Descendants of Old Ann (nee unknown) Jarman

Notes

193. James Lafayette German

Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 09:51:14 -0600
From: "D. Christian"

I found this newpaper clipping in some family papers. James Lafayette
German was the son of Zacheus German and Nancy Webb Cooper. He was the
brother of Francis Marion German, my 2nd great grandfather.

Dana Christian

Sketch of J.L. German. Was Member of Convention Which Framed Texas
Constitution. Whitewright, Tex, April 25--J.L. German, born May 8, 1835,
in Morgan County, Missouri, died April 19, 1913 , at Whitewright, Tex.
He was educated in the Missouri State University at Columbia, Mo., and
taught school in Missouri from the age of sixteen. He participated in
the Civil War on the side of the South as Adjutant Major under Gen.
Sterling Price. He moved to Texas immediately after the war, and settled
in Grayson County, where he taught school for a number of years,
removing to Fannin County, on his farm near Whitewright, where he
remained the remainder of his life.
He was sent to the Constitutional Convention in 1876, where he assisted
in making the present Constitution of Texas, He again represented his
people in the Legislature. He made many speeches in Grayson and Fannin
counties in behalf of prohibition; he was a stanch friend of education
and was the chief founder of Grayson College. He engaged in farming and
stock raising, and was a successful business man. He was a member of the
Christian Church. His body was interred at Whitewright.
He leaves a widow and ten children--Mrs. U.G. Phippen of Hugo, OK; Mrs.
W.S. Vernon of Coweta, OK; W.P.Z. German of Muskogee, OK; J.L. German,
Jr. of Dallas, Tex; Mrs. E.L. Cochren of Coweta, Ok; Mrs. J.J. Walker of
Whitewright, Tex; J.T.D. German of Hugo, Ok; G.J. German of Whitewright,
Tex, and Misses Lyda and Annette German of Whitewright, Tex.

195. William Young Jarman

Cumberland Co., North Carolina, Record Abstracts by John L. German

United States Federal Census of Cumberland Co., NC:

1790, p. 39: Emery Germany, 1 m 16+; 1 m -16; 1 f; no slaves
1800: no Jarman, German, etc.
1810, p. 253: Emory German, 3,1,1,-,1 // 2,1,-,1,- // no slaves
1820: no Jarman, German, etc.
1830: no Jarman, German, etc.
1840, p. 254: Will Jarman, -,-,1,1,-,-,1 // -,1,1,1,-,-,-,1 // no slaves
1850, Northern Division, p. 143:
house 636: house 644:
Will Jarman 57 NC Betsey Holder 43 NC
Celia 47 " Clarssey 20 "
Gabl. 29 " Mary A. 7 "
Nancy 27 " Louisa 4 "
Hendley 25 " Andrew 1 "
Celia 22 "

Marriage Bonds (Originals), North Carolina State Archives:

William Y Jarman to Celia Wrenn 10/15/1812, bond: Francis Sorrell
William Germain to Elizabeth McDaniel 8/20/1845, bond: Amos Nordin
Gabriel Jarman to Anna J. Holder 7/22/1852, bond: Alexander Morrison
William Garman to Elizabet Holder 9/20/1853, bond: Alexander Morrison
Alexander Morrison Jr to Nancy Garman 3/14/1854 bond:
Alexander Morrison Sr

Bastardy Bonds (originals), NCSA:

9/5/1844, William German, reputed father of a bastard begotten on
Elizabeth Holder, to pay for maintenance of said child,
security: Henry W. Mason, John Ray
6/4/1846, William German, reputed father of a bastard begotten on
Elizabeth Holder, to pay for maintenance of said child,
security: A. Clark, Gabriel German

Estates, NCSA:

10/20/1836, sale of estate of Dicy Walker, list of purchasers includes
Celia Jarman and Jackson Jarman (Administrators accounts,
1836-1842, pages 23-24)
8/24/1839, David Walker, administrator of Dicy Walker's estate, paid
expense of $11 to William Jarman (final account found in
loose estate papers)
5/13/1847, William German on jury that alloted dowry to Catherine Small
(Division of Estates book)
9/3/1849, bond of William Jarman and John Morrison to administer the
estate of David H. Walker, security: Duncan McLean, John B.
Patterson (found in loose estate papers)
9/27/1849, 10/18/1849, sales of estate of David H. Walker, lists of
purchasers includes Gabriel Jarman, Henly Jarman, Celia
Jarman, William Jarman Jr, and Nancy Jarman (found in loose
estate papers)
3/1/1952, administrators account David Walker's estate shows payments
to the accounts of Henly Jarman $12, Sealy Jarman $25,
Willm. Jarman $2 (found in loose estate papers)

