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Isaac  Etheridge 

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John Etheridge
1745 - 1845

 


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Isaac Etheridge
1775 - 12/16/1836
Isaac Etheridge was born about 1775 in Brunswick County, North Carolina and died on December 16, 1836 in Lowndes County, Alabama. Actual date of birth is unknown. He lived to be about 61 years old.

He and his wife had twelve children:
  1. John C.,
  2. Willian Elias (1804) NC,
  3. Isaac Green (1805) NC - married Sallie Gore,
  4. Mary Elizabeth (1808) NC,
  5. Elias Jenerette (1810 NC - 1844 SC),
  6. Daniel O. (1812 NC - 1847 AR),
  7. Sarah E. (1815) NC,
  8. Solomon Reuben (1818 NC - 1867 AR),
  9. Eliza Jane (1820) NC,
  10. Benjamin F. (1825) NC,
  11. Thomas J. (1827) NC,
  12. Joseph James (1830 NC -1905 OK).
Records
Census5/2/1800 Wilmington NC (Brunswick County) 25 yrs old 
This information, while true, may NOT apply to our Isaac Etheridge.  page 21 - Isaac Etheridge -two Males - (Under 10), one Male (10 thru 15), one Male ( 16 thru 25), one Female (16 thru 25)

on page 20 - Robert Green - two Males ( Under 10), one Male(26 thru 44), one Female(Under 10), one Female(26 thru 44)  
Land Deed12/4/1809 NC (Columbus County) 34 yrs old 
Abstracts of Earliest Deed 1808 - 1818,Book A - 279 - Dec. 4, 1809, James Smith, L.. Smith, David J. Smith, & Solomon Smith to Isaac Etheridge, Dec. 4, 1809; $50 0, 4/5th of all that land descended to them from the estate of John Smith, Dec'd lying on Waccamaw River below the Seven Creeks known by name of Pireway,400 A. adj. Hosea Pickett & land conveyed to Joseph Long by James Smith. (James Smith being guardian for the minors of John Smith, Dec'd.)With. Joseph Long & Phillip Faulk. (A-279) 
Census1/1/1810 NC (Camden County) 35 yrs old 
This information, while true, may NOT apply to our Isaac Etheridge.  page 9, #3 - I. Etheridge - four males under 10, one male age 10-15, one males age 16-25 2 males age 26-44, one female under age 10, one female age 10-15, one female age 16-25

one the next page #7 - J. Etheridge - one male age 16-25,one female age 16-25,
#31 - D. Etheridge - one male under age 10, one male age 10-15, one male age 26-44, one female under age 10, two females age 10-15, one female age 26-44.  
Land Deed1/18/1820 NC (Columbus County) 45 yrs old 
Abstracts of Deeds, 1829 -1840, Book E & F,18 Jan 1820 - Isaac Etheridge to Henry Long, Jan. 18, 1820; $50, 100 A.Wit: John Gore Jr. & Micajah Long. 
Census8/7/1820 NC (Columbus County) 45 yrs old 
page 3, #4 - Isaac Etheridge - Three Males - Under 10, Two Males - 10 thru 15, one Female - Under 10, one Female - 10 thru 15, one Female - 16 thru 25, one Female - 26 thru 44,
Slaves -one Male - Under 14, Slaves - one Males - 14 thru 25, Slaves -two Males - 45 and over, Slaves - one Females - 14 thru 25,
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1, Free White Persons - Under 16: 7, Free White Persons - Over 25: 1, Total Free White Persons: 9, Total Slaves: 5

Also on the same page
#20 -Henry Long - two males under 10, one male 10-15, one Male - 16 thru 25, one Males - 45 and over, one Females - 16 thru 25, one Females - 26 thru 44 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1

#1 - Joseph Gore - one Male - 45 and over, Female - 45 and over,
Slaves - one Male - 26 thru 44, Slaves - three Females - Under 14, Slaves - three Females - 14 thru 25, Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1 
Census1/1/1830 NC (Columbus County) 55 yrs old 
page 13, #2 - Isaac Etheredge -three Males -( Under 5), two Males (5 - 9), one Male(15 -19), one Male (50- 59), one Female (Under 5), one Female (5 - 9), one Female (10- 14), one Female (40 - 49)  
Land Deed11/12/1832 NC (Columbus County) 57 yrs old 
Book E, Page 198
Know all men by these presents that I Joseph Gore Senr of the State of North Carolina and County of Columbus for and in consideration of the great good will and natural affection which I have and bear in mind toward my worthy and well beloved daughter Mary Reaves have given, granted fully and freely bestowed and delivered to her the said Mary Reaves and the lawful heirs of her body, two negro girls to wit, Jane of the age of nine years and Charlotte of the age of 5 years also Nan of the age of thirty with her youngest child (Mia?) which said negroes with issue, I warrant and defend unto her my said beloved daughter Mary as aforesaid against the lawful right title or demand of any person or persons whatsoever, In witness whereof I the said Joseph Gore Sr have hereunto set my hand and seal this 12th day of Nov 1831.

