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• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1772 in Henry, Sussex, Virginia, British Colonial America.
• (Marriage) rond 1790 in Surry, North Carolina, Verenigde Staten: Spouse: Sarah Ann Stamps (born Eason).
• Hij is overleden februari 1850 in Bowdon, Carroll, Georgia, United States, hij was toen 78 jaar oud.
• Hij is begraven in Indian Creek Cemetery, Bowdon, Carroll County, Georgia, United States.
• Een kind van Thomas Stamps en Rhoda Witt

Gezin van Moses Witt Stamps Sr

Hij is getrouwd met Sarah Ann Eason.

Zij zijn getrouwd

Kind(eren):

1. Eason Stamps  1793-1895
2. James Thomas Stamps  1796-1872
3. John Robert Stamps  ± 1801-1877
4. Moses Witt Stamps  1803-1853
5. George Washington  ± 1804-1860
6. James M Handley  1808-1875
7. Mary A. F. Stamps  ± 1808-1860
8. Sara Ann Stamps  1809-1902 
9. Louisa (Levisa) Stamps  ± 1812-1880
10. Anna Stamps  1813-± 1875
11. Elizabeth H. Stamps  ± 1814-????

Notities over Moses Witt Stamps Sr

Capt - 243rd Jackson Mil - War of I812 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=40915203 ---- -------------------- Capt - 243rd Jackson Mil - War of I812 * Reference: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=40915203 Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Oct 1 2016, 5:48:53 UTC'' Capt - 243rd Jackson Mil - War of I812 * Reference: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=40915203 Find A Grave Memorial] - [http://www.geni.com/projects/SmartCopy/18783 SmartCopy]: ''Oct 1 2016, 5:50:22 UTC'' ---------- ---------- === GEDCOM Note === Other materials on Moses Witt Stamps came from Muriel T. Cooter of 5301North Merridian, Apt. 113; Oklahoma City, OK 73112. *(Muriel is now deceased.) #I. Moses Witt Stamps was born in the year 1772, probably in HenryCo., VA. His middle name is his mother's surname. In 1782, referring tothe tax list for Surrey County, NC, page 101, we find mention of TimothyStam ps, James Stamps and Edward Witt as being in Captain Gaines District. It is thought that Timothy Stamps and James Stamps were his father's brothers and Edward Witt his mother's brother and thus uncle to Moses Witt Stamps. Moses Stamps married Sarah Ann Eason about, or prior to, 1795 in North Carolina, probably Surry County. Sarah Ann was the daughter of Moses Eason & Sarah Rice. Her brothers w ere Whitmell, Rice and Abraham Eason. For her wedding gown, Sarah Ann carded and spun and wove her own material. It is said to have been so sheer that she could draw a width of it through herweddin g ring. After their marriage, the Stamps moved to Jackson Co., GA. According to an article in The Annals of Our Kin by Mary Pearl Brown Price, Moses moved "to Jackson Co., GA in 1795, bringing his young wife and one or two small children." This would suggest that Moses and Sarah Ann married sooner than 1795. The above mentioned article goes on to state that Moses "bought several tracts of lan d in the fertile valleys of the Oconee River and Buffalo Creek, where he conducted large farms and also was a locksmith and a blacksmith. He drew land in Oglethorpe County in 1804, but never lived th ere. At least, we have no record of his having lived there. In 1818, Moses sold all of his lands in Jackson County to George Headen, moving to the neighboring county of Gwinnett, then to Clarke, bac k to Jackson, then to Fayette County, and finally to Coweta County."1 Moses participated in two land draws in Oglethorpe County in 1804. On April 09, 1812 he was appointed captain in the243d Distri ct of the Jackson County Militia.2 He purchased from his brother, William Stamps,150 acres on Sandy Creek; which land he later sold. He also purchased from, William Stamps, 80 acres on Sandy Creek.3 He bought land from the following: from Isaac Boring on July 13, 1805; from Gilbert Brooks onJan. 