Genealogy Kittrell » Stanley Kittrell [K 5] (1811-1859)

Persönliche Daten Stanley Kittrell [K 5] 

• Er wurde geboren am 9. Mai 1811 in Pitt County, North Carolina acc.
• Er ist verstorben am 6. Dezember 1859 in Pitt County, North Carolina acc, er war 48 Jahre alt.
• Ein Kind von John Kittrell und Sarah Bell or Loving or ...
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 20. Juni 2011.

Familie von Stanley Kittrell [K 5]

(1) Er hat eine Beziehung mit Martha Winifred Jenkins.

Kind(er):

1. Grizzy Ann Catherine Kittrell  ± 1845-???? 
2. John (Jonathan) Harrell Kittrell  1848-1932 
3. Matthew Laurence Kittrell  1852-1931 

(2) Er hat eine Beziehung mit Martha Ann Carr.

Kind(er):

1. Martha Stanley Winifred Kittrell  1858-1929 

Notizen bei Stanley Kittrell [K 5]

*is this the Stan(d)ley, son of John and Sarah Kittrell mentioned by Jonathan B. Butcher in recent 14 May 2005 post at site.

For now this man has been placed as such.

1850
Series: M432 Roll: 641 Page: 33
Handwritten 65 so this is 33A
570 Kiteral Stanley Sr. 39 NC Farmer 1466
Stanley, Jr. 20 NC Laborer

1859
...M 25 Oct Typhoid FeverKittrell, Falicia F 28 Sep DropsyKittrell, Margaret F 6 Mar MeningitisKittrell, Stanley M 53 Farmer Dec Gastritis...M 51 Farmer Feb Austis?
[Extract of 1860 Mortality Schedule for Pitt County, North Carolina from PCGQ 11 1998]

[From Kittrell1.FTW]
Descendants of John Catheral

73. STANLEY16 KITTRELL (JOHN15, JETHRO14, JOHN13, JONATHAN KITTRELL12 SR, DUTTON11 CATHERAL, JOHN10, JOHN9 CATHERALL IV, JOHN8, HUGH7, RALPH6, JOHN5, DAVID4 CATHERAL, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1)95 was born May 09, 1811 in Pitt County, North Carolina95, and died December 06, 1859 in Pitt County, North Carolina95.

Notes for STANLEY KITTRELL:
[KITTRELL1.FTW]

STANLEY KITTRELL's death date given as December 8, 1859 in Ella May notes. I had found date of death as Decmeber 6, 1859 in Jonathan Harrell
Kittrell papers. Could very easily mis-read 6 & 8.

