Descendants of Old Ann (nee unknown) Jarman

Notes

218. Henry W. Jarman

RESIDENCE: 1850 Federal census, Randolph Co., Alabama, p. 389.
_____________________

Subject:
Henry W German
Date:
Sun, 29 Dec 2002 20:03:20 EST
From:
Martha007803@cs.com
To:
german@jarman.net

John
I believe I have found Henry W. German born abt. 1811 in NC or Ga. in the 1860 census of Coosa Co., Al. He is listed as
H.W. Gurman. He is married to Rebecca and I believe she was a Peters since their is a W.W. Peters and a Lucy Peters living
in the household with them in 1870 Coosa Co. Al. I also believe this Rebecca was married to a McCoslin. H. W. Garma is
how he is listed in the 1870 Coosa Co. Census. They have the following children:

1. Andrew Jackson German born Nov. 1837 in Ga. died 3 May 1910 Jefferson Co. Al He md Lydia A. Coleman in Coosa Co.
on 22 Aug. 1865. Andrew also served in Co. B, 12th Alabama Infantry, Private. They had children John B, Ben F. and Lydia A.

2. Richard T. born abt. 1840 and died after 1910 if this is the correct one I found. He also served in Co. B., 12th Al. Inf. I
found a Rich German living in Boone Co, Kentucky in 1870 which states he was born in New York, in 1880 he was born in
Ga. Married to Sarah J. born in Kentucky and they have a Maude and in 1910 list a Robert L age 24.

3. My Sarah Jane German . She married Thomas Robertson 20 Sept. 1856 in Troup Co., Ga.

4. Ellen born abt. 1843

5. Robert L. ( I am assuming this is Reuben who was listed in 1850) In 1880 Coosa Co. he is living with wife Martha M.
Burton.

6. William Henry born July 1850 died after 1920 in Walker Co., Al. he married I believe Margarett Ezekial in Jefferson Co, Al.
on 19 Oct. 1874.

7. This child was listed as Nancy McOuslin age 10 in the 1860 census. I am assuming this daughter was of Rebecca's from a
previous marriage.

8. Mary born abt. 1853

9. James born Aug 1855 and was with a Malinda in Coosa Co., Al

10. Bethal born 1856

11. Elizabeth born 1857

12. Henry born 1858 md S.J. Brooks in Coosa Co., Al 26 Aug. 1880.

13. Samantha Jane born abt. 1860. Her and Henry are living in the household of Andrew J. German in the 1880 Coosa Co.,
census and he states they are his half brother and sister.

I believe Martha Barrow German must have died sometime after the birth of William Henry born in 1850. I have only found
these while playing on the computer. Stated putting in different spellings in Ancestry.Com but I do believe I have the correct
people. Maybe someone else is researching these and don't know who to connect them to? Martha Thrasher

232. Willis Jarman

MARRIAGE-DEATH: War of 1812 (North Carolina) pension file WC23979, Natl.
Archives.

CHILDREN: 1850 Federal census. Anson Co., NC, p. 343; 1860 Federal
census Anson Co., NC.

WILL: Anson Co., NC, wills, D;128 [From photcopy of recorded document
provided by Sandra K. Austin, 12 Septembe 1980]:
I Willis Jarman of the County of Anson and State of North Carolina
being of sound mind and memory but causioning the uncertainty of my
earthly existance execute this my last Will and Testament in manner and
form following that-is to say that my executor hereafter nmed shall
provide for my body a decent burial suitable to the wishes of my
relatives and friends and pay all funeral expenses together with my just
debts whatsoever and to whomsoever owing out of the moneys that first
comeinto his hands as a part or a parcel of my first estate; I devise
and give to my beloved wife Delilah Jarman all of my real and personal
property that is to say land household and kitchen' furniture, stock,
during the term of her natural life - after her death to be equally
divided between my three daughters viz Elixabeth Malissa and Narcessa
Jarman. I give and devise to my sons Calvin Jarman, Joseph P. Jarman,
and Willis H. Jarman and Nancy Bullard the sum of one Dollar each. I do
hereby constitute and appoint my trusty friend Thomas Gulledge my lawful
executor to execute this my last Will and Testament according to the
true intent and meaning of the same every part and clause thereof in
witness whereof the said Willis Jarman do here unto set my hand and seal
this the 13th day of August, 1875.
his
Willis x Jarman (seal)
mark
Signed, sealed and declared by the said Willis Jarman to be his
last Will and Testament - in the presence of us who at his request in
his presence and the presence of each other do suscribe our names as
witnesses thereto.
William D. Webb
Thomas Gulledge

Delia Teal

1882 Pensioner List of
Union and Anson Counties, NC
The wars included in this pension list are:
Mexican War, War of 1812, and Revolutionary War.
With additional genealogical notes ~ compiled by Julie Hampton Ganis