31, 1807; from John Griffin on July of 1811; from Jane Beaver on March 11, 1813; and from Isaac Bor ing on Nov. 17, 1815.4 In 1821 he participated in a land draw in Clarke Co., GA. On Dec. 19, 1829 he purchased lot 168 in Coweta County from Holman and sold it in 1849 to Jacobus Gibson; at which ti me he lived in Heard County. According to the 1830 Census of Gwinnett Co., GA, there were in Moses'family: 1 male over 45; 1 male 10 to 16; 3 males 16 to 26; 1 female over 45; 1 female 10 to 16; 2 f emales to 10; 1 female under 10; 1 female to26; 1 male 16 to 18. The 18 Census of Coweta County indicates that he and his wife were 50 to 60; 1 son 10 to 15; 1 daughter 20 to 30; 1 daughter under 5; a man 80 to 90 (presumably, his father, Thomas Stamps, Sr.). The 18 Census of Coweta County, Cedar Creek District, indicates that he and his wife are 60 to70; 1 daughter 1 to 20. ==================== ========================================================== 1 The Annals of Our Kin, by Mary Pearl Brown Price of Atlanta, GA.,page 85. Mary's info came from Georgia Men, Vol. 1,page 420. 2 Ibid., and Georgia Roster of War of 1812, State Capitol. 3 Land Records, Book D, page 166. 4 Deed Book 5, page 362 & 72; Book H, P. 118; Book F, p. 385 & 314. ************************ Jones' Coweta Count y Chronicles for 100 years states the following:"James Stamps, Moses Stamps and Moses Stamps, Jr. settled in the 5thDistrict of Coweta near Newnam around 1825." Mary Price writesin her book that Mos es and Ann "lived a long and happylife together, rearing their children up in the way they should go, both dying about 1847." His wife was at the wedding of one of their grand-daughters in 1847, when she died suddenly. Ann had been a physician of note, and made house calls all over the countryside,travelling on horseback to her patients.1 Moses Stamps died at the age of 78, in 1850 "of old age" , in CarrollCounty.2 On Sunday, Sept. 01, 1974, a dedication service was held at the IndianCreek Baptist Church near Bowden, Carroll Co., GA, for the placement of agovernment marker placed on Moses' g ravesite. The marker was placed bythe government in tribute to Moses' service in the War of 18. Theceremony was attended by many of his descendants and contributors to thishistory. See the picture pages following the printed text version of thebook; pages 64-B to 64-D. ============================================================================== 1 The Annals of Our Kin, page 85. Last sentenc e paraphrased, somewhat. 2 1850 Federal Mortality Schedule, page 67. *******************************************************************************************************INDENTURE BETWEEN ISAAC BO RING & MOSES STAMPS 13 JULY 1805 Jackson County Georgia -- This Indenture made this 13th day of July inthe year of our Lord eighteen hundred & five between Isaac Boring oftheone part & Moses Stamps of the other part both of this state and countyaforesaid, witnesseth that the said Isaac Boring for & in considerationof the sum of fifty dollars to me in hand paid the receipt I hereby acknowledge ha th given, granted, bargained, sold, & by these present doth give, grant, bargain, sell, & deliver unto the said Moses Stamps his heirs & assigns a certain tract or parcelof land lying & being in theC ounty & State aforesaid & on the River of the Oconee ----- it being apart of a survey of one hundred & thirty five acres. Beginning at astake Marked Xlll thence S35 E to a pine Marked Xiii it being 1 7 chainsthence N55 E twenty nine chains 37 links to a post oak Mark mark Xiiithence N35 West seventeen to chains to a Chestnut marked Xiii thence S45West twenty nine chains thirty seven links to the b eginning butting and bounding as follows Southwardly by the said Stamps Northeastwardly by Beaver's land, Northweastwardly by a part of the same survey & Southeastwardly by Jone's land containing fift y acres be the same more or less. Together with all the singular the rights members, privilege's & appurtances thereof thereunto belonging as anywise appertaining to have & to hold all the above des cribed part or parcel of land & premises untohim the said Moses Stamps his heirs & assigns to the proper use benefit &behalf of him the said Moses Stamps his heirs &assigns forever in FeeSimple & I t he said Isaac Boring do bind myself by these present towarrant & forever defend the said land from my heirs & assigns forever but will not defend & warrant the said land from no other person orperson s whatever. