Husband Joseph Crews
Born: 1800 - South Carolina
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Wife Jeanette
Born: 1801 - South Carolina
Christened: Jul 1844 - Bethel Primitive Baptist Church, Ware County, GA 37
Died: - Columbia County, FL
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Children
1 M John Crews
Born: 1835 - Georgia
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Spouse: Martha
2 M Isham Crews
Born: 1837 - Georgia
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General Notes: Husband - Joseph Crews
Served as a private in Captain North's Militia Company for a 25 day period between 5 Apr 1842 to 20 Apr 1842. This mounted militia patroled the area around Blount's Ferry near the end of the 2nd Florida War. Excommunicated from the church, at her request 10 Aug 1850 (adultery) (A/130) William MILLS, Sr., to Daniel BACON, both of Camden County, bill of sale dated Nov.14, Descendants of James Carter of Westmoreland JOHNS, LEVI Events
• Religion: Member Sardis Baptist Church.
• Occupation: Between 1868 and 1871, Tax Collector Of Echols.
• Occupation: Between 1871 and 1873, Echols County Treasurer.
Events
• Military: Between Apr 1862 and Feb 1865, Co. "K", 32ND GA. Inf. Reg. Csa.
John Carter who usually signed his name John Carter, Sr., to distinguish himself from his first cousin John Carter, was born in Colleton District, S. C., in 1794, a son of Elijah Carter. He was married there about 1825 and his wife was named Lavina, sometimes called "Vincy", born 1799 in South Carolina, but her maiden name is unknown. John and Lavinia had 8 children. THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS, Thursday May 11, 1978, Page Two THE WAY IT WAS -
"History of Ware County, pg 234"
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Jeannette Crews 49
John Crews
Isham Crews
"United States Census, 1850," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MZYD-6PD : accessed 12 Jun 2014), Joseph Crews, Ware county, Ware, Georgia, United States; citing family 463, NARA microfilm publication M432.
Sun., Jan. 7, 1844. Bro. Joseph Crews, Senr., presented his letter from Union Church, Lowndes County, and was received. John J. North, C. Clk.
Sat. before the first Lord's Day in July, 1844. Bro. C. Buie reported that he appointed a meeting at Bro. Joseph Crews, Senr., and received and baptized Sister Jennet Jennette Crews, his wife
1860 United States Federal Census
about Joseph Crews
Name: Joseph Crews
Age in 1860: 50
Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1860: Hamilton, Florida
Gender: Male
Post Office: Jasper
Value of real estate: View Image
Household Members: Name Age
John Cannon
60
Sarah Cannon
52
Thos Cannon
17
Jackson Cannon
13
Wm Cannon
9
Joseph Crews
50
Jennette Crews
60
Isham Crews
18
Joseph served in the Indiian Wars (Second) with John Cannon in William Norths Company
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: , Hamilton, Florida; Roll: M653_107; Page: 614; Image: 54; Family History Library Film: 803107.
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. 1860 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: 1860 U.S. census, population schedule. NARA microfilm publication M653, 1,438 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
General Notes: Wife - Jeanette
Expelled from Bethel PB Church 8 Apr 1885
Husband William Mills Sr
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1 M William Mills Jr
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Spouse: Mary C. Stafford
Marr: 19 Jul 1821 - Camden Co., GA
General Notes: Husband - William Mills Sr
1793, conveying a certain slave bought by MILLS of Solomon HARPER in Suth Carolina about fifteen
years previously.
(A/130) William MILLS, Sr., to Daniel BACON, both of Camden County, bill of sale dated Nov.14,
1793, conveying a certain slave bought by MILLS of Solomon HARPER in Suth Carolina about fifteen
years previously.
Deed Book B
(B/1) William MILLS of Camden county To James CASHEN of Liberty Co., merchant, Power of Atty.
dated April 7, 1795, empowering him to sell 12,000 acres of land on Great Satilla River granted
by the State to MILLS Mar. 25, 1795 in twelve grants of 1000 acres each. Mrs. Jeannett MILLS,
wife of grantor, waives dowry.
(B/241) Affidavit of Bernard O'CALLAHAN made in St. Marys, July 29, 1796, in which he says he
was present in St. Augustine six or seven years previously when a certain slave was sold at
public sale and was bought in by William MILLS, a subject to His Catholic Majesty, and said
MILLS has ever since owned the slave who ran away from MILLS and disappeared about two weeks
ago. MILLS affidavit on p. 242, says the negro has come to Camden Co., and is now a Richard
LANG'S place on the St. Marys' River in said county.