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/PensionerListUnionAnson1882.html

Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
DILIA JARMAN Wadesboro Widow 1812 $8.00 May 1879
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Dilia JARMAN was the widow of Willis JARMAN who was in the War of 1812. Widow was Dilia. He served under Capt. James M. TINDAL’S Company of NC Militia as a Private. From: Index to War of 1812 Pensioners, transcribed by Virgil D. White. Widow’s pension certificate #WC-23, 979. As per John L. German, a researcher of the German/Jarman family, he states that Willis’ widow was Dilia TEAL, his 2nd wife.
From: Muster Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, Detached from the Militia of North Carolina in 1812 & 1814, Raleigh, 1851: A William German (?) was listed on the muster roll of the Infantry and detached from the Militia of NC, in the 9th Company, detached from Anson Regiment, 4th Regiment detached from the 4th and 14th Brigades.

548. Joseph Pinkney Jarman

RESIDENCE: 1870; Joseph is living with brother John Jarman and family in
Carrol Co., Mississippi.

MILITARY: Found at http://www.civilwardata.com
Joseph P. Jarman
Residence Anson NC; 27 years old.
Enlisted on 5/10/62 at Anson County, NC as a Private.
On 5/10/62 he mustered into "A" Co. NC 4th Cavalry
(date and method of discharge not given) (date not stated)
He was listed as:
* POW 7/4/63 Monterey, PA (Retreat.Gettysburg,or S. Mountain 07/05)
* Confined 7/6/63 Fort McHenry, MD
* Transferred 7/9/63 Fort Delaware, DE
* Released 6/16/65 (place not stated)
* Oath of Allegiance 6/19/65 (place not stated)

552. William B. Jarman

MILITARY-DEATH: Found at http://www.civilwardata.com
W B. Jarman
Residence Anson County NC; 20 years old.
Enlisted on 5/22/61 at Anson County, NC as a Private.
On 5/22/61 he mustered into "A" Co. NC 23rd Infantry
He was Killed on 9/17/62 Sharpsburg, MD
_____
SOME NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS MENTIONING
PEOPLE AND PLACES OF
UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
ANSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
and also:
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
cabarrus county, NORTH CAROLINA
STANLY COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
(And other surrounding areas…)
1862-1869
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/newspapers1862-1869.html

Thursday, October 2, 1862 N.C. ARGUS (Wadesborough, Anson County, NC)
-Killed and wounded in the Anson Guard – Killed: David TILLMAN, Fred. BUCHANAN. Wounded: Col. Tyler BENNETT, Captain FREEMAN – wounded and missing; Lieut. A. THREADGILL, ditto; E. A. COVINGTON, ditto; Presley BENNETT, wounded; J. BILLINGSLEY; H. SANDERS; Dolph WADDILL; Jno. WADDILL; Simon EDWARDS; T. CRUMP; E. D. GADDY; J. HOOKER; Cab. LITTLE; Henry KENDALL; J. T. SMITH. Ellis Rifles – Killed: Lieut. CROWDER, Wm. WATKINS, Jno. RICHARDSON, James BIRMINGHAM, Wm. JARMAN son of Willis JARMAN… Ellis Rifles – wounded: J. CROWDER.

233. John W. Jarman

MARRIAGE-DEATH: John W. German pension no. WC22516, War of 1812 from
North Carolina, Natl. Archives.

CHILDREN: 1820 Federal census, Anson Co., p. 34; 1830 Federal census,
Anson Co., p. 51; 1850 Federal census, Anson Co., p. 223; and division
of land by heirs, Anson Co., deeds, vol 23, p. 236, microfilm NCSA.

Penelope "Penny" Fort

PARENTS-BIRTH: Application of Elizabeth, wife of Truner Fort, Pension
No. W7295, US Revolutionary War from NC, Natl. Archives.

________________
1882 Pensioner List of
Union and Anson Counties, NC
The wars included in this pension list are:
Mexican War, War of 1812, and Revolutionary War.
With additional genealogical notes ~ compiled by Julie Hampton Ganis

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/PensionerListUnionAnson1882.html

Name of Post-office Cause for Which Monthly Rate Date of Original
Pensioner Address Pensioned Allowance
PENNY GERMAN Morven Widow 1812 $8.00 Apr 1879
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Penny GERMAN was the widow of John GERMAN who was in the War of 1812. They married 2 Oct 1813 Anson Co, NC. He died 14 Apr 1870. Served under Capt. John BLUE’S NC Militia. Lived in Anson Co. From: Index to War of 1812 Pensioners, transcribed by Virgil D. White. Widow’s pension certificate # 22,516. As per John L. German, a researcher of the German/Jarman family, he states that this is John W. GERMAN that md. Penelope FORT.
From: Muster Rolls of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, Detached from the Militia of North Carolina in 1812 & 1814, Raleigh, 1851: John German was listed on the muster roll of the Infantry and detached from the Militia of NC, in 9th Company, detached from Anson Regiment, and the 4th Regiment detached from the 4th and 14th Brigades.

