Ann Catherine Powell

Notes:

Source: The Bee newspaper, 21 November 1922 (Danville,
Virginia), from which the following is quoted:

Mrs. Annie Fuller Passes Away

Death unexpectedly yesterday afternoon [20 November 1922]
removed one of Danville's oldest residents, Mrs. Annie
Catherine Fuller who passed away quietly at 140 Main Street
at about half past two o'clock. She was 95 years of age.

Mrs Fuller last week had an attack of pneumonia but had
apparently overcome it. All day yesterday she was in bright
spirits and, as ever, keenly appreciative of everything
that was being done for her. She had just been talking to
her trained nurse when she lapsed into unconsciousness and
was dead within two or three minutes.

Mrs. Fuller had been an invalid for the past five years or
from the day she fell and broke her hip. Notwithstanding
this confinement she had remarkably well preserved
faculties and she remained fully conversant with world
affairs almost until her death. One of the most enjoyed
events of the day for her was perusal of the daily paper
which she read unaided maintaining interest in national and
world affairs and discussing them with discrimination.

Mrs. Fuller was a daughter of the late Carter Powell and
Sallie A. Moore, being born in Caswell County in the
distant year of 1827. she lived for some time at Blanche,
N.C., and then she moved to Bachelor's Hall. She was
married to A. G. Fuller in 1847 and moved to Danville in
1865 making her home here ever since. Her husband who died
about twelve years ago was prominently identified with
Danville's tobacco industry. They had seven children but
Mrs. Fuller outlived all but two, James E. Fuller and John
E. Fuller both of this city. She also leaves five grand
children, Albert Patton, W. F. Patton, Winston Edwards,
Miss Janie Edwards, and W. A. Fuller, and a great
grandchild.

Mrs. Fuller was for many years a member of Mount Vernon
Methodist Church being probably one of the oldest members.
During her early life here she was active in affairs and
was well known and widely esteemed. She was endowed with
many fine traits of character and through her lond period
of confinement had shown exemplary Christian fortitude.

The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock
from the home on South Main Street.
_______________

Note that The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
139-140 (Article #100 "Family of Jefferson Davis Butler" by
Louise Powell Butler) reports a Mary Ann Powell as the
daughter of Carter Powell and Sarah Bates Moore and that
she married A. G. Fuller. That they are the same person has
not been confirmed.


!NAME:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

Ann married Albert Galington Fuller 27 Oct 1847, Caswell County, North Carolina. Albert was born 8 Jun 1826, North Carolina; died 28 Jun 1912, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Green Hill Cemetery, Danville City, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
!MARRIAGE:Details: The Bee newspaper, 21 November 1922
(Danville, Virginia)., Details: The Bee newspaper, 21
November 1922 (Danville, Virginia).

1. Albert S. Fuller was born 1852, North Carolina.
2. Victoria Alexandria Fuller was born 1855, Danville, Virginia; died 5 Mar 1894, Danville, Virginia.
3. Sallie A. Fuller was born 7 Jan 1857, Danville, Virginia; died 17 Jul 1894, Danville, Virginia.
4. James E. Fuller was born 27 Dec 1859, Danville, Virginia; died 24 Jan 1923, Danville, Virginia; was buried , Green Hill Cemetery, Danville City, Virginia.
5. John B. Fuller was born 15 Mar 1862, Caswell County, North Carolina; died 29 Dec 1941, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Green Hill Cemetery, Danville City, Virginia.
6. Rosa Fuller was born 26 Aug 1866, North Carolina; died 19 Mar 1891, Danville, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; was buried , Green Hill Cemetery, Danville City, Virginia.

Notes:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=ca
swellcounty&id=I10781
Carter Glass Powell was born 06 MAY 1800 in Virginia, and died 26 OCT 1857. He was the son of 12. Mastin J. Powell and 13. Mary O. Carter.

7. Sarah Bates Moore was born 31 JAN 1804, and died 21 OCT 1877. She was the daughter of 14. Tarleton Moore and 15.
Elizabeth Stanfield.


Children of Sarah Bates Moore and Carter Glass Powell are:
i. Edwin Moore Powell M.D. was born 1822, and died 1892. He married Anna Patrick Watlington 29 OCT 1857,
daughter of James Watlington and Jane Wilson Scott. She was
born 1833.
ii. Henry Alexander Powell was born 16 DEC 1824 in Caswell County, North Carolina, and died 14 JUN 1866. He
married Martha Ann Walters 29 OCT 1846 in Pittsylvania
County, Virginia, daughter of Spiers Walters and Lydia Ann
Stamps. She was bo4 SEP 1825 in Caswell County, North
Carolina, and died 26 MAY 1892 in Sutherlin, Virginia.
3. iii. Ann Catherine Powell was born 1827, and died 20 NOV 1922 in Danville, Virginia. She married Albert G. Fuller 27 OCT 1847. He died ABT 1910.
iv. Margaret Elizabeth Powell was born 1832, and died 1907. She married John Daniel Glass 14 FEB 1854.
v. Emily Caroline Powell was born 1834. She married Levi Whitted.
vi. Ashley Banks Powell was born 1837, and died 1876. He married Athenia Augusta Cunningham 26 MAR 1863. He
married Laura Helen Jennings 15 NOV 1866 in Pittsylvania
County, Virginia.
vii. Nicholas Van Buren Powell was born 1840, and died 1866.
viii. Sidney Armstead Powell M.D.. He married Cynthia P. Read 18 JAN 1853.

Carter Glass Powell (1800-1857)

His birth date also is seen as 16 May 1800. Source: The
Heritage of Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine
D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 438-439 (Article #573 "The
Carter Powell Family" by Mrs Helen Powell Neal).