Tax Records (Originals), NCSA:

Records prior to 1815 missing.
1815, Capt. Walker's Dist.; William Jarman, 100 acres Upper Little River
1816, Clark's Dist.; William German, 1 poll and 100 acres valued at $50
1817, Clark's Dist.; William German, 1 poll and 100 acres valued at $50
1818, Clark's Dist.; William German, 1 poll and 50 acres valued at $50
1819 - 1836; no Jarman, German, etc. in extant lists
Upper Little River District:
1837; William Garman, 100 acres Cape Fear River adj. Bethea
75 acres Pine Root Branch
1838; William German, 100 acres Cape Fear River
1839; William Garman, 100 acres Cape Fear River adj Bethea
75 acres Pine Root Branch adj Niell McLean
and D. Walker
James R. Jarmain, 1000 acres adj William Smith and "others"
David Walker, 75 acres Pine Root Branch adj William Garman
1840; William Garman, 100 acres Cape Fear River
75 acres Pine Root Branch, residence
1841; William German, 100 acres Cape Fear River
75 acres Pine Root Branch
1842; William Garman, 596.5 acres Jones Creek
100 acres Walker's Creek near Walker's mill pond
1 poll
1843; William Garman, 596.5 acres Jones Creek
1844; William German, 150 acres Dougal's Branch
Gabriel German, 446.5 acres Jones Creek, 1 poll
1845; Gabriel German, 346.5 acres Jones Creek, 1 poll
1846; Gabriel Garman, 346.5 acres Jones Creek, 1 poll
William Garman, 1 poll
1847; Gabriel Garman, 346.5 acres Jones Creek, 1 poll
William Garman Jr., 1 poll
Henly Garman, 1 poll
1848; Gabriel Garman, 235.5 acres Jones Creek, 1 poll
do for William Garman Sr. 129 acres Jones Creek
1849; Gabriel Garman, 235.5 acres jones Creek, 1 poll
Henty Garman, 1 poll
William Garman Jr., 1 poll
1850 - 1856; missing

Road Orders, NCSA:

The following orders were found in the court minutes (microfilm):

Oct. term 1800; Emery Germany to work on road between the two Little
Rivers
Oct. term 1801; Emery Germany to work on road between the two Little
Rivers
Oct. term 1802; list of hands on the road between the two Little Rivers
includes Emery Germany
July term 1804; list of hands on the above road includes Emory Germany
March term 1808; overseer of above road replaced and to "use same hands"
March term 1809; Emory Charman to work on Northington's road from Lower
Little River to the Upper
March term 1810; list of hands on Northington's road includes William
Charman
Dec. term 1811; list of hands on Northington's road includes William
Germany
March term 1812; list of hands on Northington's road includes William
Germany

Found in road docket. page 181:

June term 1836; list of hands on Northington's road includes William
Jarman

Land Entries, Warrants, Surveys, Grants; NC Sect. of State's Office; NCSA:

11/27/1792, Emmory German paid for 50 acres, entry # 458 (Entry taker's
return for Feb 14,1792 thru Jan. 1, 1793)
11/28/1792, entry # 458 for William Young German, 50 acres of land
between, Niell McNeills, Leeches and Grayhams (Cumberland
County land entries, 1778 - 1795, transcribed from the entry
taker's books for the Secretary of State by the county clerk
in 1795)
5/16/1794, warrant # 458 for 100 acres issued to William Young German (in
envelope 3641)
5/25/1795, survey for William Young Garman, 100 acres on the upper side
of Upper Little River between Neill McNeills Leaches & Grahams
lines entered Nov 28th, 1792; chain bearers: Sol Walker, Emory
Garman (in envelope 3641)
5/25/1795, survey for Francis Walker, 100 acres on both sides of Walkers
mill creek and on the upper side of the Upper Little River;
chainers: Solomon Walker, Emory Garman (in envelope 3640)
9/4/1799, grant # 1846 issued to William Young Garman for 100 acres on
the upper side of Upper Little River between Neill MacNeill
Leeches and Grahams lines (land grant book 105, page 20)
5/--/1850, William German enters 50 acres on Walkers Creek adjacent the
heirs of David Walker
6/--/1850, Nancy German enters 50 acres on Walkers Creek adjacent the
heirs of David Walker
6/14/1850, grant # issued to Nancy German for 50 acres on Walkers
Creek adjacent the heirs of David Walker
/ /1850, grant # issued to William German for 50 acres on Walkers
Creek adjacent the heirs of David Walker