562. John H. Jarman

MILITARY-DEATH: Found at http://www.civilwardata.com
John H. Jarman
Residence Anson County NC; 29 years old.
Enlisted on 7/1/61 at Anson County, NC as a Private.
On 7/1/61 he mustered into "K" Co. NC 26th Infantry
He died of disease on 8/2/62 Petersburg, VA (Typhoid fever)
Promotions:
* Sergt 5/1/62

563. Mary A. Jarman

DEATH: Southern Christian Advocate, 19 November 1857, abstracted by
Brent Holcomb, Marriage and Death Notices from the Southern Christian
Advocate, vol. I, p. 484.

565. Charles H. Jarman

MILITARY: Found at http://www.civilwardata.com
Charles H. Jarman
Residence Anson County NC; 22 years old.
Enlisted on 7/1/61 at Anson County, NC as a Private.
On 7/1/61 he mustered into "K" Co. NC 26th Infantry
(date and method of discharge not given) (date not stated)
He was listed as:
* POW 4/2/65 Petersburg, VA
* Wounded 4/2/65 Petersburg, VA (Left thigh)
* Hospitalized 4/4/65 Fort Monroe, VA
* Confined 6/6/65 Newport News, VA
* Oath of Allegiance 6/30/65 Newport News, VA
* Released 6/30/65 Newport News, VA

Zilpha A. Gulledge

BURIAL: Deep Crrek Baptist Church Cemetery tombstone transcripts psoted
on Anson Co GenWeb page http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncanson/dpcreek.htm The
surname is spelled GERMAN.

234. Tresse Jarman

BIRTH-DEATH-BURRIAL: Tombstone rubbing sent by Wilford W. Horn, Sapulpa,
OK, 9 March 1979. According to the marker Tresse Jarman died 1862 which
conflicts with his estate probate record, but Wilford reports that his
grandfather H.J.P. Horne placed the markers on the graves many years
later.

GRANDFATHER: Deed from Tresse Jarman to Clement Gaddy, 28 November 1837,
"the following tract piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in
the County of Anson aforesaid on the waters of Jones Creek containing
100 acres being the lands left to the said Tressy Jarman by his Grand
father John Jarman deceased in his last will and testament," Anson Co.,
deeds, 13:208.

RESIDENCES: Tresse Garman is mentioned in the 1816 Anson Co., NC, will
of his grandfather, John Garman. On 26th November 1834, Tresse Jarman,
with James Chapple and Archibald Matthews (husband of Jenny Chapple),
all of Gwinnette Co., Georgia, gave power of attorney to Jesse Jarman to
secure for them their share of John Jarman's estate [Anson Co. deeds,
book Z, pp. 137-138]. Tresse Jarman is shown in the 1820 census of
Gwinnett Co., Ga. [p. 179], and in the 1840 census of Tallapoosa Co.,
Ala. [p. 164]; by 1850, he was in Clark Co., Ark.[p. 202].

CHILDREN: CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS: A GENEALOGICAL SOURCE BOOK VOL 2
compiled by Wright & Caffee p 83 - CLARK COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS:
JARMON, Tussy d. intestate ___ Oct 1861. William A. JARMON was
granted Letters of Administration 21 January 1862. Heirs: Mary JARMON,
widow; William A. JARMON; Elizabeth JARMON who m. William MAYNARD
(MANARD); heirs of Eliza JARMON, dec'd wife of Jesse JOHNSTON; Martha
JOHNSTON and William JOHNSTON; John MADDOX, son of Sarah JARMON who m.
Caleb MADDOX; Pernelia JARMON who m. James GUNTER; Mary JARMON dau.;
Thomas JARMON, son; Nancy JARMON, dau; Martha JARMON who m. H.I.P. Horn;
Avery JARMON of GA. [info sent by Jo Ann Curbo, Lorenzo, TX, 15 Oct
1996.]