The owners of the homes in which Thomas Day's architectural
woodwork is found constituted some of the wealthiest and
most powerful individuals in the Dan River region:
physician John Tab Garland, M.D., at one time the richest
man in Caswell County (1850s and 1860s); banker and civic
leader Thomas Donoho Johnston; machine shop, foundry, and
sawmill owner Caleb Richmond; state senator James Kerr;
merchant and tobacco factory owner John Wilson; planters
William Long (also the owner of a sawmill and gristmill),
Sidney Lea, George Williamson, Haywood Williams, Thomas
Mumford McGehee, and William H. Holderness.

Family relationships among the planters enhanced the demand
for Thomas-Day-made architectural trimwork. Thomas Donoho
Johnston built Clarendon Hall in 1842 and tapped Day to
embellish the interior; when his sister and brother-in-law,
Sarah and William Long, built the Long House in 1856, they,
too, turned to Day. Day provided the architectural woodwork
for the house of Captain Carter Powell around 1848 and that
of his son Henry Alexander Powell less than a decade later.
Thomas L. Lea and his siblings Sidney S. Lea and Rebecca
Lea (Mrs. George Williamson), his niece Elizabeth Lea (Mrs.
Calvin Graves), and his daughter Ann Lea (Mrs. William
Griffin Graves) provided Day the opportunity to do the
woodwork on a law office and four of their five houses
between 1840 and 1850.

The woodwork suggests the Carter Powell house was built
around 1848 rather than the more often cited 1850. Day's
machine-cut newels with tendrils date Henry Powell's house
to 1853-1855. Day's work for Elizabeth Lea and Calvin
Graves was not on their house, as it was built several
years earlier, but on Calvin's law office, for which Day
supplied the mantel. For a discussion of this family, see
Whitlow, "Thomas L. Lea," in Heritage of Caswell County,
354.

Source: Thomas Day: Master Craftsman and Free Man of
Color, Patricia Phillips Marshall and Jo Ramsay
Leimenstoll (2010) at 134-135 and 246 (footnote 10).
_______________


Early ancestors of Louise Powell Butler
My great-great-great-grandparents on my gg grandfathers'
side were Mastin Powell and Mary called "Polly" Carter. He
was a settler, tavern keeper, owener of a race track and
slaves. They resided about 8 miles below Milton, NC on
Powell Creek, Halifax Co., VA now Turberville. They had
nine children:
> Carter, 5/6/1800-10/26/1857, married Sarah Bates Moore,
1/31/1804-10/21/1877, 6/22/1822; Elizabeth married Gerald
Powell, her uncle, 12/24/1816;
Biggers married Gillie Lipscomb, 6/16/1829;
John Bibb married Nancy Carter;
Nancy T. married Richard Carter;
Mary Ann married Green Carter;
William Jefferson married Elizabeth Allen Carter;
Susan married Jackson "Jack" her nephew;
Harriett I. married, 1st Joseph Yarbrough and, 2nd, Henry
Laws. Most of their children settled in and around
Caswell County, NC and Danville, VA Source: Information
from Uncle Walter B. Powell, Great Aunt Fleetwood Powell,
Stanfield Family Bible, paper written by Charlie Stanfield
to Uncle Walter B. Powell and wills.
> > > >
> > > > END of EXTRACTION

Carter Powell s/o Mastin and Mary Carter Powell, married
Sarah Bates Moore July 28, 1822.
Children

Sidney Armstead Powell M.D.
Edwin Moore Powell M.D. b: 1822
Henry Alexander Powell b: 16 DEC 1824 in Caswell
County, North Carolina
Ann Catherine Powell b: 1827
Margaret Elizabeth Powell b: 1832
Emily Caroline Powell b: 1834
Ashby Banks Powell b: 1837
Nicholas Van Buren Powell b: 1840

1848/12/23 NCCaswell- 1848-Dec-23: NCCasw- MASTIN POWELL of
Caswell to CARTER POWELL of Caswell. All of said
MASTIN POWELL's eighth interest in the estate of his mother
the late ELIZABETH POWELL, both that which has come
into the hands of her administrator, CARTER POWELL, and
also what may be due and coming from the estate of her
father,and now in the hands of his executor, Isaac
SATERFIELD; MASTIN POWELL late of the county of Halifax, VA
also all the right, title and interest of the estate of his
father the late JAROLD POWELL, deceased.
NCHistorical Commission, Caswell Co. Records, Deeds & Deeds
of Trust, 1794-1856. (20.037).



!NAME:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

!BIRTH:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

!DEATH:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

Name:
Kit 832366 T746694

Carter married Sarah Bates 'Sallie' [LZ84-RPP] Moore 28 Juln1822, Halifax County, Virginia. Sarah (daughter of Armistead Tarleton/Tarlton [KCX5-FK5] Moore and Elizabeth Stanfield) was born 31 Jan 1804, Halifax Co., Virginia; died 21 Oct 1877, Caswell County, North Carolina; was buried , Powell-Moore Family Cemetery, Caswell County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Sarah Bates Moore (1804-1877)

______________



38. Tarleton Moore167, born Abt. 1780 in Halifax Co, VA. He
was the son of 76. John Moore. He married 39. Elizabeth
Stanfield 1812 in Halifax Co, VA.