Husband Gerald Eugene Smithy
Born: 16 Oct 1939 - Florida
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Father: William Cicero Smithy Jr
Mother: Mary Alice Hatch
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Wife Jimmie Jaunita
Born: 5 Oct 1942
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Died: 30 Sep 2005
Buried: - Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, Lake City, Columbia Co., Florida, USA
Children
Husband James Carter
Born: Abt 1702 - Lancaster County, VA
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Died: 1747 - Westmoreland County, Virginia
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Father: Thomas Carter Jr.
Mother: Arabella Williamson
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Wife Joyce
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General Notes: Husband - James Carter
County, Virginia
James Carter, son of Captain Thomas Carter, Jr., of "Bar-
ford," and his wife, Arabella Williamson, was probably the sixth
son. He was probably married about 1728, as in that year his
father made a deed of gift to him for a negro man, and also
left him in his will "the great bed and furniture above stairs,"
besides a share in the residuary estate.
From the peculiar name of James Carter's wife \emdash Joyce \emdash it
is thought that she may have been a granddaughter of Daniel
and Joyce Holland, of Northumberland county. She may pos-
sibly have been a daughter of Daniel Neale (born 1642, died
1727) and his wife, Elizabeth, a daughter of Daniel and Joyce
Holland, as James Carter's descendants perpetuated names pe-
culiar to the Neale family. Richard Carter, a grandson of James
and Joyce, owned land in Northumberland, which he seems to
have had by inheritance, probably through his grandmother.
James Carter does not appear in the Lancaster records after
the death of his father, in 1733. Jan. 24, 1746, James Carter,
of Washington parish, Westmoreland county, had a lease of a
plantation in that parish from Daniel McCarthy for the term
of his lifetime, for which he paid a yearly rental of £6 5s. This
term was very short, as on May 8, 1748, the inventory of the
estate of James Carter, deceased, was returned to the Westmore-
land court by Joice Carter, his relict and administratrix.
Sept. 29, 1747, Edward Carter was appointed guardian of his
brother's orphans, named as follows : Thomas, James, Edward
and Sarah Carter. For the next thirteen years he returned an-
nual reports of their estate to the court, and in 1758 petitioned
the House of Burgesses for pay for a runaway slave of James
Carter's heirs, who had been legally outlawed, and was later
found dead in the woods.
June 30, 1761, the Westmoreland county court ordered that the
estate of James Carter, deceased, be divided between his orphans
2l8 GENEALOGY OF THE CARTER FAMILY
according to law, viz. : Thomas Carter, James Carter, Edward
Carter and Sarah Carter. They must have all been of age at this
time, and were probably born as follows :
i. Thomas Carter, born circa 1733- 1734, died in 1781.
2. James Carter, born circa 1735-1736.
3. Edward Carter, born circa 1737-1738.
4. Sarah Carter, born circa 1739-40.
The commissioners appointed by the court in 1761 reported
to the court on March 29, 1763, that this division had been made.
I have no data of the descendants of Edward, James or Sarah
Carter, but Edward and James may have been the ancestors
of the Carters named in the following Westmoreland marriage
bonds:
Elizabeth Carter and Richard Weaver, Aug. 30, 1786; Martha
Carter and Jeremiah Edmonds, April 2, 1791 ; Elizabeth Carter
and Reuben Gutridge, July 13, 1797; Sarah Carter and William
Wroe, June 27, 1797; John Carter and Mary Carter, Sept. 19,
J 797; Catharine Carter and Herman Jenkins, Oct. 20, 1801 ;
Elizabeth Carter and William Ryals, 1806; Daniel Carter and
Naomi Fones, Sept. 9, 1807; Polly Carter and Charles Tuxan,
Jan. 6, 1819; Daniel Carter and Sally Hinson, Oct. 30, 1822.
The last two named may have been grandchildren of Thomas
Carter, eldest son of James.
1. Thomas Carter, supposed to have been the eldest son of
James and Joyce Carter \emdash at least the eldest of those who were
under age when James Carter died, probably married about
1760- 1765. His wife's name was Ann and the name of her
youngest son, Presley Carter, suggests that she may have been
a member of the family of Neale, Stone, McKenny, Cox ai
Garner, in all of which Presley was a given name ; however,
as suggested above, this name may have come into this branch
of the Carter family through the wife of James Carter.
Husband Joseph Hines
Born: Oct 1868 - Florida 38
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Father: Isaac Hines
Mother: Malinda Rawlings 17
Marriage: 1895 17
Wife Julia 17
Born: 1882 - Florida 17
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1 M William H. Hines
Born: 1898 - Florida
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2 M Newman Hines
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Husband John Mathis Jr.