Recorded Deeds (microfilm), NCSA:

9/2/1835, deed, James H. Jarman of Duplin Co. bought 1000 acres on west
side of Cape Fear River (bk 42, p 288)
1/7/1836, deed, Faitha Walker to William Garman, 75 acres, being one half
of 150 acre tract that Francis Walker willed to Faitha and Dicy
Walker, $37.50, wit: Jonathan Hawley, David WWalker (bk 42, p 356)
4/30/1836, deed, Susannah Robinson to William German, 100 acres, south
side of Cape Fear River, $40 plus $70 to be paid in installments of
$17.50 semi yearly until 12/25/1839, wit: Danl. McDonald, Jonathan
Hawley (bk 43, p 152)
-/--/1841, deed, James H. Jarman of Duplin Co. sold 1000 acres on west
side of Cape Fear River (bk 44, p 322)
1/8/1842, deed, John Lockerman to William German, 3 acres, Jones Creek
(bk 46, p 84)
1/8/1842, deed, Matt. Wilson to William German, 60 acres, Hodgin Branch
(bk 46, p 84)
2/1/1842, deed, Matthew Wilson to William Garman, 398.5 acres, Jones
Creek (bk 46, p 83)
4/11/1843, deed, William Garman to Gabriel Garman, Jones Creek, (bk 51,
p 383)
--/--/184-, deed, William German sells some on Jones Creek (bk 46, p 348)
--/--/184-, deed, William German sold land on Cape Fear (bk 46, p 357)
6/14/1850, grant, North Carolina to Nancy German, 50 acres, adjacent the
heirs of David Walker (bk 49, p 155)
8/23/1853, deed, William Jarman to son Gabriel Jarman, Jones Creek, gift
(bk 51, p 357)
8/23/1853, deed, Gabriel Jarman to Lewis and Andrew Holder children of
Elizabeth Holder (alias Elizabeth Jarman), Jones Creek, gift (bk 51,
p 361)
8/23/1853, deed, Gabriel Jarman to brother Henly Jarman, Jones Creek,
gift (bk 51, 378)
_____________________________________

1830 Randolph Co., NC, p. 2
William German 112201-2000001

1840 Cumberland Co., NC, p --
Will Jarman 0011001-01110001

1850 Cumberland Co., NC,
p 143
Will Jarman 57 NC
Celia 47 "
Gabl. 29 "
Nancy 27 "
Hendley 25 "
Celia 22 "

p 143
Betsey Holder 43 NC (This was William Jarman's mistress.)
Clarisey 20 "
Mary A. 7 "
Louisa 4 "
Andrew 1 "

1860 Harnett Co., NC,
p 103
Mark Wade 49 NC
Zady 43 "
Danl. Jarman 12 " (I suspect this was a son of William Jr.)

p 120
Gabriel Jarman 39 NC
Jane 20 " (I must have copied this age wrong.)
Jackson 8 "
Vincent 6 "
David A. 1 "

p 131
Alexander Morrison 58 NC
Nancy 36 "
Alexd 7 "
Ann 5 "
Celia J. 4 "
Dicey 3 "
Caroline 1 "

p 131
Wm. Jarman 67 NC
Eliz. 53 "
Mary A. 14 "
Anderson J. 11 " (I can't explain these entries other than
Louisa 16 " to suspect a clerical mess up.Mary, Louisa,
Andrew 11 " Andrew, and Lewis were all sired by William
Lewis 9 " Jarman.)