39. Elizabeth Stanfield168.

Children of Tarleton Moore and Elizabeth Stanfield are:
19 i. Sarah Bates Moore, born 31 Jan 1804 in
Halifax Co, VA; died 21 Oct 1877 in Caswell Co, NC; married
Carter Powell 19 Nov 1821 in Halifax Co, VA.
ii. Armistead Tarleton Moore168, born 1815 in
Halifax Co, VA; died 1870 in Halifax Co, VA; married
Rebecca E Scott 26 Sep 1831 in Halifax Co, VA; born 19 Oct
1813 in Halifax Co, VA.
iii. Banks Moore168, married Elizabeth J Wilson.
iv. Catherine Frances Moore168, born Abt. 1813;
died 1889; married Branch Penick 25 Nov 1835.
v. Edwin Moore168

!NAME:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

!BIRTH:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

!DEATH:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
138-139 (Article #99 "Fa, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 138-139 (Article #99 "Fa

Notes:

Married:
Marriage Date: 6/22/1822 NOTE: Marriages in this era are generally found to occur in December.

Notes:

Will of Mastin Powell (1846)

In the name of God Amen. I Mastin Powel of the County of Halifax and State of Virginia being of sound disposing mind and memory and knowing the mortality of the flesh that it is appointed for man to die do make, ordain, constitute and appoint this my last will and testament in manner and form following to wit:
I will that my Executors herein after named pay all my just debts.
1st Item: Having given to my nine children in money and property to the amount of eight thousand two hundred and forty six dollars and thirty six cents to wit:
To my son Carter Powell seven hundred and forty dollars
To my daughter Elizabeth Powell eight hundred and twenty dollars
To my son Biggers Powell nine hundred and eighty five dollars
To my son John B. Powell fifteen hundred and fifty five dollars and 36 cents
To my daughter Nancy T. Carter seven hundred and eighty five dollars
To my daughter Mary Ann Carter seven hundred and sixty dollars
To my son William Powell seven hundred and eighty six dollars
To my daughter Susan Powel seven hundred dollars
To my daughter Harriet J. Yarbrough seven hundred and
fifteen dollars
2nd Item: I will that these several amounts be taken from
their portions of the division of my estate.
3rd Item: I give to my beloved wife during her natural life
all of my Land to be rented out at the direction of my Executors also one third part of my slaves giving her liberty to select such as may suit her also one year's support, two work horses Two good feather beds and furniture.
4th Item: I will that my executors sell the balance of my slaves household and kitchen furniture plantation tools stock of every description and all property I may die possessed of on a credit of twelve months and divide the money equally among the above nine named children.
5th Item: I will that after the death of my wife Mary Powell my executors sell the land and all the life property of her and equally divide the same among by nine above named children.
6th Item: I hereby appoint Isaac Satterfield and my son William Powell executors to this my last will and testament hereby revoking all other or former wills by me made.
Signed published and declared by Mastin Powell as and for his last will and testament who at his request and in his presents subscribed our names as witness this the 27th August 1846
Mastin Powell
Witnesses: Thomas W. White, Edward Moore, Alfred Russell
At a Court held for Halifax County the 26th day of October 1846 the within written last will and testament of Mastin Powell was presented in court and proven by the oaths of two witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. And on the motion of Isaac Satterfield one of the executors therein named who made oath thereto according to law and with Richard Carter Senior and John N. Satterfield his securities entered into and acknowledged a bond on the penalty of $30,000 conditioned according to law, certificate is granted to him for obtaining probate of said will in due form.
Teste: William Holt, Clerk
Powell Children Marriages:
Carter m Sarah Bates Moore, 22 Jun 1821/22, Halifax Co., VA
Elizabeth m Jerrald Powell (her Uncle[Nephewmfe]), 23 Dec 1816, Halifax Co., VA
Biggers m Gillie Lipscomb, 14 Jul 1829, Halifax Co., VA John Bibb m Nancy Carter
Nancy T. m Richard Carter
Mary Ann m Green Carter
William Jefferson m Elizabeth Allen Carter
Susan m Jackson Powell (her nephew)[Uncle]
**************
Issac & Mary Carter-2-5-1821-Lemuel Carter-father ISAAC
SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD
AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL
CARTER.

1.Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802 m. Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821 married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d. 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr. 24 Nov 1898 d. 16
Jun 1977, married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980 married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. [Mike R. Satterfield] Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 m.Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821, Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA
married Levi Lewis 13 Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William
Berkley Carmichael 23 Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11
Oct 1915 Married Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is through 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F. Ferrell 22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA
married Eliza J. Smith 8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA

>I believe that this is our leader, Mike Woods, family, all
descendants of Isaac Satterfield, son of John (I) Satterfield and his wife Sarah Jay.
My direct line without listing brothers and sisters etc.,
is:

Lemuel (Lem) SATTERFIELD b. 12 or 14 Oct 1821 Halifax, Va
d. circa 1880 married 8 Aug 1852 Halifax, Va to Eliza J. SMITH b. unk... d. unk... One of their children was
Ballard (Bal) Carter SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 Halifax, Va
d. 19 Oct 1932 Caswell Cty, NC, married (First Wife) Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864, Caswell Cty NC, d. 5 Dec 1905. Both buried Bethel Church, Caswell Cty, NC.
One of their children was:
Charles Lemuel (Buck) SATTERFIELD b. 24 Nov 1898 Caswell Cty NC d. 16 Jun 1977 Durham, NC married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 Marlboro Cty, SC d. 8 Feb 1975, Durham, NC, both buried Maplewood Cemt, Durham, NC
One of their children was:
Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 26 Aug 1920, Durham, NC d. 13
Jan 1980 married Leon Willard WOOD b. 28 May 1915 Lee Cty, NC d. 11 Feb 1997 both buried Maplewood Cemt, Durham, NC

1820 Va Census Halifax County Marseilles District Series
M33 Roll 131, Page 98 Lists Mastin Powell 3 houses away
from John Blackwell. Mastin Powell (Mary Carter) is the
f/o William Jefferson Powell, Sr.