DIVISION OF STANLEY KITTRELL LAND
Pitt County Volume 1 Page 126 December 20, 1867 February Court 1868
State of North Carolina Pitt County...To the Worshipful, the Justices of the court of Pleas and quarter Sessions of said County February Term 1868. We the undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of said County after first being duly sworn proceeded on the 20th day of December 1867 to divide and make partition between and among Grizzy A. C. Kittrell, John H. Kittrell, Matthew L. Kittrell and Martha S. W. Kittrell tenants in common of the lands descended to them as children and heirs at law of Stanly Kittrell deceased whereupon we have made and do hereby make the following appropriateions among the respective claimants in severalty; that is to say:
Lot no. 1 is assigned and appropriated to Martha S. W. Kittrell in severalty bounded as follows, to wit; Begining at a stake in a small branch near a ditch and runs thence south 821/2 degrees west 390 poles to a hickory on the bank of Contentnea Creek, thence up the various courses of said creek to Elias J. Blount's corner, thence with his line north 821/2 degrees east 420 poles to a pine stump by the fence said Blount's corner, thence north 25 degrees east 101 poles to Joab Smith's corner, thence with his line south 89 degrees east 95 poles to a stake R. A. Worthington's corner, thence with his line and Johnson's line south 11 degrees west 95 poles to a stake near a small pine and gum thence south 75 1/2 degrees west 145 poles to the begining containing by estimate 143 acres valued at three Hundred and S\seventy five dollars ($375.).
Lot no. 2 is assigned and appropriated to Matthew L. Kittrell in severalty bounded as follows to wit; Begining at a stake centered by some small pines in a small branch near a ditch and runs south 82 1/2 west about 407poles to a cypress on the bank of the creek, then up the creek to the corner of Lot no 1, thence with line of Lot no. 1 to a stake in Johnson's line the last corner of Lot no. 1, then south 11 degrees west 115 poles to a stake centered by three small pines in Johnson's line, thence north 74 degrees west 145 polesto the begining containing by estimation 122 acres valued at Five hundred and Fifty dollars.
Lot no. 3 is assigned and appropriated to John H. Kittrell in severalty bounded as follows to wit: Begining at a stake in the field near the fence and runs south 82 degrees west about 450 poles to a horn beam on the bank of the creek, thence up the creek to a cypris the second corner of Lot no. 2 thence with the line of Lot no. 2 to a stake centered bvy three small pines in Johnson's line the last corner of Lot no. 2 then with Johnson's line south 11 degrees west 112 poles to Johnson's corner in Sanday Run, thence down said Run about 8 poles to a black gum thence north 38 degrees west 180 poles to the begining containing by estimation 143 acres valued at four hundred and seventy five dollar ($475.).
Lot no. 4 is assigned and appropriated to Grizzy A. C. Kittrell in severalty bounded as follows to wit: Begining at a stake in the field the first corner of Lot no. 3 and runs with the line of Lot no. 3 to a horn beam on the bank of the creek, thence down the creek to a chinquepin H. M. Rountree deed corner, thence with his line north 63 degrees east 147 1/2 poles, thence south 13 degrees west 10 3/5 poles to a white oak in the field thence north 81 1/2 degrees east 207 poles to a gum in a pond, Rountree's corner, thence south 13 degrees west 101 poles to a stake centered by three pines; thence south 44 degrees east 32 1/2 poles to a small branch, thence down said branch to Sandy Run, thence u said run to a black gum the last corner of Lot no. 3 thence with line of Lot no. 3 north 38 degrees west to the begining conataining by estimation 143 acres valued at four hundred and fifty dollars ($450.).
We further change the more valuable dividends respectively with such sums of money to be paid to those of inferior value respectively as will make an equitable division that is to say the Lot no 2 appropriated to Matthew L. Kittrell is to pay to the Lot no. 1 appropriated to Matha S. W. Kittrell the sum of eighty seven dollars and fifty cents. the Lot no. 3 appropriated to John H. Kittrell is to pay to the Lot no. 4 appropriated to Grizzy A. C. Kittrell the sum of twelve dollars and fifty cents.
We further agree that Lot no. 2, 3 and 4 shall have the privilege of draining the water off said laots through Lot no. 1 into the line ditch of branch between said Lot no. 1 and E. J. Blount's land or in other words that all four of said lots have the privilege of draining through the ditch of each as they now stand or may become necessary to change in the future. All of which is respectfully submitted under our hands and seals this day and date first above written.
Caleb Cannon
Arden C. Tucker
Ashley A. Allen
Thomas Nobles
John (his X mark) Jones

Slaves of Stanley Kittrell
The following were listed as slaves and supposedly were given their
freedom. Some of them took the name of Kittrell when they left the
plantation. Some remain to live in Ayden area.

One story about them concerned Toney Kittrell. In Henry T. King's
Sketches of Pitt County the murder of Willis Briley is mentioned. Four
Negros were arrested. One of them was Toney Kittrell. He was not
convicted in this case.

The names of the slaves were: Toney, Wright, Charles, Frank, Tom,
Ivy, Dick, Esther, Lucy, Ben, Dinah, Lewis, Ned and Mary.

Stanley Kittrell House: It has been said that this house is haunted. James
Merritt, who did some work on this house says he was working there and
heard someone walk through the house. His worker was outside. On several
occasions he said things happen there he could not explain. His worker even
left one time and went up the road to wait for him and would not return to the
house. He says he will never work there again.

On another occasion some people were installing a gas line. One was outside
hooking up the line. The one inside reported the stove lit and he saw flames.
The outside line had not been turn on. They left and would not go back to
finish the job.

Some one else had purchased the house and is trying to restore it. I have not
heard any other stories. The ones I have heard swear to them. WBK

Children of STANLEY KITTRELL are:
i. GRIZZY ANN CATHERINE17 KITTRELL95, b. August 16, 184695.
105. ii. JONATHAN HARRELL KITTRELL, b. June 19, 1848, Pitt County, North Carolina; d. January 16, 1932, Pitt County, North Carolina.

Children of STANLEY KITTRELL are:
106. iii. MATTHEW LAWRENCE17 KITTRELL, b. March 23, 1852, Pitt County, North Carolina; d. July 06, 1931, Lubbock, Texas.
iv. WINIFRED KITTRELL95, b. April 02, 185595.
v. MARTHA STANLEY WINIFRED KITTRELL95, b. July 19, 1858, Pitt County, North Carolina95; d. December 06, 1929, Pitt County, North Carolina95.

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