Bandy Abstracts of Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order Books

Abstracts of Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order Books, by Fretwell:

Part III
Page 509

Samuel Phelps, Plaintif [sic] against Richard Bandy and Robert Hudgens, Defendants.  On a Writ o Scire Facias.  The sherif made return on the second Writ that the defendants are not found within his Bailiwic and the plaintif is to have execution against them of the Debt & Costs amounting to seventy four pounds current money but to be discharged by the payment of thirty seven pounds with interest from the twenty fifth of 26 May 1762.

Part III
Page 523

Robet Hudgens & Colquit, Executors & c. of John Hudgens, decd., Plts. against Richard Bandy, Def.  In Debt.  An attachment awarded against the Defs. Estate for sixteen pounds and costs.

Part IV
Page 23
27 July 1762

Robert Hudgens & John Colquit, Executors of John Hudgens, deceased, Plaintifs against Richard Bandy, Defendant.  In Debt, This day came the Plaintifs by their attorney and the sherif made attachment on one Puter Plate of the Defendants Estate the Defendant made default and the plaintifs recover their debt amounting to sixteen Pounds current money with their costs to be discharged by the payment of eight pounds with Interest after then Rate of five per centum per annum from the eleventh day of February one thousand seven hundred and sixty 'til paid and the sherif sell the attached effects and pay the money arising thereby to the Plts. towards the discharge of this Judgement.


Part IV
Page 441
23 April 1764

Robert Bandy, Plt. against Robert Hudgens, Def.  On a Petition.  On hearing the testimony of the witnesses and the arguments of the parties it is considered that the plaintifs petition be dismised and the defendant recover his costs.  On the motion of Ambrose Hudgens, a Witness for Robert Hudgens at the suit of Richard Bandy, it is ordered that Robert Hudgens pay him seventy five pounds of tobacco for three days attendance.  On the motion of James Hudgens, Witness for Robert Hudgens at the suit of Richard Bandy, ordered that Robert Hudgens pay him seventy five pounds of tobacco for three days attendance.  On the motion of of Samuel Powel, Witness for Robert Hudgens at the suit of Richard Bandy, ordered that Robert Hudgens pay him twenty five pounds of tobacco for one days attendance.  On the motion of James Dowdy, Witness for Richard Bandy against Robert Hudgens , ordered that Richard Bandy pay him two hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco for ten days attendance.  On the motion of James Dowdy, junior, Witness for Richard Bandy against Robert Hudgens, ordered Richard Bandy pay him two hundred & fifty pounds of tobacco for ten days attendance.  On the motion of John Fitzgareld, Witness for Richard Bandy against Robert Hudgens, ordered Richard Bandy pay him two hundred and twenty five pounds of tobacco for nine days attendance.

Also see "Genealogy of the Bandy Family...".

Against Richard And Thomas Bandy

Source

This case also appeared in Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia, Volume 5, By Virginia. Supreme Court of Appeals.

Another Look At The Bandy Family

The comprehensive Bandy site can be seen here.


My connected Bandy family line:

Richard Bandy 

Aquilla Greer, Jr. m. Elizabeth Bandy

Asa Greer m. Rebecca Neighbors

Mary (Polly) Greer m. John Johnson

James Johnson m. Nancy Graves 

James D. Johnson m. Katie Rice

Katherine Johnson m. James H. Garrett

J. Garrett m. Richard N. Powers

Me [Cathy (Powers) Palm]

The Revolutionary War pension of Thomas Bandy in Tennessee (see via link).

From the Virginia Reports: Jefferson--33 Grattan, 1730-1880:

Two more Bandy blog posts here and here.

Involved In Elizabeth Bandy's Suit

CUMBERLAND CO 1757-001  
Bartholomew Stovall THE YOUNGER & WIFE
EXRS OF William Moss ETC


Bartholomew Stovall also found in the Abstracts of Cumberland County, Virginia, Court Order Books, by Fretwell?

