W. Acklin In Franklin County Probate

Tennessee Probate Court Records

C. Acklin's Purchase In Franklin County

Source

William Acklin's Purchase Of A Sorrel Colt

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Martha Stickney, Widow

 New York, Probate Records, 1629-1971Franklin Dower records 1839-1880...:

4th File - Martha Stickney, widow of Lemuel Stickney; Simon Stickney and Levi Stickney

mentioned

Jane Pierce, Widow Of Oliver

  New York, Probate Records, 1629-1971 Franklin Dower records 1839-1880 

*First file - Jane Pierce, widow of Oliver (Image 312)

Moira, Franklin, New York

29 June 1839

Two murders have been committed in Moira. On January 10, 1839, while Oliver Pierce and his son, William, were at work in the woods, an altercation arose between them over the son's request to be permitted to take a horse to drive to an entertainment in the evening. Upon denial of his request the son became sullen, and failed to obey directions given by the father concerning the work, whereupon the father struck him in chastisement. In a paroxysm of rage the son then buried the blade of his axe in the father's breast, and death ensued after a day or two. The son was convicted of murder in the first degree, and was sentenced to be hung; but Governor Seward visited him in the jail at Malone, and afterward commuted the sentence to life imprisonment, which was subsequently modified to imprisonment for forty-nine years, four months and six days. The term expired in December, 1888, but Pierce had become insane, and upon his release was turned over to Superintendent of the Poor Henry A. Miller, who had him transferred to the Willard Asylum at Ovid, where he died. (Source)

*Heirs-at-law: William, Sybil, Sabra, Abigail, Isabel, Mirriam, and Sophia Pierce

Ann (Hinds) Rice And Acklin Relatives

Ann Hinds is thought to be the daughter of William and Elizabeth (Acklin) Hinds (see my lineage below):

Catherine Powers [me], daughter of

Living Garrett and Richard N. Powers, daughter of

Katherine I. Johnson and James H. Garrett, daughter of

Katie Rice and James D. Johnson, daughter of

James A. Rice and Nancy J. Patillo, son of

Ann Hinds and Ransom S. Rice, daughter of *

Elizabeth Acklin and William Hinds, daughter of

Christian Black and Christopher Acklin

*A list of the sale of the property of Ransom Rice; In pursuant of the Court...one years provision for Ann Rice, widow of Ransom L. Rice, dec, ... . Dec 22, 1840, Asabel Aldrich Administrator

*United States Census, 1850

Franklin county, Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Ann L Rice F 49  Virginia, United States

Adaline A Rice F 24  Tennessee, United States

Arthur L Rice M 23  Tennessee, United States

Elizabeth J Rice F 20  Tennessee, United States

Benjamin Rice M 18  Tennessee, United States

Nancy Rice F 17  Tennessee, United States

James Rice M 14  Tennessee, United States

Ann F Rice F 11  Tennessee, United States

James Read Rice M 10  Tennessee, United States

Margret Rice F 2  Tennessee, United States

Evidence that points to the relationship between Elizabeth (Acklin) Hinds (Ann's mother) and Christopher Acklin (Elizabeth's father):

Index - "Acklin" Deeds In Washington Co., VA
 

7-287 Acklin, Christopher, Sr. To Hinds, Elizabeth

8-480 Acklin, John R. Power Of Attorney From Hinds, Elizabeth [Acklin]8-507 Hinds, Elizabeth A. [Acklin] To Branch, Peter J.

 Additional information here.

Elizabeth (Acklin) Hinds (Partial) Deed
This deed between Elizabeth A. Hinds, dated 2 July 1825, identifies her residence as Franklin County, Tennessee. It is believed that she is in her daughter's household when the 1830 census was taken in Franklin Co., TN, but only the head of the household was identified by name and Elizabeth Hinds was not the head of household in 1830.

William Wheeler Mentioned

 

New York, Probate Records, 1629-1971Franklin Dower records 1839-1880:

6th file Betsey Reich, widow of Jonathan Reich, Gates Parish and George Parish, heirs?, heirs of Orpha Parish, deceased; William Wheeler mentioned

James Acklin's Purchase From An Estate

Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927  Franklin Settlements, 1835-1843, Vol. 1

Acklin

Sale of J. C. Isaac's Property

Fleet W. Neighbors

From the book, Franklin Co., Tennessee, Abstracted Wills1808-1875, by Frances Ingmire:

