|
Annabelle Acres Back to Annabelle Acres home page © 2003 Shirley Erickson Sources available upon request. |
|
Descendants of John L. Long and Louisiana Payne, sister of John Knox Payne
Generation No. 1
1. J OHN L.1 LONG was born October 1799 in North Carolina, and died March 29, 1853 in Age 53 yr. 5 mos., Probably Perry Co., Indiana. He married LOUSIANA PAYNE June 26, 1822 in Probably Tennessee, daughter of PAYNE and <UNNAMED>. She was born 1808 in Tennessee, and died October 16, 1876 in Old Home place, Burnet Co., Tx.Notes for J OHN L. LONG:There is a John Long and Anderson Long in Overton Co., TN in 1820. It is unknown if that is this John Long. Census Microfilm Records: Tennessee, 1820 State: Tennessee County: OVERTON Locale: NO TWP LISTED Series: M33 Roll: 122 Part: 1 Page: 212 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Long, John View Image Online State: Kentucky Year: 1840 County: Breckinridge Roll: M704_105 Township: Unknown Townships Page: 487 Image: 292 Males 1 5-10 1 40-50 Females 2 0-5 1 5-10 1 40-50
Long, Anderson State: Tennessee Year: 1820 County: Overton Roll: Township: Page: 4 Image:
~~~~~~ From the Research of Annabelle Pennington Nobles Stone: FAMILY RECORD BIRTHS William Long May 29, 1824 Maryan Long November 2, 1826 James P. Long February 15, 1828 Leah Katherine Long June 15, 1834 Lucyan Long September 19, 1836 George Washington Long November 20, 1840 Sarah Elizabeth Long February 19, 1845 DEATHS Leah Katherine Long August 9, 1835 John L. Long March 29, 1853 Age 53 yr. 5 mo. Janice H. Phelps January 24, 1862 Age: 17 yr. 24 days Lucy Henderson July 9, 1863 Sarah E. Long September 18, yr. unknown Louisiana Long October 16, 1876 MARRIAGES John L. Long and Lucyan Payne Married June 26, 1822 James P. Long and Nancy Miller Married October 9, 1851 Mary W. Long and E. C. Phelps Married February 25, 1844 Lucyannie Long and James J. Henderson Married October 15, 1857 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Long, John G. [when viewed this appears to be John L. Long] State: Kentucky Year: 1840 County: Breckinridge Roll: M704_105 Township: Unknown Townships Page: 426 Image: 168 Males 2 20-30 1 40-50 females 1 under 5 1 10-15 1 30-40 ~~~~~~~~ After years of searching this family was finally found on 1850 Census Roll 165, Page 394 Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana. Sept. 11, 1850 Household 688 Family 711 John L. Long 50 M Farmer 400 N Carolina Lousianna " 44 F Tennessee William " 27 M Farmer " John " 19 M Farmer " Louisa " 14 F " George W. " 10 F Kentucky Elizabeth " 6 F " *In 1860 census, John L. is missing, as expected. ~~~~~~~~ Reporter, Perry County, Indiana; 17 Nov. 1855: "NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO SELL REAL ESTATE. STATE OF INDIANA, PERRY COUNTY. NOTICE, is hereby given, that Thomas Hamms, and Simons and Lamb, creditors of the estate of John Long, deceased, have filed their petition, to sell the estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petitions will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas, of said county. THOMAS HANNA, C.C.C.P. Nov. 10, 1854." ~~~~~~ Perry County, Indiana Probate Order Book 2, Oct 1860 - May 1871 Page 137 Perry Common Please Court January term 1863, January 20, 1863 No. 12 Wm S. Lamb. admr } On motion this caus is continued de bonis now of } until the next term of this court. John Long, decd } page 151 Perry Common Pleas Court May term 1863. May 18, 1863. No. 11 Final Settlement of Estate of John Long deceased Wm S Lamb administrator de bonis now of Said estate files his final settlement account showing that he is chargable with 327.96 and claims credit as per vouchers filed 327.96 which report is received and the credits claimed are allowed by the Court and Said Estate insolvent there being no surplus to pay creditors and no debts due Said Estate which can be collected. It is ordered that Said administrator be discharged from further Services. That Said estate be considered as finally Settled and that the Clerk of this court make a complete record of the same. ~~~~~~~~~ A shotgun made in England in the 1700's and believed to have been used by one of the Long family in the Civil War is presently in the possession of Kevin Erickson (2001) handed down by Grandfather Aubrey Nobles. Aubrey also gave Kevin a Springfield rifle (4570?) that he believes was used in the Civil War by one of the Long family. ~~~~~~~~~ More About J OHN L. LONG:Burial: 1853, probably Tobinsport, Perry Co., Indiana Census 1: 1840, Breckinridge County, Kentucky Census 2: September 11, 1850, Family 688, Tobin, Perry Township, Indiana Residence: 1844, Breckinridge County, Kentucky Notes for L OUSIANA PAYNE:p. 17, 1860 Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana; Post Office: Rome 136-136 Lousina Long 51 F Farming 600 250 Tennessee William C. " 36 M Farm Laborer Tennessee John N. " 29 M " " " George W. P. R. 19 M " " KY Sarah E. " 15 F Domestic KY two doors down in household 138 is J. J. Henderson and Lucy Ann Long. ~~~~~~~~~ From the Research of Annabelle Pennington Nobles Stone: "Lucy Annie Payne Long and her two sons J. Newt Long and William (Billy) Long took or kidnapped the children of her daughter, Lucy Annie Long after her death. The children were taken from their father, James J. Henderson. Lucyan Payne Long and her sons brought the Henderson children down the Ohio River to the Mississippi River, then down the Mississippi River to __________. When they reached __________, they traded their river boat for a wagon and team and proceeded to Texas. George and Jim Henderson died and were buried in Elgin, Texas. Lucyan Payne Long, her sons and two grandchildren, Jeff Davis and Polly Henderson continued to Burnet county, Texas where they homesteaded a farm about eight miles southeast of Lampasas, Texas at a place called Bachelor's Peak. This was probably around 1867/1870. She died on this farm on October 16, 1876, and is buried there. The graves of her two sons and herself are still to be seen at the family burial spot on this farm. They are the only three graves there. I have heard two reasons that Lucy Long felt it necessary to take the children away from their father, Jack Henderson. One was that the father was one-half Indian and the Long family thought him unworthy of the children. The other reason was that Jack Henderson had remarried and they did not approve of this marriage. Perhaps a little of both reasons is true." ~~~~~~ "BACHELOR PEAK. Bachelor Peak (Bachelor's Peak) is on U.S. Highway 183 fourteen miles northwest of Briggs in northern Burnet County (at 31°00' N, 98°06' W). It rises 1,391 feet above sea level, nearly 200 feet above the surrounding countryside. Early settler Alexander Brown and six other bachelors once had a picnic on its summit, and the hill was named for them. bibliography: Darrell Debo, Burnet County History (2 vols., Burnet, Texas: Eakin, 1979). Recommended citation: "BACHELOR PEAK." The Handbook of Texas Online. <http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/BB/rjb91.html> [Accessed Tue Jun 19 8:05:12 US/Central 2001 ]." More About L OUSIANA PAYNE:Burial: 1876, Long Family Cemetery, Old Home Place, Burnet County, Texas Census 1: September 11, 1850, Family 688, Tobin, Perry Township, Indiana Census 2: 1860, Household 136, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Residence: 1844, Breckinridge County, Kentucky More About J OHN LONG and LOUSIANA PAYNE:Marriage: June 26, 1822, Probably Tennessee
Children of J OHN LONG and LOUSIANA PAYNE are:i. WILLIAM C. 2 LONG, b. May 29, 1824, Tennessee; d. April 1904, Old Home place, Burnet Co, Tx, USA; m. (1) LUCY HALE, Bef. 1840; b. Kentucky; m. (2) MARY J. STOVALL, November 21, 1884, Williamson County, Texas; b. January 1859, Texas; d. Aft. 1920, Burnet County, Texas.Notes for WILLIAM C. LONG: 1880 Census Place: Precinct 7, Williamson, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255332 National Archives Film T9-1332 Page 522B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John Knox PAYNE Self M M W 64 TN Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: VA Hannah E. PAYNE Wife F M W 64 MS Occ: Keeps House Fa: GA Mo: SC Mary J. BREEM MotherL F W W 84 SC Occ: At Home Fa: SC Mo: SC William C. LONG Nephew M S W 58 TN Occ: Farming Fa: TN Mo: TN James B. MARK Other M S W 55 GERM Occ: Works On Farm Fa: GERM Mo: GERM Mary HASKILL Other F S W 21 TX Occ: Cook Fa: TN Mo: AR Tiney HASKILL Other F S W 3 TX Fa: UNKNOWN Mo: TX Katie PAYNE Other F S MU 11 TX Occ: Housework Fa: TX Mo: TX Willie PAYNE Other M S MU 9 TX
***I need to prove this is the same William C. Long. However, the fact that William C's mother is Louisiana Payne from Tennessee is a pretty good indication that they are the same. ~~~~~~~~~~ 1900 Census Burnet County, Texas Precinct No. 7 223 Long, J. N. Single Aug. 1831 62 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 224 Long, William C. Mar. 15 years May 1824 76 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee Mary J. wife Jan. 1859 41 Texas Tennessee Arkansas Haskel, Cordelia Step daughter Dec.? 1877 22 Texas Kentucky Texas Stovall, Eliza J. Mother-in-law Aug. 1832 67 Widow Arkansas kentucky Kentucky
More About WILLIAM C. LONG: Burial: Long Family Cemetery, Bachelor's Peak, Burnet Co., TX Census 1: 1900, Burnet Co., Texas Census 2: September 11, 1850, Family 688, Tobin, Perry Township, Indiana Census 3: 1860, Household 136, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 4: 1880, Precinct 7, Williamson County, Texas More About WILLIAM LONG and LUCY HALE: Marriage: Bef. 1840 More About MARY J. STOVALL: Census 1: 1900, Burnet Co., Texas Census 2: 1910, Justice Precinct 7, Burnet County, Texas Census 3: 1920, Home of William M. & Cordelia Haskell Banks, Burnet