1860 Moore Co., NC,
p 153
Elizabeth Jarman 34 NC (I suspect this is widow of William Jr.)
Dicy 15 "
Dan A. 12 " (Also counted in Mark Wade's household?)
Effie J. 11 "
Flora A. 9 "
Mary W. 8 "

1870 Harnett Co., NC,
p. 30 (Benham Twp.)
Mary Garman 39 NC (Widow of Henly Jarman?)
Jas. S. 16 "
Mary J. 11 "
Janet E. 10 "
Jno. G. 9 "
Henly F. 7 "
Eliz. A. 6 "

p. 106 (Upper Little River Twp.)
Alex Morrison 44 NC
Amanda 31 "
Mary M. 12 "
Katy J. 7 "
Joanna 6 "
Vincent Garman 16 "
Johnie " 10 "

p. 106
Celia Garman 42 NC
Wm. A 4 "

p. 106
Nancy Morrison 49 NC
Alex 17 "
Polly A. 15 "
Celia J. 14 "
Dicey 13 "
Caroline 12 "
Mary E. 10 "
Sarah E. 7 "
J.K.McK. 4 "

p 114
Wm. Garman 77 NC
Elizabeth 63 "
Mary A. 24 "
Jane 42 "
John L. 6 "

p 116
Dave Jarman 9 NC (in Danl. C. McLean household)

p 118
Eliz. Garman 50 NC
Effy J 20 "
Mary 15 "

1880 Harnett Co., NC,
p 4 (Upper Little River Twp.)
Eliz. Jarman 72 NC NC NC widow
Mary A 35 dau.

p 6
Nancy Morrison 60 NC NC NC widow
Sarah C. 15 dau.
John 14 son
Ann 23 dau
David A 8 mo gr-son

p 6
Dicy Morrison 21 NC NC NC
infant 3 mo son

p 7
Amanda Morrison 41 NC NC NC widow
Mary M. 22 dau.
Katy J. 18 "
Rachael E. 10 "
Danl. U. 8 son
Neill A. 6 "
Martin 3 "
Joanna 15 step dau.
John 21 step son
Wm. A. Jarman 14 step son

p 20
Flora A. Jarman 26 NC NC NC single
Wm. J. 9 son
Cora B. 4 dau.
Mary E. 1 "
Effy J. 27 sister

___________________________________________

Letter from D. A. Messer of Harnett Co., NC, to Jiney Messer, 27 may 1873
(copy provided by Patricia London, San Pedro, CA, 25 Oct 2001)
_________________________________

May the 27 1873
State of North Carolina, Harnet County
Dear Mother I drop you these few lines in answer to your letter whitch I received May the 13 I was glad to hear from you all you and the boys all so this leaves me and and familey all well at the present and I hope this will find you all well and doing well. all the neighbors is generley well theire has bin a few deaths Mr William Garmon and Misses Caty Black and Mr Jimey Johnson the gunsmith is ded Mr William Cumings and Sarey Catherine Stuart is Maried also David Stuart and Miss Lovdey paterson is maried I have comenced working with D W McLeod at one dollar a day for the year I am working round the still My crop looks very well The frost cut down my corn but it cum out again Corn is $1.10 cents in fayeteville bacon from 8 to 11 cents flower from 8 to 10 dollars a barrel chickens is 50 eggs 20 cents per dozen you said to rite and let you no if I was a going to texas and when you no that I am not able to go to texas it is not so long sence you left hear that you do not no my condition I am a going to go to texas if I ever gits able whether I go for a long stay or not I am a going to see the cuntry you rote to no whether Aunt Zeady was not maried or not she is not nether is theire any talk of it Aunt Zeady speaks of going to Tenasee next fall Jim Paterson is dissatisfied with this contrey he is going to move to Tenasee next fall his daughters mind is rong again report says so give my respect to John and family and Tucker and family and tell them I wish to no the reson they do not rites to me if they have nothing to rite I wish they would be kind enuff to rite me the reson that they do not rite theire is no news to rite to you rite often and rite me all the news dear Mother you have all the rest of the boys with you except me rite to me if you lik and I will answer all the letters that you all will rite to me So I will close for this time fare well dear Mother D A Messer to Jiney Messer.