Fleet W. Neighbors
Wife Elizabeth
Children: Rebecca Taylor, son, Isaac W. Neighbors, son Nathan Neighbors, daughter, Polly South, son Allen Neighbors, son Benson Neighbors; nephew Hut Neighbors, under age
Dated: 14 Jany 1834  /   Recorded: 16 Dec 1835


A different version from the Tennesee Genealogical Society:

145 - FLEET W. NEIGHBORS: 14 Jan 1834. I have given my daughter Rebecca TAYLOR •••
to my son Isaac W. Neighbors ••. to my son Nathan Neighbors •••to my dau Polly SOUTH •••
to my son Allen Neighbors. Now to my wife Elizabeth, the whole remaining estate.
Executor,··.son Benson Neighbors, who will care for his mother and at her death will
inherit tlhe whole estate, with the exception of a horse, bridle &saddle, and one year's schooling for my nephew Fleet Neighbors when he becomes twenty-one. Witnesses: Peter Burroughs, W.B. Willis, Eli Silmon. Proved Nov 1835 by both witnesses. Recorded 16 Dec~1835. -

Joseph Acklin, P-131

Tennessee Probate Court Books...Franklin Settlements, 1835-1843, Vol. :

Joseph Acklin

P-131

1838 May 28   498  Joseph Acklin     29 May 1838   40.00

Acklins In Franklin Settlements Book

Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927  Franklin Settlements, 1835-1843, Vol. 1:

James V. Acklin and Joseph Acklin

Acklins [Image 68]

Mr. William Garner Drowned

The home journal., January 06, 1859, Image 2, (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?:

Achilles Tarrant

  Franklin County, Tennessee: Wills, 1808-1876 & Deeds, 1801-1840, Thomas E. Partlow (links and image added):

Achilles Tarrant Will (Image 259)

12 Sept 1862

Heirs Rich L. and Archilles Tarrant, [Reubin Tarrant]

Ex: Bro Eastham Tarrant

Achilles Tarrant

Census 1860

9th District, Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Sex: Male

Age: 58

Race: White

Birth Year (Estimated): 1802

Birthplace: South Carolina

Census  1850

 Garrard, Kentucky, United States

Sex: Male

Age: 48

Race: White

Birth Year (Estimated): 1802

Birthplace: South Carolina

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace

Chanty C Tarrant Female 85 Virginia

Achilles Tarrant Male 48 South Carolina

Richd Tarrant Male 10 Kentucky

Achilles Tarrant Male 8 Kentucky

Jehial Barnum (and wife Arloa) Mentioned

From New York, Probate Records, 1629-1971, Franklin Estate index, 1800-1900:

Phoebe Willson, widow of Samuel Wilson; he died 9 April 1839; Jehial Barnum (and wife Arloa) mentioned

28 July 1841

United States Census, 1850

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace

Jehinl Barnum Male 35 New York

Arlucin Barnum Female 36 New York

Eliza Barnum Female 10 New York

Darius Barnum Male 3 New York

Scroggins And Nabors In Franklin County

Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927  Franklin Settlements, 1835-1843, Vol. 1:

Source [Image 163]

Orders as follows payable to said Scroggins....one from Charles Nabors

13 Decr 1830

Genenealogy.com had a query message regarding the Nabors family in Franklin County, Tennessee, here.

There's a Rebecca Neighbors (or Nabors) who married Asa Greer in my family tree.

Willie J. Hines In Franklin County

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Hines [Image 210]

Heirs Of James Vance Acklin

Notes taken from  Franklin County, Tennessee: Wills, 1808-1876 & Deeds, 1801-1840, by Thomas E. Partlow:


James Vance Acklin Will
18 Feb 1831
Heirs wife Mildred Acklen, adopted son James Acklen who was 4 years old on 3 August last
Rec 20 Sept 1844

David Hunt, P-338

Tennessee Probate Court Books, 1795-1927  Franklin Settlements, 1835-1843, Vol. 1:

David Hunt [Image 293]

[Image 294]

Franklin County, Tennessee

6 December 1841

Wm. Hunt and David L. Hunt, Administrators

George W. Hines Mentioned

Geo. Hines

Image 304

December 1841

Moses Greer And Others' Petition

Greer and others, inhabitants of Franklin County, Virginia

5 November 1793

Rejected: 20 November 1793

Title Greer, Moses & Others: Petition
Date Issued 1793-11-05
Description Ask for relief from the destruction of pages from John Dickenson book of entries as surveyor after his death.
 Legislative Petitions Digital Collection, Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va. Format pdf
Source Legislative Petitions of the General Assembly, 1776-1865, Accession Number 36121, Box 79, Folder 12