County, Texas Marriage Notes for WILLIAM LONG and MARY STOVALL: Williamson County, Texas, Marriages 1848-1888, pg. 41 Lang, W. C. Haskell, (Mrs.?) Mollie J. 21 Nov. 1884 Bk. 5 Lics. 1001 More About WILLIAM LONG and MARY STOVALL: Marriage: November 21, 1884, Williamson County, Texas ii. MARY ANN W. LONG, b. November 02, 1826, Tennessee; d. December 13, 1903, Rutherford, Overton County, Tennessee; m. (1) CAPT. ELIJAH COVINGTON PHELPS, February 20, 1844, Breckinridge County, Kentucky; b. May 16, 1821, Lumbustown, Butler County, Kentucky; d. March 29, 1862, Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee; m. (2) DR. COMMODORE PERRY WADDLE, June 04, 1865, Butler County, Kentucky; b. December 25, 1837, Unferdville, Hart County, Ky.; d. May 11, 1889, Overton County, Tennessee. Notes for MARY ANN W. LONG: 1900 Overton Co., TN Transcribed Census 118 119 James F. Martin, head, wm, Nov. 1854, age 45, married 10 years, TN NC NC, farmer Callie, wife, wf, Aug. 1870, age 29, married 10 years, KY KY TN, 6 children born; 5 living. John C., son, wm, Dec. 1890, age 9, TN TN KY Clarence P., son, wm, May 1892, age 8, TN TN KY Walter W., son, wm, June 1894, age 5, TN TN KY James N., son, wm, June 1897, age 2, TN TN KY Baby, son, wm, Dec. 1899 age 5/12, TN TN KY Mary A. WADDELL, mother-in-law, wf, Nov. 1826, age 73, wd. TN SC TN, 10 children born; 7 living. ~~~~~~~ Fellowship Cemetery TN Overton cemetery 363105N 0851922W Dale Hollow Reservoir SE Fellowship Church TN Overton church 363102N 0851920W Dale Hollow Reservoir SE ~~~~~~~ Waddle, Mary A. | Whereas, I, Mary A. Waddle widow of C P Waddle Dec, am To } Deed | seized and possessed of certain real estate, lying in the county Parrott E T & wife & others | of Overton and State of Tennessee, and civil Dist. No 7, and whereas S. J. Parrott wife of E T Parrott and Callie Martin wife of James F. Martin, my youngest children are the only children and heirs of C P Waddle, Dec. now for and in consideration of the love and affection I have for my said children, I hereby sell, transfer and convey unto the said E T Parrott and James F Martin, their heir and assigns forever the real estate herein after described towit: Bounded as follows commencing on a double white-oak near a hollow on the right hand Hill side going up the hollow about one hundred yards above a spring on the North west corner of the Bry Howard farm: thence a straight line to a black oak at the Livingston Road: thence with said road to a white oak near a draw crossing the Livingston Road, Samuel Mainard's corner thence with said draw to a white-oak on said line; thence North 46 East 76 poles to a black oak; thence a straight line to a white-oak marked as a corner D L Sells' corner: thence with Sells' line to a rock; thence a straight line to a post oak on the old Monroe road; thence with said road Northward to the Livingston and Albany road; thence west ward with said Livingston Road to a black-oak marked as A L Sells' corner: thence with A L Sells' live, it being the road, to a black-oak; thence a straight line to a hickory: thence a straight line to the beginning corner, containing two hundred acres, be the same more or less. To have and to hold the above discribed property to the said E T Parrott and Jas. F Martin and their heirs forever, I covenant with the said E T Parrott and Jas F Martin that I am lawfully siezed and possessed and have a good and legal right to convey the same, and that the same is unencumbered, I further covenant and bind myself and lawful representatives to warrant and forever defend the title to the said land and every part therof to the said E T Parrott and Jas F Martin, and their heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever. Witness my hand, this the 10th day of April 1893. her Attest: Mary A X Waddle T W Carlock mark E T Parrott State of Tennessee} Overton County} Personally appeared before me R L Mitchell Jr. clerk of the county court of said county the within named Mary A Waddle the bargaiior with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that she executed the within instrument for the purposes therein contained. Witness my hand, at office, this 13th day of April 1893. R L Mitchell Jr. Clerk By Thos W. Carlock Dep Clk Ste of Tennessee} Register's office Overton County} Livingston Tennessee I, R. L. Mitchell Jr. Deputy Register for said county, do certify that the foregoing deed & certificates thereon are duly registered in said office in Book "AC" page 144 on this 27th day of April 1893, that they were received & filed in filation Book B page 3, on same day at 9 o'clock AM R L Mitchell Jr. D. Regr. More About MARY ANN W. LONG: Burial: 1903, Fellowship Cemetery, Rutherford, Overton County, Tennessee Census 1: 1850, Household 663, Butler County, Kentucky Census 2: 1880, Overton County, Tennessee Census 3: 1900, Overton County, Tennessee Notes for