SPOUSE: Will of Penelope Dabbs, Anson Co. wills, B:178 (transcript
provided by Bobbie Ledbetter on 19 April 1998):
State of North Carolina Anson County
Whereas WILLIAM DABBS my loving husband departed this life in the month
of August in the year of our Lord 1835 having made and declared his last
will and testament which has been ordered to probate according to law.
The provisions of which will now fully appear by referenct to the same.
And whereas he devised, and bequeathed to me PENELOPE his wife during
life or widowhood the whole of his estate both real and personal - And
at and after my death whatsoever of the same would remain on hand should
be sold both real and personal - and the proceeds to be equally divided
between four of his heirs such as I would name. And whereas I the said
PENELOPE being now far advanced in life and according to the course of
nature my time being drawing to a close - I think it prudent to make
choice of four of the next of kin of my deceased husband - and they are
indeed the very identical persons whom he signified in his lifetime he
desires to enjoy his property after my death - and being desirous to
carry his instructions into effect as near as I can I now name the
following persons to wit. AVERY JARMAN the grandson of JOSIAH DABBS -
PENELOPE DABBS the daughter of JOSIAH DABBS aforesaid and NANCY
BURMINGHAM the wife of JOHN BURMINGHAM and daughter of JOHN DABBS And
with a view and for the purpose of carring into effect the purposes and
expressed instructions of said last will and testament - I hereby
nominate and appoint my relative and Good friend NORFLEET D. BOGGAN
Executor to this my las will and testament fully as I am legally
authorized in a testamentary manner to do pursuant to the said last will
and testament of my deceased husband. Signed Sealed published and
declared in the presence of us this 29th day of Oct 1843
her
JNO A McRAE or McREE PENELOPE DABBS
MALCOM SHAW mark
January Term 1844 Thus the foregoing will was duly proven in open
court by the oaths of JNO McRAE & MALCOM SHAW the subscribing witnesses
thereto -and ordered to be recorded.
"Typed from Original photostat in the best knowledge I can:
ROBERT FRANK DABBS
Rt. 4, Box L12
Greensboro, N.C.
Feb. 20, 1969"
(Note by Bobbie Ledbetter in re Will of WILLIAM DABBS:
Will of WILLIAM DABBS, Anson County, North Carolina, B:58
Written 23 September 1832
Legatees - PENELOPE DABBS, his wife
Executors - PENELOPE DABBS (Wife) and JAMES ELDRIDGE
Witnesses - REUBEN PHILLIPS, DAVID GADDY
Will probated - October 1835 and attested to by REUBEN PHILLIPS
and DAVID GADDY
Clerk - A. D. BOGGAN

BURIAL: Jarman graves, Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=an&p=surnames.jarman&m=225
(posted 9 Mar 2003)
There is a tiny JARMAN family cemetery located off Hwy 8 (Pine Street) in Arkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas. This little cemetery in back in the woods on some privately owned land. There are six marked graves and the stones are in fairly good condition considering their age. They were recently discovered when the new owners of the land were clearing to build a home.I don't know anything about this family, nor am I related. I just wanted to share the information on the gravestones so these resting souls won't slip into obscurity. I hope this helps in the JARMAN family research.April-------------------------------------------------------------JARMAN FAMILY CEMETERYArkadelphia, Clark Co., Arkansas, USAOne mile west of Interstate 30 on Highway 8, on south side of the highway in the woods.Left to right:Joe JARMAN1831 - 1852"Sleep on sweet babe andtake thy restGod called thee homeHe thought it best"Thomas JARMANSept. 9, 1833July 25, 1917(unreadable verse inscription on base)(double marker, column style)Tressie JARMAN1793 - 1862Mary JARMAN1797 - 1870Wm H. JARMAN1816 - 1890Nancy JARMAN1835 - 1908

Mary Dabbs

BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Tombstone rubbing by Wilford Horne.

235. Jesse Jerman

BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Tombstone inscription in the Carolina Genealogical
Society Bulletin, vol. XXIII #1 (summer 1986). This source reports Jesse
Jerman's birth date was 25 Nov 1792, however, other evidence supports a
later birth for him. Census records (see below) consistantly report him
younger than his tombstone would indicate, and his absense from the 1815
Anson County tax list could suggest he was not old enough yet to owe a
poll tax.

PARENTS: Jesse Jarman is mentioned in the 1816 will of John Jarman in
the same context as the children of John's deceased daughter Ester
Chappel. Also mentioned is a grandson Tresse Jarman who received a
bequest of land. Given the above evidence that Jesse is younger than
Tresse, it becomes understandable that it was Tresse who received the
land that John would have otherwise left a deceased son who would be the
father of Tresse and Jesse Jarman. The existance of a deceased son is
found in the 1790 census and in the language of John's will when he
refers to his wife and 6 children, but only names 5. Of further interest
is Jesse and Tresse both named daughters "Permilia" - a name not found in
other branches of the Jarman family.

SPOUSE: Recorded on death certificate of son Emery German, from
certified copy of certificate 12715-43, North Carolina State Board of
Health, Raleigh, NC.