470. Nancy Jarman

Bastardy Bonds, THE GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL by the Randolph County Genealogical
Society;

vol. XVIII #2 (Fall 1994), p. 18:
1853, Nancy Garman, mother of child sired by Alexander G. Murdock;
bond dated 9 February with Robert G. Murdock providing the
security.

vol. XVIII #2 (Fall 1994), p. 19:
1856, Nancy Garman, mother of child sired by Alexander G. Murdock of
Cumberland County; Isham Ferguson testified.

Alexander Morrison

1850 census Cumberland Co., NC, Northern Div., p. 144, hse. 655. fam. 655:

John Harrington 34 NC farmer
Janet 27
Mary E 9
Jas KP 5
Arche. 2
Thos 1
Alexd Morrison 48 labor

1850 census Cumberland Co., NC, Northern Div., p. 145, hse. 668. fam. 668:

Alexr. Marrison 49 NC farmer
Danl 55 "

196. David German

David German was born about 1796 in North Carolina. On 19 December 1824 he married Elizabeth A. Worth in Randolph County; William Jarman was his bondsman. Elizabeth A. Worth was born about 1806 in North Carolina. A list of insolvent taxables reveals that David Gearman left Randolph County without paying his poll tax for
1826. David Jarman appeared on a list of hands assigned for 1827 to a road in southeast Guilford County, North Carolina; the overseer was John Rigsby. However, David German's oldest son Lindsey German, who was born in 1827, reported when enlisting in the army that he was born in Rush County, Indiana. Levi Worth purchased land in Rush County that same year. Jehu Rigsby and David German were listed on adjacent lines in the 1830 census of Union County. On 21 November 1832, David Gearman of Shelby County purchased 81.44 acres of government land in southern Sugar Creek Township in western Shelby County. In 1837 he traded the north half of his property for a parcel in the northern part of the township. He sold it 11 months later. On 12 November 1839 he sold the south end of his first tract and moved to Daviess County, Indiana, where he, as well as, John Worth, and Seth Worth were counted in the 1840 census. But David German returned to Shelby County by 1842. During the 1840s and 50s his residence changed repeatedly between Hendricks and Sugar Creek Townships in Shelby County and Clark Township just to the west in Johnson County, Indiana. David German died in Johnson County of bronchitis and indigestion on 21 August 1867. His grave site is unknown and his estate being worth less than $300 passed directly to his widow without administration. Elizabeth (Worth) German died of consumption in her home near Boggstown in Shelby County on 27 November 1886; the funeral services were at the Methodist Church in Boggstown, and she was buried in an unmarked grave in the new Boggstown cemetery.

MARRIAGE: Randolph Co. marriage bonds, NCSA. Bondsman was William Jarman.

DEATH: Elizabeth A. German, Civil War Pension File (as mother of Charles E. German) MC192307-Indiana, National Archives.

Elizabeth A. Worth

THE SHELBY DEMOCRAT
Thursday December 2, 1886
Page 3 column 1
----------
Elizabeth German died Saturday at her home near Boggstown, of consumption, aged eighty-seven years. The remains were interred Sunday afternoon at Boggstown.
D. B. Wilson funeral director. Contributed by Barb Huff
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inshelby/obituaries/obit_german-jarman.htm

197. Emery J. German

MARRIAGE: Randolph Co. marriage bonds, NCSA. Bondsman was Levi Worth.

CHILDREN: 1830 federal census Knox Co., TN, p. 350; 1840 federal census
Madison Co., TN, p. 104; 1850 federal census Tippah Co., MS, p. 519;
1860 federal census Hardeman Co., TN, p. 269.

499. Anderson Harris

JACKSON COUNTY, TN - DEATH CERTIFICATES - 1926
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/jackson/vitals/dc1926.txt

Certificate Number: 29488
Deceased Name: Andrew German
Date of Birth: (Age: abt 96y)
Place of Birth: India
Date of Death: 13 Dec 1926
Father: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown
Mother: Unknown
Place of Birth: Unknown
Cemetery: Gainesboro Cemetery

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JACKSON COUNTY, TN - DEATH CERTIFICATES - 1931
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/jackson/vitals/dc1931.txt

Certificate Number: 8357
Deceased Name: Nancy Jane German
Date of Birth: (Age: 82y)
Place of Birth: Overton County
Date of Death: 5 Apr 1931
Father: Jim Sutton
Place of Birth: TN
Mother: Polly Gentry
Place of Birth: Overton County
Cemetery: Gainesboro Cemetery