CAPT. ELIJAH COVINGTON PHELPS: 1850 Census Butler County, Kentucky dwelling #663 E C Phelps age 27 M b. Ky. Mary A age 23 F b. Ky. James age 5 M b. Ky. Louisiana age 3 F b. Ky. John age 1 M b. Ky. More About CAPT. ELIJAH COVINGTON PHELPS: Burial: 1862, Lumbustown Cemetery, Butler County, Kentucky Census: 1850, Household 663, Butler County, Tennessee Military service: Bet. March 29, 1861 - 1862, Union, Civil War, Killed, Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee Residence: 1855, Butler Co., Kentucky More About ELIJAH PHELPS and MARY LONG: Marriage: February 20, 1844, Breckinridge County, Kentucky Notes for DR. COMMODORE PERRY WADDLE: 9th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Regiment Notes Regarding This Muster Roster "The regiment has three men whose names are higher in rank than their actual wartime rank. 2nd Lieutenant Major B. McDuffee, Sergeant General M. Bronson and Private Commodore P. Waddle." ~~~~~~~ Shared by <JBrown882@aol.com> 1880 Overton Co., TN Transcribed Census Waddle, C. P. 47, (m), Mary A. 49, Josie 14, H.C. 10 (f), H.W. 18 (m). Page 317 Waddle, Sarah 77, Oliver 28, N.B. 21 (m), J.P 16 (f), V.V. 15 (m). Page 321 ~~~~ Overton County Marriages, by Shawn Gray Waddle, Henry - Hill, Rebecca 05-19-1882 Waddle, Josie - Cope, J. W. 6-11-1880 Waddle, Kallie - Martin, James F. 02-12-1890 Waddle, N.B. (m) - Transbarger, M.A. (f) 11-27-1881 Waddle, O.C. (m) - Conner, M.C. (f) 11-07-1880 Waddle, Valentine - Spicer, Harrett E. 08-20-1881 Waddle, Viola - Garrett, Marion 07-04-1902 Long, C. - Pore, Alvin 12-02-1874 Long, Mary - James P. Johnson 07-02-1867. This is my line. Long, Nancy Jane - Patrick, Benjamin O. 07-03-1867 Overton County Roll Call Cemetery Book, by Gary Denton Norris Fellowship Cemetery Waddell, Oliver C. 04-18-1849 - 02-07-1916 Waddell, Mariah C. 04-08-1858 - 06-27-1943, w. of Oliver C. Waddle, G. (?) P. 12-25-1837 - 5-11-1889. Doctor, f. of Josie, H.C., H.W. See C.P in 1880 Census. Sells, Allen Cemetery Waddle, Sarah ??-??-1807 - 04-25-1887. Lived with Oliver, N.B., J.P., V.V. in 1880 Census Hall-Waddle Cemetery, Clay County Waddle, James 01-02-1807 - 02-20-1871 Probably Sarah's husband. More About DR. COMMODORE PERRY WADDLE: Burial: "A Mason"; Fellowship Cemetery, Oakley, Overton Co., Tennessee Census: 1880, Overton County, Tennessee Degree: Aft. 1870, University of Tennessee at Nashville, Tennessee Military service: Private (see notes) CSA, 9th Kentucky Infantry Regiment Occupation 1: Doctor practicing at Overton, Clay and Pickett Counties, Tennessee Occupation 2: Farmer, Oakley, Overton County, Tennessee Property: Aft. 1870, Oakley, Overton County, Tennessee Residence: Bef. 1870, Morgantown, Butler County, Kentucky More About COMMODORE WADDLE and MARY LONG: Marriage: June 04, 1865, Butler County, Kentucky iii. JAMES P. LONG, b. February 15, 1828, Tennessee; d. December 19, 1915, age 87, Perry Co., Indiana; m. NANCY MILLER, October 09, 1851, Perry County, Indiana; b. August 1827, Indiana; d. Bet. June 1900 - May 04, 1910, Probably Tobin, Perry County, Indiana. Notes for JAMES P. LONG: 1870 Census Tobin Township, Perry County Indiana, Rome P.O. 63/62 Long James 41 M W Farmer 400 150 Tennessee ---- Nancy 42 F W Keeping House Indiana ---- Mary E. 15 F W Indiana ---- Eliza 14 F W Indiana ---- Sarah E. 9 F W Indiana * Next door is James J. Henderson and his new family. ~~~~~~~~~~ 1880 Census Place: Tobin, Perry, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254304 National Archives Film T9-0304 Page 58C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James LONG Self M M W 52 TN Occ: Farmer Fa: NC Mo: TN Nancy LONG Wife F M W 53 IN Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY Louisa A. LONG Dau F S W 24 IN Occ: At Home Fa: TN Mo: IN Sarah E. LONG Dau F S W 20 IN Occ: At Home Fa: TN Mo: IN ~~~~~~~~~ 1900 Census Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana, page 98A 256-256 Long, James P. Head W M Feb. 1829 71 40 yrs Tennessee-Tennessee-Tennessee ------ Nancy Wife W F Aug. 1827 72 40 yrs. 4-2 children Indiana-Kentucky-Kentucky ~~~~~ 1900 Census Long, James Age: 81 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IN State: Indiana County: PERRY Locale: TOBIN TWP Series: T624 Roll: 374 Part: 1 Page: 90B More About JAMES P. LONG: Burial: CO-6 75 Census 1: 1870, Household 63/62 , Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 2: 1880, Tobin Township, Perry Co., Indiana Census 3: 1900, Household 256, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 4: 1910, 176-176, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Occupation: 1880, Farmer More About NANCY MILLER: Census 1: 1870, Household 63/62 , Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 2: 1880, Tobin Township, Perry Co., Indiana Census 3: 1900, Household 256, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Marriage Notes for JAMES LONG and NANCY MILLER: Perry County, Indiana Index to Marriage Record 1850 - 1920 Inclusive Volume II Letters H to O Inclusive W. P. A. Original Record Located: County Clerk's Office Cannelton, Indiana Compiled by Indiana Works Progress Administration 1941 County: Perry Name: James P Long Spouse: Nancy Miller Marriage Date: 10 Oct 1851 Book: 1 Original Source Page: 573 More About JAMES LONG and NANCY MILLER: Marriage: October 09, 1851, Perry County, Indiana iv. JOHN NEWTON LONG, b. August 22, 1831, Tennessee; d. July 04, 1907, Old Home place, Burnet co., Tx, USA. Notes for JOHN NEWTON LONG: From the files of Annabelle Pennington Nobles Stone: From U. Daughters of the Confederacy -- Austin, Texas J. Newt. Long "Our files show that he was in Co. F. -- 15th Regiment -- Ala. This record is from Abilene Chapter paper." ~~~~~~~ 1880 Census Place: Precinct 2 And 7, Burnet, Texas Source: FHL Film 1255293 National Archives Film T9-1293 Page 136D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John N. LONG Self M S W 48 TN Occ: Farmer Fa: NC Mo: TN Jeffersen HENDERSEN Nephew M S W 19 IN Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: KY ~~~~ Burnet County, Texas Deed Record Vol. P, pgs. 208-211 208 State of Texas} No. 46 In the Name of the State of Texas Vol. 14 To} Patent } To all to whom these presents shall come, know ye, J. N. Long } I: O. M. Roberts, Governor of the State aforesaid by virtue of the power ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vested in me by law and in accordance with the laws of said State in such case made and provided do by these presnts grant to J. N. Long his heirs or assigns forever, Eighty (80) acres of Land, situated and described as follows. In Burnet County, known as sur. No 1226 on the waters of North Rocky Creek a tributary of Lampasas River about 17 miles N. 28. E. from the Town of Burnet by virue of his affidavit made before the Clerk of the District Court of Lampasas County June 24th 1882 under an act for the benefit of actual occupants of the Public Lands, approved May 26th 1873. Beginning at the N. W. Cor. of Lucy A. Long's Sur [?]... in the prarie: Thence S 71 W. 24 ......... .............................................. Done at the City of Austin on the Eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord. One thousand eight hundred and eighty two. W. C. Walsh O M. Roberts Commissioner Gl Ld Office Governor Filed for record....Sept. 17, 1883 Recorded Sept. 18, 1883 D. L. Luce, Clk. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jeff Henderson} The State of Texas } To} Transfer } County of Lampasas} Know all men by these presents: J. N. Long } That I Jeff Henderson of Burnet County Texas, in consideration of fifteen dollars, I have bargained and sold to J. N. Long of same state and county all of my right, title, interest and demand in and to any and all lands to which I am an heir, in Burnet County Texas, as heir of Mrs Lucy Long dec'd and I herby warrant the title of myself or heirs to the same. Witness my hand Nov. 18, 1881 Jeff Henderson. The State of Texas, County of Lampasas Before me, D. C. Thomas, clerk of the County Court in and for lampasas County Texas, on this day personally appeared Jeff Henderson, to me known, to be the person whose name is subscribed to the fore going instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of Office at Lampasas Texas on this 18th day of Nov. AD 1881. D. C. Thomas, Clerk County Court Lampasas, Texas Filed for record at 11 o'clock am Sept. 17, 1883 and recorded at 3 o'clock pm Sept. 18, 1883 D. L. Luce, Clk. ~~~~~~~ 209 J. N. & Wm C. Long. etal} The State of Texas } To} Deed } County of Lampasas} Know all men by these presents: Cyrus Sullivan } That we, J. N. Long & Wm C. Long, and Mary A. Waddle by her attorney in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fact J. N. Long, of the County of Burnet and State aforesaid in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars to us in hand paid by Cyrus Sullivan, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, have granted, sold, and conveyed, and by these presents do grant, sell and convey unto the said Cyrus Sullivan of the County of Burnet and State of Texas, all that certain (80) eighty acres of land situated in the County of Burnet State of Texas and being the west half of a certain 160 acre survey patented to Lucy A. Long on the 27th day of April 1882. and said 160 acres is described as follows: Beginning at the N. W. corner of the Harlan Patterson 320 acre survey Thence south 19 kE. with said Patterson W. line 950 (?) to a stake, a P. O. (?) N. (?) E. 2 (?); -........ Thence S. 71 W. 950 ......to a stone mound on W. side of a HIll, a ......N. 61. E. 64 ....: Thence N. 19 W 950 ...to stone Mound in prarie:. Thence N 71 E. 950 ... to the beginning and the hand herein and herby conveyed is the west half of the above described 160 acres of Land, said 160 acres being divided by a centre line running from the North line of said survey across the tract to the South boundary line of the same, and said West half hereby conveyed contains Eighty acres of Land. ............ Witness our hands at Lampasas this 30th day of Dec. A. D. 1882 Wm C. Long. J. N. Long M. A. Waddle by her atty in fact. ........... Filed for record....Sept. 17th, 1883 Recorded ....... Sept. 18th, 1883 ~~~~~~ 210 State of Texas } No. 285 Vol. 13 Patent } In the Name of the State of Texas Heirs of Lucy A. Long} To all to whom these presents shall come, know ye; I: O. M. Roberts ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Governor of the State aforesaid by virtue of the power vested in me by law and in accordance with the laws of said state in such case amde and provided do by these presents grant to the heirs of Lucy A. Long decd, their heirs or assigns forever, one hundred and sixty (160) acres of land, situated and described as follows: In Burnet County, known as Sur No. 1037 on the waters of North Rocky creek, a tributary of lampasas River, about 17 miles N. 30 E. from the town of Burnet. by virtue of an affidavit made before B. A. Crawford, J. P. & ex Officio Notary Public for Burnet County Jany 24th 1881. Under an Act to regulate the disposal of the Public Lands of the State of Texas, approved Augst 12, 1870. Beginning at the N. W. Cor. of the Harlan Patterson 320 acre sur: Thence S. 19 E. with said Patterson's W. line 950... to a stake a P. O. ... N. 51 1/2 ....... Thence S. 71 W. 950 ... to Stone Mound on w. side of Hill, a L. O. ....... Thence N. 19 W. 950 ... to Stone Mound in prarie; Thence N. 71 E. 950 ... to the beginning bearings ..... Hereby relinquishing to them the said heirs of Lucy A. Long dec.d and their heirs or assigns forever, all the right and title in and to said land. heretofore held and possessed by the said state, and I do hereby issue this Letter Patent for the same In testimony whereof, I have caused the seal of the State to be affixed, as well as the seal of the General Land Office, Done at the city of Austin, on the twenty seventh day of April, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty two. W C Walsh O. M. Roberts Commissioner of Gl Ld Office Governor Filed for record....Sept. 17th, 1883 Recorded ....... Sept. 18th, 1883 ~~~~~~~~~~ 211 J. N. Long & Mary A. Waddle } The State of Texas To} Deed } County of Lampasas Wm C. Long } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [Conveyed the East 1/2 of the 160 acres] Filed for record....Sept. 17th, 1883 Recorded ....... Sept. 18th, 1883 ~~~~~~~~~~ Burnet County, Texas Deed Record Vol. T, pg. 581 Mary A. Waddle } Know all men by these presents: To Power of Attorney }That I, Mary Waddil of the residence of Oakley, Overton County, Tenn. J. N. Long }for various and good consideration have nominated, made, constituted ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and appointed, and by these presents do nominate, make, constitute and appoint my much beloved friend J. N. Long of the residence of Lampasas Texas, my true and lawful attorney, for me and in my place, ... and stead to bargain, sell and convey all my right, title and interest in and to the Estate of Louisiana Long, late deceased, at such price or prices and to such person or persons as he may think proper with all the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging either with or without general warranty. My said attorney is also by these presents, authorized to make, assign, seal and deliver all such deed or deeds as may be necessary for the conveyance of my said interest in and to said estate in my name and with as much effect as I, myself, might do it. I also bind myself, heirs administrators and assigns by any and all lawful acts done by my siad attorney in and about the premises. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand seal, this Sept. 11, 1882 Mary A. Waddle State of Tenn. } Overton County} Personally appeared before me, Henry Jackson, an acting Justice of the Peace for said County, Mary Waddil and acknowledged the above to - her act and deed for the purposes therein contained. ....Sept. 11, 1882 Henry Jackson, J. P. Filed at 4 o'clock p.m. Dec. 3rd 1888 } Rec'd at 3 o'clock p.m. Dec. 21, 1888} D. L. Luce, Clk CCBC by Theo Smith Deputy ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Burnet County, Texas Deed Record Vol. U, Pg. 132 The State of Texas County of Lampasas J. N. Long To J. D. Henderson [West 1/2 of 160 acre survey patented to the heirs of Lucy A. Long 27th day of April 1882] Filed Dec. 7th 1887 } Rec'd Dec. 9th 1887} D. L. Luce, Clk by Theo Smith Deputy Burnet County ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Burnet County, Texas Deed Record Vol. T., pgs. 79, 80 Cyrus Sullivan & Wife [Rebecca C. Sullivan] To} Deed J. N. Long [West 1/2 of 160 survey patented to the heirs of Lucy A. Long 30th day of Sept. 1882 Filed Dec. 9th 1887 } Rec'd Dec. 9th 1887} D. L. Luce, Clk by Theo Smith Deputy Burnet County ~~~~~~~ 1900 Census Burnet County, Texas Precinct No. 7 223 Long, J. N. Single Aug. 1831 62 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee 224 Long, William C. Mar. 15 years May 1824 76 Tennessee North Carolina Tennessee Mary J. wife Jan. 1859 41 Texas Tennessee Arkansas Haskel, Cordelia Step daughter Dec.? 1877 22 Texas Kentucky Texas Stovall, Eliza J. Mother-in-law Aug. 1832 67 Widow Arkansas kentucky Kentucky