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my seal this day & year first above written IsaacBoring { seal} Signed, sealed & delivered in presence of H. Montgomery, ....... Et helredWood, JP Rec. 11 March 1812 Edward Adams Clk. INDENTURE BETWEEN ISAAC BORING & MOSES STAMPS 27 November 1815 Georgia Jackson County -- This indenture made this 27th day of Novemberin the year of our Lord eighteen hundred & fifteen between Isaac Boringof the state & county above written of the one part; and Moses Stamps ofthe same state & county of the other part witnesseth that the said B oringfor & in consideration of one hundred dollars to him in hand paid hathbargained & sold & by these present doth grant bargain sell & convey untothe said Stamps all that tract or parcel of land con taining two hundredthirty nine & a quarter acres lying & being in the county of Jackson onthe waters of the middle Oconee River being a part of one thousand acresoriginally granted to George Weatherby & sold as his property atSheriff's sale. Beginning on a cornter Chestnut & running N33 W26.50 toa pine thence N40 E 25.50 to a R(red) oak thence S70 E48 to old oakthence S54W31.50 to a post oak the nce N80W17 to a pine thence S27W52 to aR(ed) oak thence N35W50.35 to a stake tence N55E34.50 to the beginning.To have & to hold the said premisses & every part thereof to him the saidStamps his heirs & assigns to his & their proper use & benefit & behalfin Fee Simple. Together with all the rights & appurtances thereuntobelonging and the said Boring the said premisses & every part thereofshall war rant & forever defend against himself, his heirs or assigns butno other claim or claims whatsoever. In witnesses whereof the saidBoring set his hand & affixed his seal the day & date above written. Theword "LORD" in the second line interlined before agreement. Signed,sealed & delivered in presence of us Robert Kennedy, James Landrum,JP Isaac Boring { seal} Recorded the 13th day of Marc h 1817 / Edward Adams, CLK. ============================================================================================================================== Original Message ----- From: Candace Gravell e <(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)> To: <(XXXXX@XXXX.XXX)> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 10:54 PM Subject: [GAY-L] Campbell County, GA Deed Records for Gilbert Gay ======================== ================================= From the book "Old Campbell County, Georgia Land Records 1828-1854, Deed Books A, C, D, E " by Westmoreland and Turner (publ. 1993) Deed Book "A" page 50 - - Deed executed in Coweta County, GA July 1,1829. > Deed from Robert Peek of Greene Co., to Eason Stamps of Coweta County; 202 1/2 acres lying in LL #139 Dist. 7, Coweta, (now Campbell) Co., G A, except all minerals, ores and mines which are reserved the by the State of Georgia by Act passed Dec 25, 1825. $25. Witnesses: Moses Stamps, Nicholas Dyer, JIC. No recording date entered. &am p;gt; page 49 - - Deed executed in Coweta County, Georgia Dec 7, 1827. Know all men by these presents, that I, Robert peek of Greene Co., do hereby this day empower Moses Stamps to make sufficient and lawful title to said lot of land known by #139 in the 7th District of Coweta County ". Witnesses: Moses Stamps Sr., Mark Smallwood. No recording dateentered. > page 364 (Deed Book "A" ) - - Deed executed in Troup County, Georgia July 22, 1834. Deed from Eason Stamps of Troup County, to Gilbert Gay of Coweta County, GA; 202 1/2 acres lying in LL #139 Dist. 7 Coweta, now Campbell Co, GA $200. Witnesses: Moses Stamps, J.P. John Stamps, J.W. Cason. No recording date entered. > page 365 - - Deed Executed in Coweta County, GA Dec 29, 1834. Deed from Gilbert Gay of Coweta Co., to Oliver Kidd of Campbell County; 2021/2 acres lying in LL #139 Dist. 7 Coweta, now Campbell Co., GA, $100. Witnesses: Lewis Redwine, Moses W. Stamps, J.P. No recording dateentere d. Interesting to see how the county lines changed in those years forFayette, Coweta, Carroll and Campbell Counties in Georgia which suggests that all of those courthouses should be checked for legal records such asdeeds, wills, estates, etc. for ancestors known to be in those countiesbetween 1820's to 1850, for the "to do list", future references. > From: "Sharon Martin" <shazza@ netcommander.com> ===============================================================================

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