CHILDREN: 1850 Federal census, Union Co., NC, p. 58, dwelling 848; 1860
Federal census, Union Co., NC, p. 380, dwelling 520, family 506; and two
marriage notices from Camden, SC, newspapers abstracted by Brent H.
Holcomb in MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES FROM CAMDEN, S.C. NEWSPAPERS 1816-
1865, pp. 102, 104:
20 Sept. 1848 - "In Union Co., N.C. on the 27th ult., by Aaron
Stengal, Esq., Mr. John Nash to Miss Abby Jarman, daughter of Jesse
Jarman, Esq."
2 May 1849 - "In Union Co., N.C. on the 19th ult., by Joshua Sikes,
Esq., Mr. Wiley Bennett to Miss Matilda, daughter of Jesse Jarman, Esq."

CHILDREN: Info sent by a Sinclair family researcher, Karen Matheson:
> Subject:
> Re: Sinclair
> Date:
> Mon, 19 Jan 1998 15:30:51 -0700
> From:
> Matheson
> To:
> german@jarman.net
>
>Dear John,
>Let me do a little more searching on this one. The names Abby
>German and Lucinda German, children of Mary Sinclair and Jesse Jerman,
>lead me to believe that Mary Sinclair MAY have been the daughter James
>Sinclair and Abi/Aby. James and Abi had many daughters (of whom
>Lucinda was one), but I do not currently have a Mary listed. However,
>there is an interesting gap in the family about the year 1801!?!
>
>A descendant gave family information to the Genealogical Society in
>Utah in 1915--you may be interested in what he (Samuel T. Sinclair)
>said:
>
>Permilla German, born 9 Oct 1821 in Deep Creek, Anson, NC died 1893
>"cousin" THIS IS PROBABLY YOUR MISSING FEMALE CHILD
>
>"Easter" German, born 30 June 1829 in Deep Creek, Anson, NC "cousin"
>NOTICE THE SIMILARITIES IN BIRTHDATES? 30 Jun/Jan 1829
>
>Matilda German, born 1 May 1824 in Deep Creek, Anson, NC died abt 1862
>"cousin" THIS WILL GIVE YOU MATILDA'S BIRTHDATE
>
>"Polly" H. German, born 12 June 1833 in Deep Creek, Anson, NC, died abt
>1873 "cousin" POLLY IS NICKNAME FOR MARY, ISN'T IT? ALSO BIRTHDATE OF
>1833 SAME AS YOURS
>
>Samuel T. Sinclair also gave these two other Germans with whom I am not
>familiar:
> Mary German, born 1856 in Peachland, Anson, NC died 1911 "cousin"
>Addie C. German, born 17 Sep 1878 in Deep Creek, Anson, NC died 1908
>"cousin"
>
>Samuel T. did not give names of any family members who were still
>living in 1915. I will check further and see if I can find any of the
>males in the family.
>
>Hope this helps! I'll contact you again.
>
>Karen J Matheson
>>
>>Subject:
>> Re: Mary Sinclair
>>Date:
>> Wed, 11 Feb 1998 14:08:28 -0700
>>From:
>> "Matheson"
>> To:
>>
>>
>>John:
>>
>>I got this information from microfilms in the LDS Family History
>>Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Samuel T. Sinclair's information is
>>also on a computer database that the LDS church maintains, called the
>>IGI (Internat'l Genealogical Index). I can send you a copy from the
>>microfilm. It's just basically names of Sam T's relatives with their
>>birth and death dates if he knew them, as well as his relationship to
>>them. I have noticed that many of these dates are approximates.
>>
>>I do not know where Mary Sinclair Jarman is buried.
>>
>>Mary's father, James Sinclair, left a will in Anson County. However,
>>he just mentions that he has six daughters! Mary is the oldest
>>daughter, and the 2nd child in this family. If you are interested in
>>knowing more about the Sinclair family, I have Family Group Sheets
>>that I can give you. Mary's mother, Aby/Abi, died in 1856 in Anson
>>County. She didn't leave a will, but there are estate records that
>>pinpoint her death date.
>>
>>The following censuses were also helpful:
>>
>>1850 Union, NC (p 58) Jesse Jarman 54 farmer NC, Mary 49, Stephen 19
>>farmer, Mary Jr. 17, Emery 16, Dortha 13, Lucinda 10, John 8 [taken 1
>>Oct]
>>
>>1860 Richardson's Creek, Union, NC (p 760) Jesse Jarmon 64 farmer
>>$0/206 NC, Mary 58 weaver, Mary H 26 spinster, Derotha 23 spinster,
>>Lucinda 20 domestic, John D 18 farm labr, James R Bennett 10 [taken 25
>>Sept]
>>
>>1860 Richardson's Creek, Union, NC (p 759) Wm B Treadaway 32 farmer
>>$1200/1666 NC, Ester 30 seamstress, Eliza E 9, Martha A 7, Mary E 5,
>>Emory W 3, Alice S 1 [24 Sept]
>>
>>1860 Richardson's Creek, Union, NC (p 759) Stephen H Garman 28 farmer
>>NC, Rebecca 28 domestic, Canody (Kennedy) 3, John H 1/12 mos. [24
>>Sept]
>>
>>1860 Richardson's Creek, Union, NC (p 758) Wyllie Bennett 33 farm
>>labr $0/71 NC, Aley/Aby 40 weaver, Elizabeth 9, William 7, Rosey E
>>4/12 mos.
>>
>>1870 New Salem, Union, NC (p 612) James Jarman (Jesse) 74 farmer NC,
>>Mary 37 (daughter), Lucinda 31 [28 June]
>>
>>*Living next to him is Douglas A. Sinclair age 55, who is Mary's
>>brother. Douglas A. lives next to them in several of the censuses.
>>
>>1870 New Salem, Union, NC (p 612) Wm Treadaway 43 farmer $3000/500
>>NC, Esther 41, Emory 13, Alice S 10, Henrietta 7, Hampton 6, Lucinda
>>4, Beedy 2, James Bennett 20, Cass Treadaway 16, Kennedy Jarman 13,
>>and Rebecca Jarman 30 [28 June] **the last four are working on the
>>farm**
>>
>>1870 Lanesboro, Anson, NC (p 361) Emery Jarman 35 farmer $200/100,
>>Elizabeth 30, James 10, Mary E 4, John 1 [25 Aug]
>>
>>*Living next to them are Jefferson Caudle 61 farmer $800/300,
>>Margaret 64, Caroline 19, Ann 15 (Elizabeth's parents?)