1820 Va Census Halifax County Marseilles District Series
M33 Roll 131, Page 98 Lists Mastin Powell 3 houses away
from John Blackwell. Mastin Powell (Mary Carter) is the
f/o William Jefferson Powell, Sr.

Powell/Powell Deed, 1853 - Halifax Co. VA Deed, William J. Powell Jr. to William J. Powell Sr. Library of Virginia, Halifax County Virginia Deeds, Book 56, page 61, 28 November 1853 "I, William J. Powell Junior of the County of Caswell, North Carolina, heir at law of Mastin Powell, deceased, for and in consideration of the sum of twenty dollars to him in hand paid by William J. Powell Senior of the County of Halifax, Virginia, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged hath bargained, sold and by these presents doth bargain, sell and deliver to the said William J. Powell, his heirs all of my interest in the dower of Mary Powell left her by her husband Mastin Powell." I William J. Powell, for myself, my heirs I do warrant forever defend the right, title & claim...of said dower in the possession of Mary Powell of Halifax, Virginia ... I have set my hand a seal this 28th day of November 1853 William J. Powell
Witness: Carter Powell , A. L. Ball , Greensby Carter ,
Submitted by Steve Carson
[Note: MF Eggleston: This compelling deed is thought to be
made between Uncle and Nephew, as was customary in the era,
as opposed to current tradition of father to son, in the
20th century.]

Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 228
(Article #248, "Rebe, Details: The Heritage of Caswell
County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor
(1985) at 228 (Article #248.

Estate of Mastin Powell, 1848 - Halifax Co. VA


Abstracts of the Probate Records of the Estate of Mastin Powell
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 157-158,
November Court 1848

Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Martson Powell

Dated 14 December 1848; inventory by George P. Richardson, James Edwards,
Edward Moore
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 171-172,

December Court 1848
The Estate of Marston Powell, deceased in account with Isaac Satterfield
list of various expenses to include:
To cash paid Mary Powell keeping Daphne $120
To cash paid William J. Powell $24.31
To cash paid Richard H. Carter $9.48
To cash paid Biggers Powell $9.48
To cash paid Mastin Powell Jr. $4.45 [Note: This could be "Martin" not
"Mastin"]

and at the end on 31 October 1848 a list that looks mostly like a distribution of proceeds to heirs:
To cash paid Carter Powell $574.60
To cash paid Harriet Yarbrough $579.60
To cash paid Green Carter $549.60
To cash paid Elizabeth Powell $494.60
To cash paid Richard H. Carter $529.60
To cash paid Carter Powell $6.59
To cash paid Armistead Moore $19.19
To cash paid Biggers Powell $114.60
To cash paid William J. Powell $128.60
To cash paid Susan Powell $614.60

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 130-134,
October Court 1848
Account of the sale of Mastin Powell, deceased the 24th of November 1846
William J. Powell purchases:
one lot staves $2.50
368 feet plank @0.35 $1.28
Negro girl Lucy $170.00
Negro child Nicholas $111.50
Negro girl Margaret $275.00
1 black pointed heifer $3.70
1 small calf $1.70
1 lot potatoe seed, 1 loom $1.25
1 writing desk $0.50
Purchasers are:
Richard Carter Sr.
Carter Powell
William J. Powell
Edward Moore
Richard Oliver Sr.
Biggers Powell
Thomas Owen
Miss Susan Powell
Mrs. Harriet Yarbrough
William Farmer
Biggers Carter
John F. Lawson
Turner Carter
Phillip P. Vass
Albert and John Satterfield, executors
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell
Samuel Carter
Alberty Satterfield
Alexander Cunningham
William Hamblett
Turner D. White
Mark M. Stanfield
William J Carter
James Edwards
William C. Cumbee
Aley Austin
Clement Lipscomb
Armistead Moore
Charles H. Mosley
John N.? Satterfield
Edward Bass
Greensby Carter
Isaac Satterfield
Mrs. Mary Powell
Nathaniel Watkins

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #23 pages 268-269,
July Court 1851
The Estate of Marstin Powell in account Current with Isaac Satterfield administrator:
[This list includes several distributions of equal amounts of money to what appears to be the heirs:]
Dec 8, 1848 William J. Powell $40.00
Dec 8, 1848 Harriet Yarbrough $40.00
Dec 8, 1848 Susan Powell $40.00
Dec 15, 1848 Greenberry Carter $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Richard H. Carter $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Carter Powell $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Carter Powell, adm. $40.00
Dec 20, 1848 Biggers Powell $40.00

In Sept-Oct 1849, $45.83 is distributed to the same list.
In March 1850, $52.91 is distributed to the same list.

Submitted by Steve Carson

Mastin married Mary Owen "Polly" [LCZ8-F41] Carter Bef 1800, Likely Caswell Co., NC. Mary (daughter of Private Richard 'Tailor' dna [LVCF-89Q] Carter and Susannah LZCR-T94 Bigger) was born Abt 1772, Halifax Co., Virginia; died 1868, Halifax Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mary Carter is the d/o Richard Carter; after her father's death, her mother married David Powell and Mary and David's son, Mastin Powell married soon thereafter.