202. Stephen Jarmon

Several years ago, John B. Cross, a great grandson of Stephen Jarmon
wrote,"...I find from old records and papers as follows,...Stephen
Jarman eldest son of Robt. Jarman was born near Wadesboro, N.C. on the
17th day of April 1792, and at the age of 20 years emigrated with his
father to Tenn. and was for a long time a resident of Humphreys County,
he was a young soldier under his father at New Orleans and helped that
little band of heros defend that city. He moved from Humphreys County
to West Tennesse, where he was the immediate neighbor and intimate
acquaintance of Gen. Ed Burleson of Texas. He was a contemporary and
acquaintance of General Jackson, Houston, Crockett and others of that
period, and belonged to that old style of men of that date. He was an
old backwoodman and spent the best portion of his life amid the hardy
and exciting scene of the frontier, during the late war his sympathies
and active assistance were givin with great liberality, to the south:
and his efforts to assist the confederate cause, remained a mater of
pride and satisfaction to him, upto the closing scenes of life. He
married Miss Eliza Scott with whom he lived for more than fifty years."
(John B. Cross, Whitesville, TN, two typed pages in the Jarman verticle
file at the Tennessee State Library.)
One may suspect Mr. Cross allowed some exageration into his telling of
Stephen Jarmon's life story. Nevertheless, unless otherwise noted, Mr.
Cross's account, harvested from "old records and papers" is the source
used here for information on Stephen Jarmon's descendants.

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HARDEMAN COUNTY, TN - CEMETERIES - KINNEY CEMETERY
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/tn/hardeman/cemeteries/kinney.txt?o_xid=0026656834&o_lid=0026656834&o_xt=26656834
KINNEY CEMETERY
October 12, 2000
Charlotte Holloway

Located off Hwy 100, turn onto 179 north. Go 4.1 miles to Mt. Carmel
Road turn right. Go 1.1 miles to Kinney Cemetery Lane turn right.
There were three separate settings of head stones. I have grouped
them together.

Jarmon, Jessie B. ?-1882
Jarmon, Joseph M. ?-1845 s/o Stephen & Elizabeth Jarmon
Jarmon, Mary B. ?-1837 d/o Stephen & Elizabeth Jarmon

______________________________________

Stephen L Jarmon
Birth: Nov. 1, 1833
Death: May. 6, 1907

Burial:
Fiskville Cemetery
Austin
Travis County
Texas, USA
Plot:

Record added: Jun 26 2001
By: Tammy Owen
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=jarmon&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=46&GSob=n&GRid=5574870&pt=Stephen%20L%20Jarmon&

Eliza Scott

Duncan research files ofMary Ann (Duncan) Dobsonthe Genealogy BugLast revised August 20, 2002

http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/nc/nclincol.htm
Lincoln Co. NC Deeds (index on FHL film 19,245; cross-index on FHL film 19,249)
38-550: (did not copy pg.549) Certification by clerk of Pike Co. MO that M.I. Noyes and John G. Camp, witnesses to foregoing power of attorney from James Lay and wife to David B. Carnes .... (FHL film 421,016)38-550/1: 1 Feb. 1841, James Lay of Hardeman Co. TN appoint friend David Parks of Mecklenburg Co. NC attorney to receive from Michael Reinhart & Benjamin Morris of Lincoln Co. NC, Exec. of William A. Scott late of said county & state now deceased, all such estate as may be devised by said Scott to the children of Nancy J. Carnes and to which I am entitled in right of my wife Rebecca A. Lay who is one of Nancy J. Carnes children alluded to in said Scotts will. Wit. David B. Carnes, Wm. Irwons?. (FHL film 421,016)38-552: 26 May 1840, Mary D. Duncan formerly Mary D. Scott sister and heir and legatee to William A. Scott deceased, now a resident of Red River <../tx/txredriv.htm> Republic of TX appoint David Parks of Mecklenburg Co. NC attorney to receive ... whatever may be due and owing me as heir and legatee of aforesaid William Scott deceased from the executors of said Scott decd. Mary D. Duncan appeared in Republic of TX, County of Red River, 26 May 1840. Rec. Lincoln Co., June 1841. (FHL film 421,016) (MAD: see Albert D. Duncan of Hardeman <../tn/tnhardem.htm> Co. TN)38-552/3: 11 Jan. 1841, Stephen Jarman and David B. Carnes of Hardeman Co. TN, appoint David Parks of Mecklenburg Co. NC, their attorney to receive from Michael Reinhart? and Benjamin Morsis of Lincoln Co. NC, executors of William A. Scott late of said county & State, now deceased, and ... such estate devised by said Scott to my wife Eliza H. Jarmon and to the children of Nancy J. Carnes deceased, namely Robert W.S., Eliza B. & Mary A. Carnes and to which Stephen Jarman is entitled to in right of said wife and David B. Carnes in right as guardian of the said Robert W.S., Eliza B. and Mary A. Carnes. Reg. Hardeman Co. TN 11 Jan. 1841; reg. Lincoln Co. NC June 1841. (FHL film 421,016)