Part II b, Page 411
28 June 1756

"On the motion of Poindexter Mosby, a Witness for Elizabeth Bandy  agt.  William Moss, junr., It is ordered that Elizabeth pay him one hundred and twenty five pounds of tobacco for five days attendance according to law.  On the motion of Bartholomew Stovall, Jr., a Witness for Elizabeth Bandy against William Moss, junr., It is ordered that Elizabeth pay him one hundred and twenty five pounds of tobacco for five days attendance according to law."

"On the motion of Elizabeth Bandy, Wife of Richard Bandy, a Witness for Elizabeth Bandy against William Moss, junr., It is ordered that Elizabeth pay her one hundred pounds of tobacco for four days attendance according to law."


Another reference to Bartholomew Stovall here.

Settlements In Florida

Near The Manatee River

Report of Lieutenant [M. R. ]Patrick [2nd Reg.] (1842) regarding settlements in Florida... .  "They were in thirty-two villages...extending from St. Augustine west to...(near) Tallahassee, and advanced into what might be called the Indian country, as far as 30 miles south of Fort Brooke, Tampa Bay.  This was Colonel Reid's settlement on the Manatee river...".

Source

Lt. Patrick's report can also be seen at the Fold3.com site:

Sarah Bandy (a widow with 4 children) was also named in a report under the heading of "Rolls of Suffering Inhabitants of Florida drawing rations at Jacksonville (1 June 1842).

Mabel Ruth Bandy Anheuser

An article in The Southeast Missourian - Apr 5, 1926, indicated that Fred S. [Straub] Anheuser, a University of Missouri senior, introduced his "valentine," Mabel Ruth Bandy, to his friends, as the wife he married on Valentine's Day.  She was an instructor in the French Department at the university.  His father was a vice-president of Anheuser-Busch, Inc.  Both Fred and Mabel were 23 years old.

Source

Mabel's parents were John Rufus and Arminna (Boyer) Bandy.  Her grandparents were John Kennedy and Martha Ann (Cusick) Bandy.

The Anheuser estate is now a museum.

The ancestral home of Fred and Mabel Ruth Anheuser, affectionately known to many as Fredmar Farms, is located in Kimmswick, Missouri just 25 miles south of downtown St. Louis. 

Related post (she was my 5th cousin 2x removed through the Bandy line).

Thomas Bandy, Revolutionary War Veteran

Source: Fold3

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Thomas Bandy (Widow Nancy)

Source

West Tennessee

Nancy Bandy, Widow 

Sumner County, Tennessee

Jean Blackburn Cusick

Picture From The Midwest (Missouri)

Jean Blackburn Cusick was a descendant of John Black and Elizabeth Colville, as am I.  There's also a Bandy connection among the Cusick descendants; I, too, have a Bandy connection.

Source

Memorial at FindAGrave.  The marriage of Joseph Cusick and Jean Blackburn was listed here.

Why was the Cusick Bible in the possession of Macklin Bandy of Columbia, Missouri?  Here's a clue from the Founding Bandy Fathers page:

John Rufus McLin Bandy  (1865 - 1943)
Father John Kennedy (Canady Bandy (1841 - 1885)
Mother Martha Ann Cusick (1843 - 1917)
Burial Memorial Park Cem, Columbus, MO

Thomas Bandy Residence Near Crossville

Tennessee State Gazetteer and Business Directory, (Google eBook), R.L. Polk & Company, 1876:

Bandy, Thomas  wagonmaker

Samuel Arrington's Estate

Illinois Probate Records, Gallatin Probate records, Volume 1:

15 May 1850
...value the goods, chattel, and personal estate of Samuel Arrington, dec.....

Samuel Arrington is a name that surfaced while researching my Greers and Bandys.  This message board entry at GenForum explains the connection:

Elizabeth [Bandy] married Aquilla Greer. Aquilla died abt 1783.... She married Dec 20, 1800; Samuel Arrington. By Apr 1802 inventory papers were filed on Samuel... .