Born: 17 Sep 1835 - Lowndes Co., GA
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Died: 2 Jan 1917
Buried: - Manntown Cemetery, Glen St Mary, Baker County, Florida
Father: John Mathis
Mother: Jemima Lee
Marriage:
Wife Julia Ann
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Husband Levi Johns
Born: Abt 1779-1783 - Beaufort District, South Carolina 39
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Died: Abt 1820 - Camden Co., GA 39
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Wife Keziah
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1 M Jacob Johns
Born: 1807 - Camden Co., GA 39
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Died: 1829 - Camden Co., GA 39
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Spouse: Elizabeth Stafford 40
Marr: 21 Dec 1826 - Camden Co., GA 40. (Death of Spouse)
2 F Amy Johns
Born: 1808 - Beaufort District, S.C.
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Spouse: Joseph Crews
Marr: 10 Feb 1825 - Camden Co., GA
General Notes: Husband - Levi Johns
Levi Johns was born in Beaufort District, South Carolina, about 1779-83, a son of Jeremiah and Levicy Johns. The parents moved, around 1800, to Camden County, Georgia, accompanied by most of their grown, married children and their families. Levi Johns' wife's name cannot be learned, but was thought to be Keziah, maiden name unknown. They had the following children:
1. Averilla
2. Levi, Jr.
3. Amy
4. Jacob
5. Archibald
6. Jeremiah E.
Levi Johns apparently died in the prime of life, about 1820. Camden estate records show that John Lee was appointed June 7, 1824, as guardian of Levi, Jr. and Jacob Johns, orphans of Levi Johns under the age of 14. These orphans had registered to participate in the 1821 land lottery, and drew lot 91, 9th district of Monroe County. On June 6, 1825, the guardian was granted leave to sell that lot of land at public sale. Most of this family moved to Florida. Levi Johns, Jr., moved to Alachua County, Florida, where he appears in the 1840 and 1850 censuses. John Lee and family moved to Hamilton County, Florida, about 1830. Later Archibald also moved to Florida. The son, Jeremiah E. Johns, lived in Wayne County. He served in the Confederate Army, and was a Corporal and later 2nd Sgt. in Company "A", 50th Georgia Regiment, and died in the service, January 25, 1865. The son, Jacob, died in Camden County in 1829, leaving two small children. His widow Elizabeth married John Crews, July 15, 1830. Stephen Crews and family also moved to Florida.
Husband John Carter Sr.
AKA: John Carter Sr.
Born: 1794 - Colleton Dist., SC 41
Christened: 9 Aug 1840 - Union Primitive Baptist Church
Died: 1880 - Echols County, GA 41
Buried: 1880 - Carter Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA 41
Father: Elijah Carter
Mother:
Marriage: Abt 1825 - Colleton Dist., S.C. 41
Wife Lavina
AKA: Vincy
Born: 1799 - South Carolina 41
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Buried: - Carter Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA
Children
1 F Mary Elizabeth Carter 42
Born: 1828 - South Carolina 43
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Died: 1905 - Georgia
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Spouse: James Thomas Corbett Sr 44
Marr: 1861 - Lowndes Co., GA
2 M George C. Carter
Born: 1 Sep 1830 - South Carolina
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Died: 6 Jan 1889 - Echols County, GA
Buried: - Sardis Baptist Church (Carter) Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Lydia E. Terrell
Marr: 1851
3 F Elizabeth Carter
Born: 1832 - Lowndes County, Georgia 43,45
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Died: 29 Mar 1882 45
Buried: - Hickory Grove Cemetery, Lake Park, Lowndes, Georgia, United States of America
Spouse: Rowan Deloach
Marr: Sep 1859
Spouse: George Washington Corbett
Marr: Abt 1859
4 M Martin Turner Carter Senior
AKA: Uncle Buck Carter
Born: 29 Oct 1832 - Lowndes County, GA 46
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Died: 30 Aug 1922 - Echols County, GA 47
Buried: - Carter Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA 48
Spouse: Olive Lightsey
Spouse: Nancy Deloach
Marr: 1854 47. (Death of Spouse)
5 F Sarah Carter
AKA: Sallie Carter
Born: 1834 - Lowndes County, Georgia 43
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Spouse: James Sauls
Spouse: John M. Terrell Jr.
