Genealogie Wylie » Willie Rountree (< 1783-????)

Persoonlijke gegevens Willie Rountree 

• Hij is geboren voor 1783 in Edgecombe Precincts, North Carolina.
• Een kind van Moses Rountree en Mary Theresa Thomas
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 12 augustus 2006.

Gezin van Willie Rountree

Hij heeft/had een relatie met Martha Dew.

Kind(eren):

1. Delphia Rountree  
2. Jonathan Rountree  ????-< 1850
3. Mary Ann Rountree  
4. Nancy Rountree  
5. Obedience Rountree  
6. Sarah Rountree  
7. Willie Rountree  ± 1800-????

Notities over Willie Rountree

Will of Willie RountreeW: 12 May 1847P: May Ct 1847Edgecombe County, NCSon: Willie Rountree land on Contentnea Creek known as the old place or the Barnes place adj. Simms.Son: Willie land on the north side of Hominey Swamp being a part of the Piney Wood Tract beginning at Hominey Swamp Bridge and adj. Edwin Barnes decd., Cader Rountree, Elizabeth Amerson.Son: Jonathan Rountree land on the north side of Hominey Swamp being a part of Hominey or Piney Wood Tract adj. Seth Ward, Briant Barnes, and his brother Willie Rountree.Son: Jonathan land on the south side of Hominey Swamp known as the old place or Rich neck.My money is to be divided among my children and my grandchildren and my granddaughter Mary Ann Rountree and my "girl" children are to have an equal share and my sons and granddaughter to have half a share.Exec: John W. Farmer, James J. TaylorWit: Wesley Swift, William Mumford(Edge. Co. Will Abstracts, 1824-1857, p 83, Golden West Marketing.)

Estate Division of Willie RountreeAccount of sale by John W. Farmer and James J. Taylor execs. 15 June 1847Delphia and Nancy Rountree were buyers.Additional sale held 03 July 1847.Many pages of inventory listing good notes dues the estate, bad notes, good accounts, bad accounts-Aug Ct 1847.Division of negroes by commissioners so as to allot shares to John W. Farmer in right of his wife, Obedience; to James W. Taylor in right of his wife Sarah, and to Mary Ann Rountree, There were other heirs with William Tomlinson as guardian 14 June 1847-Aug Ct. 1847.Division of negroes into six equal lots for division among the four claimants. Lots 1 and 3 were drawn by William Woodard in right of his wife Delphia; Lot 2 by Willie Rountree;Lot 4 by John G. Williams adm. for Jonathan Rountree decd.; Lots 5 and 6 by Nancy Rountree 01 Jan 1850Feb Ct 1850Edgecombe County, NC(Kinfolks of Edgecombe County, NC by Watson, Vol. II, p 186)

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