My connected family line eventually moved to Gallatin County, Illinois.

Aquilla Greer, Jr. m. Elizabeth Bandy

Asa Greer m. Rebecca Neighbors

Mary (Polly) Greer m. John Johnson

James Johnson m. Nancy Graves 

James D. Johnson m. Katie Rice

Katherine Johnson m. James H. Garrett

Living m. Richard N. Powers

Me [Cathy (Powers) Palm]

Was the Samuel Arrington in the Gallatin County Probate record above, related to the Samuel Arrington who died by 1802?  I do not know.


Was he the Samuel Arrington who married Martha Henry in Gallatin County, Illinois? Probably.

United States Census, 1850
Name: Martha Arrington
Equality, Gallatin, Illinois, United States
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Jemimah Henry F 60 Virginia
Cary Ann Henry F 23 Virginia
Martha Arrington F 37 Virginia

Grandma Katie's Ancestors And DNA

Based upon DNA submitted by my brother at Family Tree DNA and a fortunate match with Grandma Katie's nephew's daughter (through Pearl Johnson, Grandma Katie's sister, and Robert Logan, Pearl's son), I was able to select persons who matched both my brother and Pearl's granddaughter, and make the assumption that those persons had a mutual ancestor(s) somewhere in Grandma Katie's family tree (as opposed to the Powers (paternal) tree or the Garrett (my maternal grandfather's) family tree).

ANCESTORS OF KATHERINE I. (JOHNSON) GARRETT DANIEL 

Katherine Irene Johnson, daughter of
James Dudley Johnson and Katie Rice

Katherine Irene Johnson, granddaughter of
James Johnson and Nancy Graves
James A. Rice and Nancy Jane Patillo

Katherine Irene Johnson, great granddaughter of
Felix Grundy Patillo and Eleanor Ellen Roark

Ransom Scroggins Rice and Ann Hinds

Jacob? Graves and Nancy? (LNU)

John Johnson and Mary Greer

Katherine Irene Johnson, great great granddaughter of
John S. Patillo and Mary Trousdale and
Michael Roark and Nancy Evans

William Hinds and Elizabeth Acklin

Asa/Asel Greer and Rebecca Neighbors

Katherine Irene Johnson, great great great-granddaughter of

James Patillo and Mary Samuels (or Samwell)
Alexander Trousdale and Mary Ann (Webb?)
William Roark and Elizabeth (LNU)
David Evans and Alice (Alsey) Anderson

Aquilla Greer and Elizabeth Bandy

Francis Neighbors and ?

Katherine Irene Johnson, great great great-great grandaughter of
John Trousdale and ?
George Webb? and Margaret Adcock?
John Anderson and Arabella (LNU)

Richard Bandy and ?

Aquilla Greer and Elizabeth Lowe

Asel (Or Asa) Greer's Chart

Ancestors through Grandma Katie's line.

Asel (Or Asa) Greer, son of

Aquilla Greer and Elizabeth Bandy

Asel (Or Asa) Greer, grandson of

Aquilla Greer and Elizabeth Lowe

Richard Bandy and ?

Asel (Or Asa) Greer, great grandson of

John Greer and Sarah Day

William Lowe and Sarah (LNU)

Asel (Or Asa) Greer, great great grandson of

James Greer and Ann Taylor

Nicholas Day and Sarah Lowe

Asel (Or Asa) Greer, great great great grandson of

Arthur Taylor and Margaret Hill

James Greer and Mary Browne

An Unusual Coal Mine For Mr. Bandy

From The Popular Science Monthly, Volume 91 (ca 1917)

 United States Census, 1910

Norton...Wise, Virginia, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Head   H M Bandy M 30 Virginia

Wife Lula M Bandy F 27 South Carolina

Son Henry Martin Bandy M 1 Virginia

Here's a 1936 article about his apple tree in the coal mine.

There are Bandys in my family tree.