Mary Sinclair

BIRTH-DEATH-PARENTS: Information provided by Karen Matheson:
>Subject:
> Mary Sinclair
> Date:
> Tue, 10 Feb 1998 15:24:40 -0700
> From:
> "Karen Matheson"
> To:
>
>
>John:
>
>Yes, Mary was the daughter of James and Aby Sinclair. She was born 1801
>and died in 1863.

580. Permilla Jarman

MARRIAGE - UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGES - 1845, transcribed by Julie Ganis,
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/mgs1845.html

585. Mary H. German

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jpatterson&id=I12768:
Contact: Jan Patterson

Name: Mary H. JARMON
Sex: F
Birth: 21 JAN 1833 in North Carolina
Death: 24 NOV 1917 in Union Co., North Carolina 1
Burial: NOV 1917 Unionville, Union County, North Carolina in the Presson Cemetery
Event: Source #2 Also found in the Helms & Allied Families database descendants chart
Event: Fact See notes page
Note: Presson Cemetery is located in Unionville, Union County, North Carolina off Morgan Mill Road on the Presson
Estates. Mary is buried by her husband, Willis Medlin.

Marriage 1 Willis MEDLIN b: 15 MAR 1833 in North Carolina

Sources:

1.headstone in Presson Cemetery, Unionville, NC

Willis Medlin

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jpatterson&id=I12766
Contact: Jan Patterson

Name: Willis MEDLIN
Sex: M
Birth: 15 MAR 1833 in North Carolina
Death: 10 FEB 1903 in Union Co., North Carolina 1
Burial: FEB 1903 Unionville, Union County, North Carolina in the Presson Cemetery
Event: Source #2 Also found in the Helms & Allied Families database descendants chart
Event: Fact See notes page
Note: Presson Cemetery is located in Unionville, Union County, North Carolina off Morgan Mill Road on the Presson
Estates. Willis is buried by both his wives, Mary and Edith.

Father: William D. MEDLIN b: 1805
Mother: Phoebe HELMS b: ABT. 1810

Marriage 1 Edith A. GRIFFIN b: 10 DEC 1839 in North Carolina

Marriage 2 Mary H. JARMON b: 21 JAN 1833 in North Carolina

Sources:

1.headstone in Presson Cemetery, Unionville, NC

587. Doritia Jerotha German

MARRIAGE - UNION COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA MARRIAGES - 1863, transcribed by Julie Ganis,
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jganis/unionco/mgs1863.html

589. John D. German

MILITARY-DEATH: Found at http://www.civilwardata.com
John D. German
Residence Union County NC; a 20 year old Farmer.
Enlisted on 9/16/61 at Union County, NC as a Private.
On 11/20/61 he mustered into "D" Co. NC 37th Infantry
(date and method of discharge not given) (date not stated)
He was listed as:
* Missing 7/3/63 Gettysburg, PA (No further record)

236. Robert Barland German

1850 census of Jefferson Co., Miss. (page 377)
Robt. D. German 40 Miss. [should be "B" not "D"]
Caroline 35 "
Elizabeth 11 "
Mary A. 9 "
Margaret 6 "
Asa W. 3 "

