Genealogie Wylie » Sutton Hardy (± 1766-1853)

Persönliche Daten Sutton Hardy 

• Er wurde geboren rund 1766 in Dobbs, North Carolina.Quelle 1
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• Er ist verstorben am 15. April 1853 in Mississippi.
• Ein Kind von Lemuel "Lamb" Hardy und Mary [Molly) Elizabeth Sutton
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 18. September 2004.

Familie von Sutton Hardy

(2) Er ist verheiratet mit Martha Taylor.

Sie haben geheiratet rund 1786.

Kind(er):

1. Unity Francis Hardy  1796-1864
2. Joshua Taylor Hardy  1807-1871 
3. Mary Hardy  ± 1810-????
4. Robert Hardy  1814-1885
5. William Thomas Hardy  1820-1899
6. Martha T. Hardy  ± 1828-????

Notizen bei Sutton Hardy

Source: Greg Lasley, Austin, Texas at http://www.greglasley.net/hardydesc.html
Sutton HARDY. Born ca 1766 in Dobbs (now Greene) Co., NC. Sutton died in Mississippi on 15 Apr 1853; he was 87.
The below is from "History of Clay County, Mississippi" published in 1988 by the Curtis Media Corporation. The article on Sutton Hardy was written by Jack Elliott, Jr., my cousin, and 4G grandson of Sutton Hardy.

Page 474: Sutton Hardy was born about 1772 in Dobbs (now Greene) County, North Carolina, the son of Lemuel Hardy (born May 20, 1730 in Bertie County, North Carolina and died on February 8, 1797 in Dobbs County) and his wife Mary Sutton Hardy. Sutton married Martha Taylor (born 1784 in N.C. and died October 10, 1856 in Mississippi) and their children who were all born in North Carolina included: (1) Joshua Taylor born Dublin Co., N.C. on March 22, 1807 and died July 19, 1871; (2) Mary born about 1810; (3) Robert D. born June 5, 1814 and died August 13, 1885; (4) William T. Hardy born March 29, 1820 and died May 17, 1899; and (5) Martha T. Hardy born about 1828.
The Sutton Hardy family moved to Mississippi probably in 1837, judging from the fact that this date was given for the arrival of Joshua and William T. in Mississippi by an historical sketch of the Siloam Baptist Church. Joshua first settled on Town Creek "near old Colbert," probably what is now eastern Clay County. However, by 1840 Joshua is listed, as was his father Sutton, in the census as living in Oktibbeha County, probably near Siloam (now Clay County). The older Hardy children were probably still living in Sutton's house at the time.
The 1850 census lists Sutton and his sons Joshua and William T. as being farmers. Deed records, land rolls, and slave censuses indicate that Sutton and Joshua were landowners and had a few slaves. Joshua also engaged in carpentry. Both Joshua and William T. joined the Siloam Baptist Church in the 1850s and became deacons. Both also belonged to the Masonic Lodge at Palo Alto, William T. during the 1850s and Joshua during the late 1860s. Joshua was also a trustee of the Siloam Academy. By the 1850 census, Sutton had moved across the county line into Chickasaw County where he was apparently living on a half section of land that he owned northeast of palo Alto. He died on April 15, 1853. It is not known where he and his wife are buried.
Sutton married Martha TAYLOR. Born ca 1784 in North Carolina. Martha died in Mississippi on 10 Oct 1856; she was 72.
They had the following children:
2 i. Joshua Taylor (1807-1871)
3 ii. Mary (1810-)
4 iii. Robert D. (1814-1885)
5 iv. William Thomas (1820-1899)
6 v. Martha T. (ca1828-)
7 vi. Unity (-1864)

Hardy Family" by David Hardee of Raleigh, NC P. 31 states that Sutton moved to Mississippi.

Source: Greg Lasley, Austin, Texas at http://www.greglasley.net/hardydesc.html
Sutton HARDY. Born ca 1766 in Dobbs (now Greene) Co., NC. Sutton died in Mississippi on 15 Apr 1853; he was 87.
The below is from "History of Clay County, Mississippi" published in 1988 by the Curtis Media Corporation. The article on Sutton Hardy was written by Jack Elliott, Jr., my cousin, and 4G grandson of Sutton Hardy.

Page 474: Sutton Hardy was born about 1772 in Dobbs (now Greene) County, North Carolina, the son of Lemuel Hardy (born May 20, 1730 in Bertie County, North Carolina and died on February 8, 1797 in Dobbs County) and his wife Mary Sutton Hardy. Sutton married Martha Taylor (born 1784 in N.C. and died October 10, 1856 in Mississippi) and their children who were all born in North Carolina included: (1) Joshua Taylor born Dublin Co., N.C. on March 22, 1807 and died July 19, 1871; (2) Mary born about 1810; (3) Robert D. born June 5, 1814 and died August 13, 1885; (4) William T. Hardy born March 29, 1820 and died May 17, 1899; and (5) Martha T. Hardy born about 1828.
The Sutton Hardy family moved to Mississippi probably in 1837, judging from the fact that this date was given for the arrival of Joshua and William T. in Mississippi by an historical sketch of the Siloam Baptist Church. Joshua first settled on Town Creek "near old Colbert," probably what is now eastern Clay County. However, by 1840 Joshua is listed, as was his father Sutton, in the census as living in Oktibbeha County, probably near Siloam (now Clay County). The older Hardy children were probably still living in Sutton's house at the time.
The 1850 census lists Sutton and his sons Joshua and William T. as being farmers. Deed records, land rolls, and slave censuses indicate that Sutton and Joshua were landowners and had a few slaves. Joshua also engaged in carpentry. Both Joshua and William T. joined the Siloam Baptist Church in the 1850s and became deacons. Both also belonged to the Masonic Lodge at Palo Alto, William T. during the 1850s and Joshua during the late 1860s. Joshua was also a trustee of the Siloam Academy. By the 1850 census, Sutton had moved across the county line into Chickasaw County where he was apparently living on a half section of land that he owned northeast of palo Alto. He died on April 15, 1853. It is not known where he and his wife are buried.
Sutton married Martha TAYLOR. Born ca 1784 in North Carolina. Martha died in Mississippi on 10 Oct 1856; she was 72.
They had the following children:
2 i. Joshua Taylor (1807-1871)
3 ii. Mary (1810-)
4 iii. Robert D. (1814-1885)
5 iv. William Thomas (1820-1899)
6 v. Martha T. (ca1828-)
7 vi. Unity (-1864)

Hardy Family" by David Hardee of Raleigh, NC P. 31 states that Sutton moved to Mississippi.

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