Marr: 1 Mar 1872
6 F Frances M. "Thamie" Carter
Born: 1836 - Lowndes County, Georgia 43
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7 M John Hansford Carter
Born: Apr 1840 - Lowndes County, Georgia 43
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Died: 22 Apr 1902
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Spouse: Lucy Jane Terrell 47
8 M Allen Washington Carter
Born: 19 Aug 1847 - Lowndes County, Georgia 49
Christened:
Died: 5 Nov 1892 - Echols County, GA 49
Buried: - Carter Family Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA 49
Spouse: Sarah Elizabeth Corbett
Marr: Abt 1869
General Notes: Husband - John Carter Sr.
Mr. Carter removed from his old home in South Carolina, near Little Salkehatchie River to Lowndes County, Georgia about 1830. His home was cut out of Lowndes into Echols County in 1858, and, he died there about 1880. His wife died soon after. They were buried in the Sardis Baptist Church (Carter) Cemetery not far from their home; graves unmarked.
Mr. Carter was a First Lieutenant in the militia in the 661st district of Lowndes County, 1832-33 and served as an ensign in the same company, 1835-39. He served an enlistment as a private under Capt. Samuel E. Swilley in the 2nd Regiment, Florida militia, June 16th to Dec. 16th, 1837, in the Indian War.
John Carter, Sr., was baptized into the membership of Union Primitive Baptist Church; August 9, 1840; and the next year, on June 9, 1841, was dismissed by letter with others, to join in the constituting of Antioch Church which was nearer his home. He became a charter member of Antioch and continued a member there for some years, as did his wife.
Reference:
Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia, Vol. 3, pg. 36
1850 Census Lowndes County, GA
1860 Census Echols County, Ga
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Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1840," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHBN-D8D : 15 August 2017), John Carter, Lowndes, Georgia, United States; citing p. 229, NARA microfilm publication M704, (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 45; FHL microfilm 7,045.
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John Carter
Lavina Carter
Mary Carter
George C Carter
Martin Carter
Sarah Carter
Fancy Carter
Eliza Carter
John Carter
Allen Carter
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZYB-6MF : 12 April 2016), John Carter, Lowndes county, part of, Lowndes, Georgia, United States; citing family 467, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
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John Carter
Lavinia Carter
Frances M Carter
John C Carter
Allen W Carter
Mary Carter
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZM2-L65 : 13 December 2017), John Carter, 1860.
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John Carter
Vincy Carter
Thamie Carter
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MCS1-7Z6 : 12 April 2016), John Carter, Georgia, United States; citing p. 29, family 216, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 545,647.
Husband Jeremiah Johns
AKA: Jerry
Born: 1745 - North Carolina
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Wife Levicy
Born: Abt 1760
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Children
1 M James J. Johns
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2 M George Johns
Born: 28 Apr 1783
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3 M Silas Johns
Born: 1796 - Beaufort County, SC
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4 M Jeremiah H. Johns
Born: 4 Jan 1798 - Beaufort County, South Carolina 50
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Died: 5 Mar 1879 - Charlton (now Brantley) Co., GA 50
Buried: - Bachlott Cemetery, Bachlott, Brantley County, Georgia
Spouse: Mary Ann McClellan
Marr: 14 Oct 1824 - Wayne County, GA 50
5 F Lucinda Johns
Born: 1802 - South Carolina
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6 M Levi Johns
Born: 1806 - Camden Co., GA
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General Notes: Husband - Jeremiah Johns
Gene Barber Some Notes On The Johns Family
" A widespread and prolific family in south Georgia and northeast Florida, most of the Johns family seem to be descendents of a Jeremiah 'Jerry' Johns who was born before the Revolutionary War in North Carolina. Jeremiah and his wife Levicy (an old form of 'Louisa') lived in South Carolina and Georgia into the first quarter of the 19th century. The names of his children will be readily recognizable as popular names for many of the present Johns generation... Sarah, born about 1809 in South Carolina married Joseph, son of Samuel Crews, and was responsible for many of that clan throughout southeast Georgia and northeast Florida.
From the Prospect Church (Hamilton County, Florida) Meeting Minutes:
1/25/1840 - J Johns selected in case of failure as a messenger to bear letters to the association.
7/15/1846 - J Johns is listed as Clerk Protem also 8/22/46, 10/24/46, 11/21/46, 1/23/47.
5/23/1858 - J Johns is Church Clerk, also 11/27/58, 1/22/59, 5/21/59 thru 4/3/69.
2/24/1852 - Brother Jeremiah Johns came forward with an acknowledgement of intoxication and was forgiven.