Early ancestors of Louise Powell Butler My great-great-great-grandparents on my gg grandfathers' side were Mastin Powell and Mary called "Polly" Carter. He was a settler, tavern keeper, owner of a race track and slaves. They resided about 8 miles below Milton, NC on Powell Creek, Halifax Co., VA now Turberville. They had nine children:
1. Carter, 5/6/1800-10/26/1857, married Sarah Bates Moore,
1/31/1804-10/21/1877, 6/22/1822;
2. Elizabeth married Gerald Powell, her uncle, 12/24/1816;
3. Biggers married Gillie Lipscomb, 6/16/1829;
4. John Bibb married Nancy Carter;
5. Nancy T. married Richard Carter;
6. Mary Ann married Green Carter;
7. William Jefferson married Elizabeth Allen Carter;
8. Susan married Jackson "Jack" [Jarrell] her nephew;[he was her uncle]
9. Harriett I. married, 1st Joseph Yarbrough and, 2nd, Henry Laws. Most of their children settled in and around
Caswell County, NC and Danville, VA Source: Information
from Uncle Walter B. Powell, Great Aunt Fleetwood Powell,
Stanfield Family Bible, paper written by Charlie Stanfield
to Uncle Walter B. Powell and wills.
> > > >
> > > > END of EXTRACTION

!ALT NAME:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County,
North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at
228 (Article #248, "Rebe, Details: The Heritage of
Caswell County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow,
Editor (1985) at 228 (Article #248, "Rebe

!DEATH:Details: The Heritage of Caswell County, North
Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor (1985) at 228
(Article #248, "Rebe, Details: The Heritage of Caswell
County, North Carolina, Jeannine D. Whitlow, Editor
(1985)

Estate of Mastin Powell, 1848 - Halifax Co. VA


Abstracts of the Probate Records of the Estate of Mastin Powell
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 157-158,
November Court 1848

Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Martson Powell

Dated 14 December 1848; inventory by George P. Richardson, James Edwards,
Edward Moore
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 171-172,

December Court 1848
The Estate of Marston Powell, deceased in account with Isaac Satterfield
list of various expenses to include:
To cash paid Mary Powell keeping Daphne $120
To cash paid William J. Powell $24.31
To cash paid Richard H. Carter $9.48
To cash paid Biggers Powell $9.48
To cash paid Mastin Powell Jr. $4.45 [Note: This could be "Martin" not
"Mastin"]

and at the end on 31 October 1848 a list that looks mostly like a distribution of proceeds to heirs:
To cash paid Carter Powell $574.60
To cash paid Harriet Yarbrough $579.60
To cash paid Green Carter $549.60
To cash paid Elizabeth Powell $494.60
To cash paid Richard H. Carter $529.60
To cash paid Carter Powell $6.59
To cash paid Armistead Moore $19.19
To cash paid Biggers Powell $114.60
To cash paid William J. Powell $128.60
To cash paid Susan Powell $614.60

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #22 pages 130-134,
October Court 1848
Account of the sale of Mastin Powell, deceased the 24th of November 1846
William J. Powell purchases:
one lot staves $2.50
368 feet plank @0.35 $1.28
Negro girl Lucy $170.00
Negro child Nicholas $111.50
Negro girl Margaret $275.00
1 black pointed heifer $3.70
1 small calf $1.70
1 lot potatoe seed, 1 loom $1.25
1 writing desk $0.50
Purchasers are:
Richard Carter Sr.
Carter Powell
William J. Powell
Edward Moore
Richard Oliver Sr.
Biggers Powell
Thomas Owen
Miss Susan Powell
Mrs. Harriet Yarbrough
William Farmer
Biggers Carter
John F. Lawson
Turner Carter
Phillip P. Vass
Albert and John Satterfield, executors
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell
Samuel Carter
Alberty Satterfield
Alexander Cunningham
William Hamblett
Turner D. White
Mark M. Stanfield
William J Carter
James Edwards
William C. Cumbee
Aley Austin
Clement Lipscomb
Armistead Moore
Charles H. Mosley
John N.? Satterfield
Edward Bass
Greensby Carter
Isaac Satterfield
Mrs. Mary Powell
Nathaniel Watkins

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Will Book #23 pages 268-269,
July Court 1851
The Estate of Marstin Powell in account Current with Isaac Satterfield administrator:
[This list includes several distributions of equal amounts of money to what appears to be the heirs:]
Dec 8, 1848 William J. Powell $40.00
Dec 8, 1848 Harriet Yarbrough $40.00
Dec 8, 1848 Susan Powell $40.00
Dec 15, 1848 Greenberry Carter $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Richard H. Carter $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Carter Powell $40.00
Dec 18, 1848 Carter Powell, adm. $40.00
Dec 20, 1848 Biggers Powell $40.00

In Sept-Oct 1849, $45.83 is distributed to the same list.
In March 1850, $52.91 is distributed to the same list.

Submitted by Steve Carson

Name:
Polly Married Mastin Powell. She is thought to be the eldest child, as she 'ran away' soon after her mother married David Powell. -mfe

Notes:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2116635&id=I540033292
Tarlton MOORE
Given Name: Tarlton
Surname: Moore
Birth: abt. 1778 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Death: Nov 11, 1829 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Note:
Halifax Wills 1792-1797, pg. 275
Recoded Sept 26, 1796
Account against the estate of Tarleton Moore, by his guardian, Francis Moore.
1805 Halifax Co. Va - Tarlton Moore - Ensign in 1st Battallion of 69th Regiment of Virginia Militia.
1807 Halifax Co. Va - Tarlton Moore - Recommended Cornet in 69th Regiment of Virginia Militia.
July Court 1830 Halifax Co. Va
Elizabeth Moore is in court to settle the accounts of Tarlton Moore dec'd, she states he died Nov 11, 1829 and list the following children John B. Moore, Armistead Moore, Edward Moore, Catherine Moore and Sarah Moore.
Father: John MOORE b: aft. 1744 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Mother: Mary Frances HEMPHILL
Marriage 1 Elizabeth STANFIELD b: abt. 1774 in Halifax Co. Virginia; Married: Dec 29, 1801 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Children
Catherine Frances MOORE b: 1813 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Armistead Tarlton MOORE b: 1815 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Edward Branch MOORE
John Brandon MOORE b: 1802 in Halifax Co. Virginia
Robert MOORE b: 1817 in Halifax Co. virginia
Sarah Bates MOORE b: Jan 31, 1804 in Halifax Co. Virginia