More About JOHN NEWTON LONG: Burial: 1907, Long Family Cemetery, Bachelor's Peak, Burnet Co., TX Census 1: 1900, Burnet Co., Texas Census 2: September 11, 1850, Family 688, Tobin, Perry Township, Indiana Census 3: 1860, Household 136, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 4: 1880, Precinct 2 and 7, Burnet County, Texas Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Confederate Army Co F 15 Regiment Alabama v. LEAH KATHERINE LONG, b. June 15, 1834; d. August 09, 1835. vi. LUCY ANN LONG, b. September 19, 1836, Tennessee; d. July 09, 1863, Kentucky; m. JAMES JACKSON HENDERSON, October 15, 1856, Perry County, Indiana; b. August 31, 1813, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1880, Probably Tobinsport, Perry County, Indiana. Notes for LUCY ANN LONG: From the Research of Annabelle Nobles Stone: "Lucy Annie Long Henderson died shortly after the birth of Jim Henderson. She died as a result of getting wet and chilled so soon after the birth of her son. She is buried in Kentucky." More About LUCY ANN LONG: Burial: 1863, Probably Tobinsport, Perry Co., Indiana Cause of Death: after getting wet & chilled following birth of Jim Census 1: September 11, 1850, Family 688, Tobin, Perry Township, Indiana Census 2: 1860, Household 138, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Medical Information: Notes for JAMES JACKSON HENDERSON: The following Bible Record has been graciously shared by: Nancy N. Norris; PO Box 2061; Henderson, KY 42419 where the Bible now resides: THE NEW TESTAMENT OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST TRANSLATED OUT OF THE ORIGINAL GREEK; AND WITH THE FORMER TRANSLATION DILIGENTLY COMPARED AND REVISED; NEW YORK: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, INSTITUTED IN THE YEAR MDCCCXVI; 1850. (inside cover page) 1851 Mr. James Henderson Book (page prior to Family Record) "A TABLE OF SCRIPTURE MEASURES"....... (page one) FAMILY RECORD ~~~~~~ Samuel Henderson was born the 25th of June 1782 ~~~ Polly Henderson was born November the 4th 1793 ~~~ (very light) in the year 1852 is the property of (page 2) Samuel Henderson and Polly his wife was married the 23rd of July 1814. ______________________ James J. Henderson and Lucy Long was married October the 15, 1856 ______________________ Jas Henderson was born Aug 31, 1813 (appears to have been 1817 but changed to be 1813...I wonder which date is correct?) ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ Louisanna Long was born Sept 17th (The family record of Louisanna Payne Long states the 19th as the date) 1836 __ ___ ___ ___ ___ J. J. Henderson and Elizabeth Litel was married March 27, 1864 (this line is very light and difficult to read) (page 3) ____________________________________ ....................................................................... John Henderson born September 22, 1857 ....................................................................... ____________________________________ Poly Henderson was born June 27 1859 ........................................................................ _____________________________________ Jefferson Davis Henderson was born June 26, 1861 George William Henderson was born June the 3th 1863 _____________________________________________ Dory Elizabeth Litel was born March 6 (this may not be the correct date) 1861 Jackson Henderson was born Nov 8 1864 __________________________________ (page 4) John Henderson departed this life July 3rd, 1833 ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Samuel Henderson departed this life July 4th, 1833. __________________________________________ __________________________________________ Polly Henderson departed this life October the 22nd 1834. ______________________________________ ______________________________________ George William Henderson was born June the (this was not finished? Nancy Norris says this appears to have been marked out and moved to the previous page where the births are listed) Lucy Henderson departed life July the 9th 1863 _____________________________________ Henrety May Henderson Departed this life April 26 1880 _____________________________________ pg. 5 Zeb Henderson died February 24 in 1927 at the age of 60 (taped to the bottom of this page is the following obituary Dated 14 Mar 1936) Nancy Norris states this was probably put there by her Grandmother "Lila" since she had the Bible previously: "Mrs. Brookhart, 69, Claimed by Death _____ Mrs. Emma Brookhart, 69, died suddenly at 5 o'clock Thursday morning at the home of Andrew Alexander at Alzey. Mrs. Brookhart, the widow of the late Arthur M. Brookhart, formerly lived in Memphis, Tenn., but since the death of her husband a year ago had made her home with her sister, Mrs. Ed Quinn. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Quinn, Henderson; Mrs. J. C. Brown, Sturgis, and Mrs. Elizabeth Burch, Danville, Ill.; two brothers Joe Keeper, Smith Mills, and Frank Welbur, Ridgeway, Ill. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Quinn. Burial will be at Memphis. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ p. 17, 1860 Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana; Post Office: Rome 138-138 J. J. Henderson 46 M Farmer 100 KY Lucy 23 F KY John 2 M KY Mary 1 F KY two doors down is Lousina Long and 4 children. ~~~~~~~~~~ 1870 Census Tobin Township, Perry County Indiana, Rome P.O. 64/63 Henderson James J. 56 M W Farmer 400 200 Kentucky ---------- Elizabeth 30 F W Keeping house Indiana cannot read or write ------- Dorra E. 9 F W Indiana ** ------- James J. 5 M W Kentucky ------ Richard Z. 3 M W Indiana ----- Mahala A. 3/12 F W Indiana Lake, Ann 55 F W Indiana * * Could Ann Lake be Elizabeth's mother? ~~~~~~~ 1880 Census Place: Tobin, Perry, Indiana Source: FHL Film 1254304 National Archives Film T9-0304 Page 48D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James J. HENDERSON Self M M W 62 KY Fa: --- Mo: --- Elizabeth HENDERSON Wife F M W 42 --- Fa: --- Mo: --- Jackson HENDERSON Son M W 15 IN Fa: --- Mo: --- Richard Z. HENDERSON Son M S W 13 IN Fa: --- Mo: --- Mahala A. HENDERSON Dau F S W 10 IN Fa: --- Mo: --- Mary E. HENDERSON Dau F S W 7 IN Fa: --- Mo: --- Andrew V. HENDERSON Son M S W 3 IN Fa: --- Mo: --- ~~~~~~~~ Unknown if any of these is the same Henderson James J. B 11 Indiana Infantry. Private Private Henderson, James M. Union James Henderson [Image] Images Online #: 3615 State Filed: Indiana Widow: Elizabeth J. Henderson Relative: Minor: Comments: \\\\\\ Henderson James J. 192 Ohio Infantry. Private 181 Ohio Inf. Reference Bord Union James Henderson [Image] Images Online #: 4187 State Filed: Indiana Widow: Elizabeth J. Henderson Relative: Minor: Comments: "Henderson, James Widow: Henderson, Elizabeth J. Service F. 90, Ohio. Inty. Date of Filing Clam. Application # Certificate # State from ... 1877Apr 28 Invalid 234939 232045 1916 Mar. 1 Widow 1061673 806944 Ind. ~~~~~~~ From the Research of Annabelle Pennington Nobles Stone: "Jack Henderson was a river boat builder for Ohio River boats. According to his grand-daughter, Vida Holly Henderson East, he was one-half Indian (she did not know which tribe). He was undoubtedly not a very good father and husband. After the death of his first wife, Lucy Long, his mother-in-law, Lucyan Payne Long and her two sons, J. Newt Long and William (Billy) Long, took or kidnapped the above listed children from him and brought them to Texas." More About JAMES JACKSON HENDERSON: Census 1: 1860, Household 138, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 2: 1870, Family 63, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Census 3: 1880, Tobin Township, Perry Co., Indiana Occupation 1: Ohio River Boat Operator or Builder for Ohio River Boats Occupation 2: 1860, Tanner, Perry County, Indiana Occupation 3: 1870, Farmer, Rome, Tobin Township, Perry County, Indiana Marriage Notes for LUCY LONG and JAMES HENDERSON: County: Perry Name: Lucy Long Spouse: James J Henderson Marriage Date: 15 Oct 1856 Book: 2 Original Source Page: 267 James J. Henderson } Be it remembered, That on this 13th day of To }ss. October 1856, the following marriage license Lucy Long } was issued, to-wit: INDIANA, TO-WIT: Perry COUNTY, SS. TO ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRESENTS, GREETING: Know ye, that any person legally authorized to solemnize matrimony is hereby licensed to join in marriage as husband and wife James J. Henderson and Lucy Long and for so doing this shall be his sufficient authority. In testimony whereof, I Joseph M. Gest Clerk of the Perry Circuit Court, hereunto subscribe my name, and affix the seal of said court, this 13th day of October 1856 Joseph M. Gest CK Be it further remembered, that on this 24th day of October 1856, the following certificate was filed in my office to-wit: Indiana, To-wit: Perry County. This certifies that I joined in marriage as husband and wife James J. Henderson and Lucy Long on the 15th day of October 1856 John McCrae More About JAMES HENDERSON and LUCY LONG: Marriage: October 15, 1856, Perry County, Indiana © 2003 Shirley Erickson. All rights reserved. Please email Shirley@htcomp.net with corrections, additions, comments. Enjoy. |