He was born in SC November 18, 1788. He died in Marian Station, Hamilton County, Florida on July 22, 1869..at the age of 80. His body was interred in the Prospect Church Cemetery at Belmont, Hamilton County, FL. This info came from his tombstone, census records, and various other sources. Jeremiah is listed in the registrer of Deceased Veterans of Florida, Vol., #25, page 14. This volume was the work of the Florida Works Projects Administration in 1940-1941. He first married Louvicey (Lucy) circa 1809 in GA. She died circa 1841 in
Marion Station. In the minutes of the Prospect Church for 16 Jan., 1840.."New members accepted by experience David Sistrunk and by letter, Jeremiah and Lucy Johns...Philemon Bryan, Clerk"
He then married Rachael Johnson before 1850 in Marion Station. This was her second marriage. She was born in 1816 in NC. According to the 1860 census Rachael could neither read nor write. She was received into the Prospect Church by experience Saturday November 23, 1850. She was dismissed by letter in 1890 because she was joining a son, Cornelious, in Orange County.
Jeremiah served in the military in the First Regiment, Warrens Militia and in Robert Youngbloods detachment in the Seminole Indian Wars in 1837 and 1838. He enrolled in Hamilton County on Jan., 10, 1837 and served four months and 10 days; he then enrolled at FT. Pierce June 16, 1837 and served until Dec., 6, 1837. He also enrolled at Ft Pierce on April 6, 1838 and served until July 22, 1838 when he was discharged.
In the 1850 Hamilton County census he is listed as the head of the family with his wife Rachael and Matthew, 22, Martha, 13 and Jeremiah, 10. Also present were Rachael's two sons by her previous marriage, Lewis, 11, and George H., 7.
In the 1840 Census Jeremiah is listed as owning 5 slaves. In the 1830 Census he was listed as the head of a family.
Heritage Books, "Records of Tallassee and Newmansville General Land Office" (1825-1892) page 148 dated March 9, 1837 lists Jeremiah's land as one mile south of Genoa, FL.
"Bits and Pieces":
He voted in the election of 1833 to elect a delegate to Congress. He was voter # 1 at Upper Mineral Springs, Precinct #4, Hamilton County, in the first statewide election in May 26, 1845. His son, John C. was voter #2 at the Frances Ross home in that same election.
On January 26, 1839 a petition to Congress was presented by a group of Florida Citizens, Jeremiah included, requesting a grant of a township of land to aid in the founding of Dade Institute. This notice appeared in the Territorial Papers of the United States , The Territory of Florida, 1834-1839, (National Archives).
He was the Justice of the Peace in Hamilton County as of September 9, 1851. Jeremiah deeded his land to his wife, Rachael, in 1866. It was recorded Feb., 13, 1866. The Deed is listed in Deed Book, "F", page 589, Hamilton County, Florida. He lived on Camp Branch until his death.
His first wife is something of a mystery; Lillian Adams a great grandaughter of Jeremiah, born Nov., 8, 1882 and died Nov., 26, 1971, provided information about 45 different members of the Johns Family in 1965. She said that his first wife was Louvicy Walker??? The other info that could be checked proved accurate--it was, however, of more recent vintage???)
We now know that Jeremiah and Levicy were married in 1762. To wit:
Family Data Collection - Marriages Family Data Collection - Marriages
Name: Jeremiah Johns
Spouse: Levicy
Marriage Date (Day, Month, Year): 1762
Source Information:
Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Marriages [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.
1850 United States Federal Census
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 9, Camden, Georgia
Family Number: 326
Household Members: Name Age
Jeremiah Johns 52
Jeremiah Johns 19
William Johns 18
Joseph Johns 16
Jacob Johns 14
Robert Johns 12
John Johns 10
George Johns 6
James Johns 3
Paul Johns 1
Mary Ann Johns 43 Mary Ann McClellan
Sarah Ann Johns 23
Mary Johns 21
1870
87-87
Jeremiah Johns 72 SC $4500-$500
Paul C 21 GA
Georgiana 20 GA
THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS, Thursday May 11, 1978, Page Two THE WAY IT WAS - Gene Barber Some Notes On The Johns Family
Edmund West, comp.. Family Data Collection - Marriages [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001.
Territorial Papers of the United States , The Territory of Florida, 1834-1839, (National Archives).
Prospect Primitive Baptist Church (Hamilton County, Florida) Meeting Minute
1850 United States Federal Census, Camden County, GA
Husband Dan W. Crews
Born: 1878 - Georgia
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Wife Lillie
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1 M Pascal Crews
Born: 1903
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Died: Abt 1938 - Bacon County, Georgia
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Spouse: Myrtice