Armistead married Elizabeth Stanfield. Elizabeth (daughter of Marmaduke Stanfield and Mildred Banks) was born Est 1774, Halifax Co., VA or Caswell Co., North Carolina; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

VA PUBLIC CLAIMS: HALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
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Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Deed Book 2,
Page 132, 20 March 1760
Deed, William Wynne of Halifax Co, to David Powell of same
Abstract: for 40 pounds, 425 ac. on both sides the Woolf
Cr, the same land granted said Wynne by patent 10 September
1755 and bounded as by said patent may appear. All houses,
orchards, fences, etc.
Signed: Wm. Wynne No witnesses.
Recorded 20 March 1760

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Deed Book 4,
Page 114, 18 November 1762
Deed, David Powel of Halifax Co. to Alman Gwyn of same
Abstract: for 100 pounds, 425 acres by patent, on both
sides of the Wolf Trap Cr., beg. at Banister's cor. line
thence south...(torn) ... Winn's line... All houses,
orchards, ways... "perfect indefeasible estate of
inheritance in the simple"...
Signed: David Powell Mary, wife of David, relinquished her
right of dower.
No wit. Recorded 18 November 1762

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Deed Book 9,
Page 166, 1 Jul 1773
Deed, Edward Powell of Halifax, VA, to David Powell, my
son, of Halifax, VA
Abstract: for 40 pounds, a certain tract of about 121
acres of land in H on the north side of Banister River, and
bounded by James Daniel, Wooding, Luke Powell, Sizemore,
Winns Creek, it being the last parcel of my land granted to
me by patent of Jul 20, 1768.
Signed Edward (Ed his mark) Powell.
Wit: Edward Tuck, Joseph (his mark) Land, Frances (I her
mark) Powell, Lucy (X her mark) Powell.
Recorded Nov 18, 1773.

Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia, Deed Book 9,
Page 358, 16 November 1774
Deed, Robert Wooding of Halifax. VA and Antrim Parish to
James Hill of same
Abstract: for 30 pounds, a certain tract of land of about
200 acres in H on both sides of the Rocky Branch (it being
the same tract which the said Wooding purchased of Edward
Powell by H deed) and bounded by John Tuck ' William
Powell, Luke Powell, the Cowford Road, John Tuck's new line.
Signed: R Wooding.
Wit: none
Recorded Nov 17, 1774.


Halifax Co VA DB 10: 408 8 jan 1778 from John Tuck of H to Thomas Tuck of H, for 30£, all that messuage plantation parcel of land and premises in H on both sides of Woodings road, containing about 150 acres, it being the land whereon the said Thomas Tuck now lives, and bounded by a drain of the Rocky Branch, Rob. Wooding, Hill, Peter Roberts. Signed: John Tuck
Wit: Edwd Tuck, Richard Dobyns, Mark (+) Powell, David Powell Rec 19 feb 1778

Halifax Co VA DB 11(12?) p. 329 6 jun 1783 from John Owen..to Daniel Roberts...both sides of Wynns Cr, and bounded by...David Powell, Hill's orphans, Thomas Tuck, Robert Wooding, & Simon Holt on the lower side of the Cr and by the lines of said Holt & John Wooding on the upper side of the Cr...

Halifax Co, VA Will Book 1:p. 351 Edward Tuck ... dated 14 Aug 1780 probated 17 May 1781 proved 18 Oct 1781
names daughter Mary, Sarah, Vastie, Tabitha, Susannah, sons Moses & Josiah, Edward
tract upon Bufelow Creek
Thomas Lacy's line Simon Holts line to Patty Ashlock my house & plantation to live on & raise her children until my son Edward arrives to lawful age to take it in possession if she continues single.
exr brother John Tuck & Thomas Lacy
Security David Powell & Thomas Tuck

Halifax co, VA Will Book 2p. 511 Thomas Tuck inventory & appraisement 19 jun 1792
signed: Simon Holt, Peter Roberts, David Powell
19 jun 1792 Sworn before George Camp Returned 25 Jun 1792



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http://genforum.genealogy.com/powell/messages/10058.html

Mastin, son of David Powell (d.1801) was a respected member of the community. I don't know why he was executor of a Smith estate unless it was because of his status in the community. He married a Carter[ Polly,d/oRichard] and his brother (David, Jr.) married a Smith. Perhaps that is where the connection came form. David Jr married (I think) Sarah Wynne Smith but I don't know anything about her family.
That community was centered around the present town of Halifax, Virginia which is only a few miles from South Boston. Mastin later settled along the Dan River between Danville and South Boston where he ran a tavern, had a race track and lots of kids. A good portion of the Powells in north central NC descend from Mastin and his wife Elizabeth [his wife is Mary O. Carter, d/o Richard and Susannah Bigger]. I do know that David and Sarah moved to NC shortly after their marriage. Mastin's oldest son, Carter Powell, was a wealthy landowner in the vicinity of Milton, NC.
Henry Powell