Isaac Etheridge
John G Grissett
Etheldred Bozman
Joseph Gore Senr {seal}

August Term 1832
This Deed was proved by the Oath of Isaac Etheridge and ordered to be registered. Chis Baldwin Clk Know all men by these presents that I Joseph Gore Senr of the County of Columbus and State of North Carolina for & inconsideration of the great good will & natural affection which I have & bear toward my well beloved son Joseph Gore Jr One negro boy named Ben of the age of ten years together with one negro woman named Dil of the age of twenty five years with her two children (Franses?) and Marium which said negroes with their lawful issue I warrant and defend unto him the said Joseph Gore his heirs & assigns forever In witness whereof I the said Joseph Gore senr have hereunto set my hand & seal the 12th of Nov 1831. Isaac Etheridge John G. Grissett Etheldred Bozman Joseph Gore August Term 1832 This deed was proved by the oath of Isaac Etheridge and ordered to be registered. Chs Baldwin Clk 
Other12/20/1836 Lowndes AL  62 yrs old 
Page: Scattergood, p. 29 (typed; original document p. 41):
State of Alabama ) I Wiley Borough of the County and State aforesaid do hereby Lowndes County ) certify that on Friday the 16th day of December 1836 I was present at the house in which the late Isaac ETHRIDGE resided in said County and had resided for more than a year and in which he died, and the said Ethridge was at that time extremely ill, that he was taken the day before in a violent manner discharging blood copiously from the lungs. The said Ethridge called me the said Borough and informed me that he expected to die soon and sudenly and that he had neglected to make a will in writing until that time and that he thought himself unable to do so then, and the said Ethridge then told me the said Borough that he wished to make a statement verbally what disposition he desired to make of his affairs after his death and he wished me the said Borough to take notice of the same and after his death have it put upon record and it was so to be his will saying to me at the same time that it would be as good as a written will. The said Ethridge then told me that it was his will and wish that all his property shall be kept together and used for the maintenance of his wife and younger children until his youngest child should become of age sufficient to work for themselves [sic] and also for the payment of his just debts and then at that time he wished his property to be divided as follows: He wished his daughter Sarah Turner to have for her share of the estate a negro girl named Hannah and he wished his daughter Eliza to have a negro girl named Barbara and the balance of his property he desired should be equally divided among all his other children with this express condition that he wished and desired that his son Elias Ethridge should receive in the division his share of the estate in money alone and no part of the property-- said Isaac Ethridge also said that he wished his administrator to pay the Burnsides debts with six head of steers if it can be done he also said that he wished me the said Borough to act as the administrator of his estate and to dispose of it as above stated--and I the said Borough also certify that I believe said Isaac Ethridge was during the time of making and speaking said Words was of sound mind and disposeing memory and that he believed his death near at hand and he departed this life during the succeeding night after speaking these words. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th of December 1836.

State of Alabama ) Wilie Borough came personally into court and after being Lowndes County ) duly sworn deposeth and said that the above and foregoing writing purporting to be the nun cupative [sic] will of Isaac Ethridge decd, made at his residence and during his last sickness and is truly his last nun cupative [sic] will and testament and that he was of sound disposing mind and memory at the time of making it and that this deponant [sic] did reduce the same to writing at the special request of the said decedant [sic] made a very short time before his death. Sworn to in open Court this 6th April 1837.
W. Borough 6th April 1837 examined and ordered to be recorded with usual entries. Peter Wilkinson C.C. The above and foregoing is a true copy of the original recorded this 30 May 1837. John Varner Ck by Amaziah Varne 

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Elizabeth Green
Born about 1785 and died on an unknown day in December 1885
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The Children of Isaac Etheridge

John C. Etheridge
Born in Brunswick County, North Carolina about 1801 and died in Parish of Prince George, South Carolina about 1865. He was about 64 years old.

Annie and John had 13 children:
  1. Matthew (1827)
  2. John C. Jr. (1830)
  3. Elias (1833)
  4. Isaac (1838)
  5. William Henry (1840)
  6. R....
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