509. Theadore Carnes Jarmon

Died while attending law school.

BIRTH-DEATH: "Monument erected by students of Cumberland University".

204. William Jarmon Major

DEATH: NATIONAL BANNER & NASHVILLE WHIG, Fri. 12 March 1830, "He left a
wife and infant child.", abstracted in OBITUARIES FROM EARLY TENNESSEE
NEWSPAPERS 1794-1851, by Lucas, and copied in letter from Alice Koonce,
Refugio, TX, 30 Jan. 1979.

Mary D. Scott

MARRIAGE-2: From abstracts of MARRIAGE RECORDS OF HARDEMAN COUNTY
TENNESSEE.
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Duncan research files ofMary Ann (Duncan) Dobsonthe Genealogy BugLast revised August 10, 2003
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~dobson/tn/tnroane.htm

Roane Co. TN Wills and Estate Settlements (FHL film 560,100)
Book C, 1838-1842 C-47: May 1839 probate, Will of A.D. Duncan of Texas, dated 16 March 1839, being now at Esq. Samuel Elkridge's in Roane Co. TN in feeble health: Wife Mary D. Duncan land she now lives on; Step-dau. Rosannah Jarman, 1/4 lands located by W.S. McClure, being 1/2 land I have interest in; Dau. Eliza Jane 1/2 land covered by B.C. Fowler's headwright; Infant of wife not born yet when I left home, the other 1/2 land; All my other lands when located and title perfected ...; Step-dau. Rosannah Jarmon I relinquish all claim I have to real estate in Perriville, West Tennessee, which belonged to estate of Wm. Jarman, decd.; If it meets with wife's approbation, Stephen Jarman Esq. act as her guardian; other terms; Exec. Mary D. Duncan, Joseph P. Fort M.D., and Wm. H. Moore; if wife Mary wants to come to TN from Texas she can sell property there; my two brothers-in-law Stephen Jarman and David B. Carns act as executor if wife moves to TN. (MAD: Albert G. Duncan mar. Mary D. Jarman, widow of Maj. William Jarman, Fri., 31 Aug. 1831, in Hardeman Co. TN; see Coffee Co. TN & Red River <../tx/txredriv.htm> & Cass <../tx/txcass.htm> Co. TX; Will also filed in Hardeman Co. TN Deed F-304/8)

208. Richard Bogan Jarmon Colonel

MARRIAGE: Published abstract of HARDEMAN COUNTY TENNESSEE MARRIAGES.

BIRTH-DEATH: The dates are taken from two typed pages "Copied from a
paper found in my mother's trunk, after her death. [Signed] Mary
Harrington Houston, October 1930." From the content it appears that Mrs.
Harrington's unidentified mother was a daughter of Richard Bogan Jarmon.

CHILDREN: Ibid. Age of some are from the 1850 Federal census of Fayette
Co., Texas.

Tabitha Harriet Kilpatrick

BIRTH-DEATH: The dates are taken from two typed pages "Copied from a
paper found in my mother's trunk, after her death. [Signed] Mary
Harrington Houston, October 1930." From the content it appears that Mrs.
Harrington's unidentified mother was a daughter of Richard Bogan Jarmon.