Birth:
Henry Powell (ID *****5589) Date: July 07, 2002 at 09:16:27
In Reply to: Mastin Powell, Halifax, VA d. 1846 by Steve Carson of 14673

Mastin was my 3rd G grandfather. Interesting family history ... his father was David Powell, hiw mother was Mary Epps Powell (2nd cousin to Thomas Jefferson). Mary died and David took in and maried a widow , Susannah Carter, with several young children. Mastin and Susannah's daughter Polly hit it right off and were married in 1796 when Polly was probably about 15. Mastin was 20. Never found a marriage record, suspect they were spirited away to NC (just across the river) for a shotgun marriage. David died in 1801, Susannah burned his will (we think) and claimed the widow's share of David's considerable estate. Mastin (probably born Martin but never used the right name) moved to another area of Halifax County and built a stagecoach inn with a bar and a racetrack. He raised a lot of tobacco and made a lot of money. He and Polly had lots of kids. Eventually Susannah died and Mastin was appointed executor of Davids's estate in 1815. I descend from mastin's youngest son, William Jefferson Powell. North central North Carolina is populated with descendants of mastin's other kids, particularly his first-born, Carter Glass Powell who was a prolific planter in Caswell county.
Would like to exchange information with other descendants of Mastin's grandfather, Edward Powell of halifax County VA.
Henry Powell


Name:
Family Search Identifier

David married Mary [LCDH-LPW] Eppes/Epps 18 Nov 1782, Halifax County, Virginia. Mary (daughter of Joshua Eppes/Epps and Elizabeth [LCXP-SG1] Smith) was born Abt 1757, Probably Halifax Co., Virginia; died 24 Feb 1794, Halifax County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mary Epps Powell was alive at the date her father's Will
was proved. (24 Jun 1793)

Mary Epps d/o John Epps married David Powell, s/o Edward and Elizabeth in about 1760 in Halifax Co., Virginia; children of Mary Epps and David Powell are Joshua b abt. 1767, David, b. abt. 1770, Elizabeth b. abt. 1775, Mastin b. abt. 1776, Mary b abt 1777.
Library of Virginia, Halifax County, Virginia WB #3, Page 61; Will of John Eppes, Saturday 27 Apr 1793: ...made oath that he was present when Moses Epps applied to David Powell Jr. that his wife, Mary Powell, formerly Mary Eppes, might go before a JP for H to prove a nuncupative will of John Epps, decd.....
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Adventures of Purse and Person VIRGINIA Fourth Edition Volume One Families A-F page 286
"Bartlett Pollard Todd born 1786 in Charlotte County, died 7 Jan 1863, of Nottoway County where he was justice, 1816 deputy clerk of court, sergeant major and lieutenant in the War of 1812, and lieutenant colonel of militia, 1829 and later of Petersburg, married, Mary Williams Epes, daughter of John Epes.

Notes:

http://www.virginians.com/t.htm?7076
Richard Carter (-1795) married Susanna Bigger in Prince Edward County 29 December (bond) 1772. Susanna, as administratrix, delivered the inventory of Richard's estate of taken 18 February 1796. Susanna married second David Powell 17 November 1796, and Powell became guardian to her three younger children, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy, by September 1797. A chancery suit of November 1796 identified Richard?s heirs as John Carter, who was then of age, and minors, Thomas, Lemuel, William, Mary, Richard, Samuel, and Nancy

Halifax Co., Virginia Deed Francis Brandon gives his daughter Catherine land to service his named grandchildren William T., Eliza H., Thomas O. and Mary Ann Catherine and
any other of her children. Dated 1831; The marriage Record
for Richard Carter and Catherine Brandon is 1822. If these
children are listed as the grandchildren of Francis
Brandon, f/o Catherine who married Richard Carter, then
these are the children of Richard Carter.


Notes: After Father Richard Carter died Halifax County Pleas Book 18 p 121 - Lemuel Carter being of full age to choose - chose John Carter as Guardian - David Powell and Thomas Carter were securities 1797

In 1796 Susannah sued for her dower rights and Thomas Watkins was appointed Guardian of children; years later she would marry him.

Richard's brother John Carter was in Rev War. Richard and John's Will in Halifax County WB 1 p 88


http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/halifax/vitals/marriages/marr-grms-1753-1800.txt

July 25 1793 Carter Charles W. Ursula Palmer September 20 1792 Carter, Hartwell Sally Colquett
April 4 1794 Carter,George Elizabeth Smith Cole
April 4 1792 Carter, Joseph Sally Faulkner
December 24 1790 Carter, Matthew Eliza Nash
January 29 1789 Carter, Pressley Anne Waddell
November 1 1792 Carter, Robert Unity Cook
March 9 1798 Carter, Thomas Mary Powell

John S. Vaughan is found on the documents concerning the estate of Richard Carter, husband of Susannah Bigger. Others mentioned are Lipscomb Ragland, William P. Townes, Elderson Posey, Archibald Kerby, Thomas Lipscombe, Henry B. Kerby, John Edwards, Edward Dixon, Robert Moore ...

Richard Carter's Inventory is 5 pages in length, and shows the fabrics and 25 slaves. It is concerned with household items, such as Table Cloths and salt sellers, earthen ware, 1 case of knives and forks, 6 feather bedsteads and furniture. Items indicate a lavish household, for the time.

