Judith is named in John Nichols will, dated Nov. 11, 1696, which was proved on May 17 1697. She died in 1720/21; +.

     Last Edited=20 Sep 2000

     Children of Judith Bowers and Mathew Spivey:

Matthew Spivey Jr.+   (1676 - c 1718);Listed in her will
George Spivey   (1677)
Thomas Spivey+   (1678 - b 15 May 1719)
Ann Spivey   (1680)

Ann Spivey was born in 1680. She was the daughter of Mathew Spivey and Judith Bowers. She was born before 1690. She married John Granberry in 1697/98 at Norfolk County, Virginia.

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George Spivey was born in 1622 at Barnsley, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of Thomas Spivie. He immigrated circa 1643 to Lower Norfolk County, Virginia. He was transported by Thomas Dew, who was granted 450 acres for transporting nine persons: George Speevy, William Broughton, Robert Fleming, Samuel Jeffery, Henry Brown, John Corne, and Elizabeth Tockwook. As of circa 1643, George Spivey was also known as George Speevy Since spelling was often phonetic, his name appears in places as Spivie, Spivy, and Spivey. He was granted a 150 acres for transportation of three persons: Jno. Clay, Margaret Jresh, and Will Patrick. Between 1666 and 1679 at Nansemond County, Virginia. He died in 1690.

     Last Edited=4 Mar 2003

     Children of George Spivey:

George Spivey   (1658)
Mathew Spivey+   (1661 - b 1690)

George Spivey was born in 1658 at Nansemond County, Virginia. He was the son of George Spivey. He was granted 400 acres for the transportation of eight persons: "Mary Harman, Benja. Vickers, Wm. Wollins, Jno, Yeamans, Sam'l Harper, Richard Porter, Jno. Innis, Jn. Allin". + on 20 April 1681 at Nansemond County, Virginia. He was granted 800 acres. 400 acres of said land being granted unto the said GEORGE SPIVEY by patent 23 April 1681 and the other 400 acres is due for transportation of 8 persons: Richard Crook, Tho. Sanders, Jon. Dayley, Wm. Gannock, Wm. Wright, Sam'l White, Ed Heath, Wm. Bayley, 16 April 1683. + on 27 April 1686 at the upper parish, Nansemond County, Virginia. He was taxed on the Rent Roll in 1704 at Nansemond County, Virginia.

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James Elijah Cason was born at North Carolina. He was born on 13 May 1827 at South Carolina, according to one source. He was born in 1833 at South Carolina. He was the son of Michael Smith Cason and Nancy Edwards. He married Mary E. McDonald, daughter of Peter McDonald and Martha Lavinia Coon. He was enumerated with Michael Smith Cason on the census of 17 September 1850 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, as "Jas. E. Cason". He was listed as a male of age 17 who was born in South Carolina. His occupation was given as none. He died in 1867.

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     Children of James Elijah Cason and Mary E. McDonald:

Siddia Ann Permilia Cason   (1852 - 1923)
William Franklin Cason M.D.   (1859 - 1925)
James Webb Cason+   (11 Jun 1866 - 10 Apr 1910)

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Mary E. McDonald was born at Mississippi. She was the daughter of Peter McDonald and Martha Lavinia Coon. She was born on 13 December 1827 at Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana. She married James Elijah Cason, son of Michael Smith Cason and Nancy Edwards. She died on 25 November 1870.

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     Children of Mary E. McDonald and James Elijah Cason:

Siddia Ann Permilia Cason   (1852 - 1923)
William Franklin Cason M.D.   (1859 - 1925)
James Webb Cason+   (11 Jun 1866 - 10 Apr 1910)

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Michael Smith Cason was born between 1792 and 1793 at Anson County, North Carolina, according to one source. He may have been born between 1793 and 1800 at Carolina, according to another source. He was born in 1800 at South Carolina, according to the 1850 Census for Claiborne Parish. He was the son of John Cason Jr. and Sidney Fields. He married Nancy Edwards at South Carolina. He and Nancy Edwards had 8 children. He and Nancy Edwards moved to Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, before 1840. Michael Smith Cason is head of household on the census of 17 September 1850 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, as "Michel Cason". He was listed as a male of age 50 who was born in South Carolina. His real estate was valued at $12,400. His occupation was given as planter.. Enumerated with him were James Elijah Cason, Nancy Edwards, Michael C. Cason, Elmira Cason, Thomas C. Cason, Ashbury D. Cason, Nancy Cason, ? Cason, John Cason, Nancy Ramsey and Mary McDaniel. He is thought to have died on 1 April 1878 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. He was buried at the Cason Cemetery on the Blackburn-Leton road, Louisiana. The Blackburn-Leton road crosses from Claiborne Parish into Webster Parish. The location of the Cason Cemetery along this road is unknown. It is also said that the graves are unmarked.. He may have died on 26 June 1878 at Monroe County, North Carolina.

     Last Edited=7 Oct 2000

     Children of Michael Smith Cason and Nancy Edwards:

Michael C. Cason   (1829)
Elmira Cason   (1830)
Thomas C. Cason   (1831)
James Elijah Cason+   (1833 - 1867)
Ashbury D. Cason   (1835 - 02 Jan 1889)
Nancy Cason   (1839)
? Cason   (1844)
John Cason   (1845)

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Nancy Edwards was born in 1819 at Virginia. She married Michael Smith Cason, son of John Cason Jr. and Sidney Fields, at South Carolina. She and Michael Smith Cason had 8 children. She and Michael Smith Cason moved to Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, before 1840. She was enumerated with Michael Smith Cason on the census of 17 September 1850 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, as "Nancy Cason". She was listed as a female of age 31 who was born in Virginia. She died on 5 June 1855 at Claiborne Parish, Louisiana.

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     Children of Nancy Edwards and Michael Smith Cason:

Michael C. Cason   (1829)
Elmira Cason   (1830)
Thomas C. Cason   (1831)
James Elijah Cason+   (1833 - 1867)
Ashbury D. Cason   (1835 - 02 Jan 1889)
Nancy Cason   (1839)
? Cason   (1844)
John Cason   (1845)

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John Cason Jr. was born in 1756 at Spotsylvania County, Virginia. He was the son of John Cason and Susannah (?). He married Sidney Fields, daughter of Smith Field, circa 1790. He died on 2 September 1834 at Anson County, North Carolina. He was buried at Cason Old Field.

     Last Edited=1 Sep 1998

     Children of John Cason Jr. and Sidney Fields:

Elijah Cason   (27 Sep 1791 - 12 May 1856)
Mary Webb Cason   (22 Jun 1793 - 04 Apr 1863)
Susannah Cason   (1794)
Edward James Cason   (c 1800 - 29 Apr 1859)
Michael Smith Cason+   (1800 - 01 Apr 1878)

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Sidney Fields was born circa 1756 at Richmond County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of Smith Field. She married Michael Piper Auld, son of James Auld and Rosanna Piper, before 1788. She married John Cason Jr., son of John Cason and Susannah (?), circa 1790. She died between 1820 and 1826 at Anson County, North Carolina. She was buried at Cason Old Field.

     Last Edited=6 Sep 1998

     Child of Sidney Fields and Michael Piper Auld:

John Field Auld+   (06 May 1788 - 29 Aug 1859)

     Children of Sidney Fields and John Cason Jr.:

Elijah Cason   (27 Sep 1791 - 12 May 1856)
Mary Webb Cason   (22 Jun 1793 - 04 Apr 1863)
Susannah Cason   (1794)
Edward James Cason   (c 1800 - 29 Apr 1859)
Michael Smith Cason+   (1800 - 01 Apr 1878)

         

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