513. Ebenezar Bolivar Jarmon

DEATH: NATIONAL BANNER & NASHVILLE DAILY ADVERTISER, Wed.,22 May 1833,
abstracted in OBITUARIES FROM EARLY TENNESSEE NEWSPAPERS 1794-1851, by
Lucas, and copied in letter from Alice Koonce, Refugio, TX, 30 Jan.
1979.

210. Asa Jarmon

RESIDENCE: Asa Jarman was in Texas as early as April 1833. At a later
date, in Lamar County, he got into trouble with the law and, "was
charged along with 29 other 'prominent' men for keeping a Faro table.
Unlike the others, Jarman had another problem -- he was in love with a
married lady named Elizabeth Martin. They simply settled matters by
moving from Texas. By 1843, Jarman is living back in his old native
Hardeman County, Tennessee." [This information in letter dated 1 June
1996 from Betsy Mills . She cites: Skipper
Steely, FORTY SEVEN YEARS (Unpublished third proof copy to be published
- Paris, TX: Northeast Texas Historical Preservation Assoc., 1988), pp.
9, 402, 466. This book is located in the Lamar County Genealogical
Library, PJC Campus, in Paris, TX.]

SPOUSE: Betsey Mills adds these comments about Elizabeth Martin: "There
are three possibilities concerning Elizabeth Martin. See Steely
Collection, Martin-Bourland File. [In the archives at ETSU, Commerce,
TX] John Martin, 1773-1855, was married to an Elizabeth. Also see
Steely Collection, B. H. Martin File. He married Elizabeth Blythe King
of Sumner County, Tennessee. Martin was born in Albemarle County,
Virginia about 1799, and was a lawyer in Crawford County, Arkansas
before moving to Red River County probably in late 1841. See also Joyce
Martin Murray, Red River County, Texas Deed Abstracts I (Wolfe City,
1986), 54, 55, etc. and Berth Gable (ed.) Red River Collections (Dallas,
1976), 364. The third possible Elizabeth may have been a wife of
Matthew Martin, though lore says he never married.: Bowers, Red River
Dus, 112."

SPOUSE-CHILD: 1870 census, Harris Co., Texas, 3rd Ward, Houston, p. 576,
dwelling 418, family 429 (taken 14 July 1870.

DEATH: 30 March 1888 Dallas Morning News, p. 1
Houston, Tex., March 29 – All that was mortal of the late Asa Jarmon was laid to rest yesterday morning, Rev. Mr. Beckwith officiating. In the death and burial of Mr. Jarmon the State of Texas loses forever one of the most immortal heroes whose lives will forever live in the memory of the patriotic citizens of the Lone Star State. The United States flag above the postoffice was flying at half-mast during the day as a tribute of respect to the deceased.

213. Elizabeth Jarmon

MARRIAGE: Published abstract of HARDEMAN COUNTY TENNESSEE MARRIAGES.

217. Emery Jarman

RESIDENCE: 1840 Federal census, Chambers Co., Alabama, p. 212.

RESIDENCE: 1850 Federal census, Chambers Co., Alabama, p. 397.

DEED:RESEARCH NOTES ON PEARCE FAMILY
Compiled by Valerie J. Tice http://www.fwb.gulf.net/~perkins/perkinsfamily/pearce.htm

DB B:447
Fayette County, Georgia
Emory Jarmon to John Pierce
30 Oct 1826
Georgia
Fayette County

This indenture made the 30th day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and twenty six between Emory Jarmon of said County on the one part and John Pierce of the other
witnesseth that the said Emory Jarmon for and in consideration of the sum of three hundred dollars
to him in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have bargained sold and delivered
and by these presents do bargain sell and deliver with the said John Pierce all that tract or parcel of
land containing by estimation two hundred two and a half acres be the same more or less lying and
being in the county and State aforesaid known and distinguished in the plan of the Fourth District of
Formally Henry now Fayette County by the number forty with the said John Pierce. To have and
to hold the said bargained premises with the appurtenances thereof unto the said John Pierce his
heirs and afsigns forever in fee simple and I do hereby warrant and forever defend the same against
myself my heirs and afsigns and against every other person whom lawfully claiming or to claim the
same or any part. In witnefs whereof I have hereunto affixed my hand and seal the day and date
above written

Emory Jarmon
Sign sealed and delivered in the presence of
Wm. Morgan
G.R. David

Recorded February 5th 1831 John D. Stell Clerk