WILLIAM TINNIE (also TINNY) Will
"...being indisposed in body...". To my wife's brother, Jesse Poynor, all my saddleing and shoemaking tools & to his heirs & assigns forever. To my wife's sister Winney Poynor one two yr. old cow heifer. To my brother Edward Tinney who is now in defence of his country one sorrel horse and saddle provided he lives & returns home from the service, and if he does not return to remain the property of my wife. To my wife Elizabeth the land & plantation whereon I now live, it being the one third of my father's tract of land he lived on & bequeathed to me (100 ac.), also stock of horses, cattle, sheep, & hoggs, and all the residue & remainder of my personal estate, and to her heirs and assigns forever.
Exr: John Poynor, Richard Carter, & Theo. Carter Wit: Jno. Scott, Henry B. Kerby Signed William Tinnie
WD 25 May 1782
WP 17 July 1783
18 September 1783 Further proved & recorded Sec. James LeGrand
[It is the Tailor who signs this deed with his brother.]

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/YOUNGER/2001-08/0998323051
1785 Heads of Household Halifax VA Alphabetized
Carter, Daniel, 4, 2, 1
Carter, Jeduthen, 4, 1, 6
Carter, Mary, 7, 1, 5
Carter, Richard (S.), 12, 1, 4
Carter, Richard (T.), 9, 1, 0
Carter, Richd, 9, 2, 2
Carter, Theoderick, 14, 3, 5
Carter, William, 2, 1, 1

This list identifies the Tailor and his S (son)

Richard Carter is shown in records as donating supplies which include many casks of Brandy, during the Revolutionary War. There is a Chancery Suit between Waddill Carter's Widow Mildred Wade (Lewis) which is about the proceeds of the earnings from the still. I thought it interesting that the source of the Brandy donated by Richard is now known to have come from his father's still, which was also owned by Richard's brother, Waddill. - mfe

Name:
Mary Frances Eggleston [mfeggleston AT gmail.com] Family Finder Kit # 343915
Kenneth P. Carter [kcarter AT kcarterlaw.com] Y-DNA Kit # 320036 Group I1 - 12

Died:
Richard Tailor makes appearance in Chancery Court regarding his Executorship of the estate of his brother, John. 25 August 1795.

Richard married Susannah LZCR-T94 Bigger 29 Dec 1772, Prince Edward County, Virginia. Susannah (daughter of John Bigger, Sr. and Susannah Elizabeth "Susan" Bibb) was born Abt 1752, Prince Edward Co., Virginia; died Aft 1805, Halifax County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Name:
The dates of birth for Susannah Bigger's children are estimated. Her 3 youngest children are found in orphans records detailing expenses for Richard, Nancy and Samuel Carter, orphans of Richard Carter, her first husband.-mfe

John married Mary Frances [L85D-RTZ] Hemphill 1772, Brunswick Co., Virginia Colony. Mary was born Abt 1749, Lunenburg [later Halifax] Co., Virginia Colony; died Yes, date unknown, Halifax Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Married:
Children of John Moore and Mary Frances Hemphill:
i Burgess Byrd MOORE
ii Talton MOORE
iii Armistead MOORE
iv Mary Ann MOORE was born about 1781,
Halifax County,Virginia.
v Robert MOORE
vi Elizabeth MOORE was born about 1772,
Halifax County,Virginia.

Notes:

Marmaduke Stanfield, of Halifax, planter; bought 530 acres on Evans Creek on May 21, 1767 from David Caldwell. Final execution of the deed was carried out and recorded August 16,1770 with William Byrd, Esq. serving as power of attorney for David Caldwell deceased. December 1, 1777 Marmaduke Stanfield bought about 280 acres in Halifax Co. from John Ward of Bedford Co. He paid 35 lbs.

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?va/halifax::1424.html

According to the book ?Footprints From The Old Survey Books of Halifax and Pittsylvania Counties In Virginia? by Roger C. Dodson, Wilkins Pond was located on James Turner?s 364-acre track granted Sept 28, 1760. It would have been just up stream on Lawson?s Creek from James Turner's northeast property line (S52E 106 chains), which adjoined William Turner?s 212-acre grant dated Sept 18, 1760.
According to stories from the book ?Halifax County Virginia Heritage 1752-2007?, Abner Holt Richardson was the son of Josiah Richardson and his wife Elizabeth Stanfield Richardson. Elizabeth was the daughter of John S. Stanfield and his wife Susannah Harrison, John S. was the son of Marmaduke Stanfield and his wife Mildred Banks, Marmaduke was the son of Thomas Stanfield and his wife Mary Dalton. Marmaduke had a brother named Thomas that was probably born about 1730, that could have been your Thomas Stanfield (guardian of Turner boys) who died in 1796.
Irvin?s Ferry is shown on a website called ?Halifax County Virtual Tours, South of the Dan Historic Tour? (http://www.oldhalifax.com/county/SouthoftheDanTour.htm). There it explains that ?the stage coach route from Norfolk [Virginia] to Milton, North Carolina, came through old South Boston [Virginia] crossing the [Dan] river about 4 miles upstream at Irvin's Ferry. The coach would have stopped at the "Bloomsburg" store and post office at Glenn's corner and then headed south on Mount Carmel, or Stage Road, now Wilkins Road?. If you go to the above referenced site there is a map. On the map route 699 is Wilkins Road. Wilkins Pond was on route 701, that intersects 699. Route 701 which is now called Mill Pond road.

[Roger Dodson's Property Lines from an old Survey Book show Marmaduke Stanfield's property spans areas in both Halifax and Pittsylvania Counties] See Documents

Birth:
Halifax Co., VA land patent date 23 Feb 1746
He may have been born in Halifax

Name:
Marmaduke Stanfield also married Ann Samuels 26 Aug 1795 in Caswell, NC

Marmaduke married Mildred Banks Lunenburg, Virginia. Mildred was born Abt 1725, Richmond Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]