1860 census Jefferson Co., MS, Union Church, p. 636, hse. 421, fam. 401.
Robert B. German 51 MS farmer [owned land]
Frances A. " 43 "
Mary A. " 19 "
Margaret " 15 "
Asa " 13 "
Robert " 9 "
David " 5 "
Joseph " 1 "

1870 census Claiborne Co., MS, Brandy Wine Dist., p. 555, hse.337, fam. 337:
Barland, Ch. H. 60 MS farmer [owned land]
" Mitta 22 "
Jerman, Asa 22 "
" Matha 24 "

1870 census Claiborne Co., MS, Brandy Wine Dist., p. 556, hse.338, fam. 338:
Jerman, Robt. 61 MS
" Caroline 45 " [married within year]
" Robt. Jr 17 "
" David 15 "
" Joseph 12 "
Loopp, Alex 40 "
" Mary A. 30 "

1880 census 1st Ward, Richland, Louisiana, p. 94d [online LDS transcript]:
Asa W. GERMAN Self M Male W 32 MS Farmer --- ---
Sarah J. GERMAN Wife M Female W 20 LA Keeping House --- ---
William R. GERMAN Son S Male W 10 LA --- ---
Ernest M. GERMAN Son S Male W 7 LA --- ---
Caroline GERMAN Mother W Female W 61 MS --- ---
Joseph C. GERMAN Brother S Male W 21 MS Farm Laborer --- ---

1880 census E.D. 34, Franklin, Louisiana, p. 193d [online LDS transcript]:
R. T. GERMAN Self M Male W 28 MS Farmer MS MS
Carsil GERMAN Wife M Female W 30 MS Keeping House MS MS
Levola GERMAN Dau S Female W 2 MS MS MS
Allen EDDINS SSon S Male W 9 LA --- ---
David GERMAN Brother S Male W 25 LA Farmer --- ---

1880 census Beat 1, Jefferson, Mississippi, p. 161b [online LDS transcript]:
John A. NEVILS Self M Male W 45 MS Farmer MS TN
Elizabeth NEVILS Wife M Female W 41 MS House Keeper MS MS
Mary NEVILS Dau S Female W 20 MS Farm Laborer MS MS
Lee NEVILS Son S Male W 17 MS Farm Laborer MS MS
Matilda NEVILS Dau S Female W 13 MS Farm Laborer MS MS
Ida NEVILS Dau S Female W 10 MS MS MS
Jackson NEVILS Son S Male W 6 MS MS MS
Elmo NEVILS Son S Male W 3 MS MS MS

1880 census E.D. 34, Franklin, Louisiana, p. 196b [online LDS transcript]:
Alexander LANPO Self M Male W 48 SC Farmer SC SC
Maray LANPO Wife M Female W 34 MS Keeping House MS MS

237. William German

Bible: German Bible Records, Rapides, Vernon & Sabine Parishes
Submitted by: Jane McManus mcmanus@linknet.net
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/sabine/bible/german.txt

GERMAN BIBLE RECORDS
(Rapides/Vernon/Sabine Parishes)

William German was an early settler of Rapides Parish in the area that later became Vernon Parish. He was buried in a pasture off LA Hwy. 111 and Old River Road near the Vernon/Sabine Parish line. At one time Hadden's Ferry was located here, and the area was quite prosperous. The tombstone inscription for this single burial was recorded in the 1970's, and published in the Louisiana Genealogical Society Register some years later. Now after years of neglect and abandonment, it was impossible to locate the burial site even after a repeated search of the area with a guide (1997). Although location of the original Bible is unknown, a copy of those records are in Folder 25-79, Jack Hadnot Microfilm, Vernon Parish Library, Leesville LA. Entries are transcribed exactly as entered in the Bible and submitted by Jane P. McManus.

"The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments: Translated out of the Original Tongues;
the text corrected according to the Standard of the American Bible Society Springfield, Mass.:
Published by G. & C. Merriam 1846."

Wm. German was born on the 18th day of June in the year of our Lord 1814
Louisa C. Wright was born on the 5th day of July in the year of our Lord 1815

Marriages.
Wm. German and Louisa C. Wright were married on the 7th day of March 1838

Births.
Virginia Elizabeth German was born on the 5th day of December on Wednesday about noon in
the year of our Lord 1838.
Wm. Absolom German was born on the 25th day of June on Thursday about 1 o'clock P.M. in the
year of our Lord 1840.
Amanda Margaret German was born on the 28th of October on Friday about 2 o'clock P.M. in the
year of our Lord 1842.
Our fourth child was born on the 28th day of March on Friday evening about 10 o'clock in the year
of our Lord 1845.
Mary Anne Louisa German was born on the 22 of July on Wednesday evening at early candle
light in the year of our Lord 1846.
Robert Lafayette German was born on the 10th day of February on Saturday about 9 o'clock A.M.
in the year of our Lord 1849.
Laura Josephine German was born on the 9th day of April about 8 o'clock A.M. on Friday in the
year of our Lord 1852.
Warren Alfred German was born on the 9th day of June on Saturday about 3 o'clock P.M. in the
year of our Lord 1855.
Wayne Theodore German was born on the 29th day of November 1857 on Sunday, about 2
o'clock in the evening.

Deaths.
Wm. Absolom German departed this life on the 19th day of October in the year of our Lord 1842
being 2 years 3 months 24 days old.
Our fourth child departed this life on the 8th day of April in the year of our Lord 1845 being
eleven days & eight hours old.
Robert Lafayette German departed this life on the 10th of June 1856 Before day in the morning of
congestion of the brain, aged 7 years & 4 months.
William Alfred German departed this life on the 1st day of May 1861 - being 5 years 10 months
and 21 days old.
William German departed this life on the 18th day of May in the year of our Lord 1861 being 46
years & 11 months old.

***************************************************

1840 census Natchitoches Parish, LA, p. 10:
William Jarman 10001-10001-no slaves

1850 census Sabine Parish, LA, p. 134, hse 467, fam 469:
William German 36 MS
Louisa 35 LA
Virginia 11 MS
Amanda 7 LA
Mariann 4 "
Robt 1 "

1860 census Sabine Parish, LA, p. 324, hse 508, fam 508:
William German 46 MS
Louisa 45 LA
Amanda 18 "
Mary A L 12 "
Laura J 7 "
Warren A 5 "
Wayne T 2 "

What strikes me about the above records is the consistency of William's
birthplace. And its also curious that Virginia was born in MS - where
did William marry Louisa? The marriage was presumably near her parents
home so did the Wrights move to Mississippi briefly or did William marry
her in Louisiana and briefly take her back home to MS?????

Louisa C. Wright

http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/la+index+55799521101545+F
Holly Grove - Vernon Parish, Submitted by Jane P. McManus

German, Louisa C. - 5 Jul 1815 / 7 Feb 1889

John Jarman

BIRTH: 1860 census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, p. 359.

CHILDREN: 1860 census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, p. 359.

264. Mary "Polly" Jarman

CHILDREN: The names and approximated births of the children of Polly
Jarman Culbertson are from the 1850 Federal census of Gasconade Co.,
Missouri, Burboise Twp, hse. 54, family 54, p. 190.

265. John Jarman

BIRTH: 1860 census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, p. 359.

CHILDREN: 1860 census, Shelby Co., Tennessee, p. 359.

268. Amos Jarman

DEATH: From the newspaper, TENNESSEE BAPTIST, 31 Jan. 1857; abstracted
by Russel Pierce Baker in OBITUARIES AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM THE
TENNESSEE BAPTIST: 1844-1862 (Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press,
1979).

SPOUSE-CHILDREN-GRANDCHILDREN: From a five page typed chart prepared by
Edna (Jarman) Cranor about 1954. Photo copy provided by Jarman Word,
Birmingham, Alabama, 1 July 1980.

CHILDREN-OF-FIRST-WIFE:
1850 census Rutherford Co., TN, p. 541, hse. 313 (per Sistler's index):
Amos Jarman 45 all born TN
Mary E. 29
Wm. P. 18
Mary E. 16
James H. 7
Lafayette B. 5
Margaret C. 4
John M. 1

269. Shadrack "Shade" Jarman

Information on Shadrack Jarmon is from THE JARMAN FAMILY, an undated
genealogy of five typed pages by Robert Powell Carver, Cookville,
Tennessee (preserved in Jarman verticle file at Tennessee State
Library). Mr. Carver's stated source was Mrs. Mattie Carver Hibbet,
daughter of Susan Elizabeth Jarmon and grandaughter of Shadrack Jarmon.

SHADRACH JARMON born Dec. 26, 18O6; died Oct. 16, 1873; md Margaret H. Hardy 1833; Sophia V.
Alford, niece of late Rev. B. M. Drake. [GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS FROM REPORTED DEATHS,
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1861; 1872-1873
By Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith
Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 1997, p. 96. http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/smith/nca4-07.htm

Sophia Alford

SOPHIE V. FERRELL born Wilson Co., Tenn., May 31, 1828; daughter of Wiley and Sophie Alford; niece of Dr. Benjamin M. Duke; married (1) Colonel Shadrack Jarmon; (2) William Jennings; (3) Rev. B. F. Ferrell; died Sumner County, Tennessee, June 25, 1895. [GENEALOGICAL ABSTRACTS FROM REPORTED DEATHS,
THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1894-1896
By Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith
Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 2002. p.47 http://www.tngenweb.org/madison/smith/nca94-5.htm