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1800 Wilkes County NC Census with Ezekiel Joines (Thomas Joines here also)
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1808 North Carolina, Marriage Bonds, about Cullen Cornet & Sally Crays in 1808
| Name: | Cullen Cornet |  |
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| Gender: | Male | |
| Spouse: | Sally Crays | |
| Spouse Gender: | Female | |
| Bond Date: | 16 Nov 1808 | |
| Bond #: | 000071906 | |
| Level Info: | North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 | |
| ImageNum: | 001844 | |
| County: | Lincoln | |
| Record #: | 01 034 | |
| Bondsman: | Newet Made his Mark Edward | |
| Witness: | Maxl Chambers
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Sally Crays Birth 1791 in North Carolina, United States |
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1810 Census with William Jesse Cornett
1810 United States Federal Census about William Jesse Cornett Name: William Jesse Cornett Home in 1810 (City, County, State): Henrico, Virginia Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1 Numbers of Slaves: 1 Number of Household Members Over 25: 2 Number of Household Members: 3 |
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1825 with birth of Gabriel F Joines the father of William Newton Joines
Gabriel F. Joines Timeline ( no wonder we're short) Marriage to Hannah C. Wilson Spouse & Children Death Burial Military Height
Father - Moses Joines 1798 - 1884 |
Hannah C. Wilson Birth: 1 Aug 1834 - Monroe, USA Death: 19 Mar 1894 - Madisonville, Monroe, Tennessee, USA Spouse: Gabriel F. Joines |
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 about Gabriel F. Joines Name: Gabriel F. Joines |
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1827 Mary Cynthia Cook wife of Cullen Cornett
Mary Cynthia Cook Name: Mary Cornett |
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1830 Census with George W Cornett (The 1830 Census recorded the slaves owned but we do not have the offical record as the below document only shows free indivduals.)
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 about George W. Cornett |
• CLARA GREEN • • Birth: 1830 - Haywood, USA • Parents: Thomas Green, Agnes Tankersley She and George Washington Cornett were married in 1850 |
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1830 Census, a Cornett love story and some images with William Jessie Cornett
Records about William Jesse Cornett
Name: William Jesse Cornett Spouse: Rhoda Gilliam Parents: John Canute Cornett Mary Birth Place: Henrico County, VA Birth Date: 1761 Marriage Place: Washington County, VA Marriage Date: 7 May 1787 Death Place: Cornettsville, Perry County, KY Death Date: 26 Nov 1836
U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970 about Mary Everage |
• Birth: 1770-05 (May 1770) - Wake County, North Carolina USA
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WILLIAM CORNETT'S AND MARY EVERAGE'S COURTSHIP During the last few years of William Cornett's first wife's life Mary Everage lived near their home with her two little girls. She was a very industrious and was always ready and willing to help Mrs. Cornett with her work, so they became good friends. When Mrs. Cornett became sick (which was unto death) Mary Everage stayed with her and cared for her all the time that she could. After Mrs. Cornett had been sick for some time she decided that she could never recover so one day she called her husband to her bedside and said to him: "Billie, it looks like I am going to die. When I am gone, you will have a hard time raising the children by yourself. I think that it would be well for you to get you another wife to help you raise them. Mary Everage is a good woman and would make you a good wife; you and her could raise your children up together and get along all right. I think it would be the best for you." Billie Cornett could not speak for some time. Finally, he said, "Rhoda, I don't think that I will ever want another wife. I cannot consider that now." She said, "Well I think that it would be well for you to consider it." It was not long after her death that Billie Cornett began to see the need of a mother's hand; there was no one to cook his meals, no one to take care of the children while he was working in the field or out hunting, no one to wash their clothes or clean the house; he felt that life was not worth living under such circumstances though he was determined not to marry anymore. One Saturday morning Mary Everage learned that Billie Cornett was compelled to be away from home that day on particular business and would be gone all day, leaving the children to take care of the same; so she decided to take her two little girls and go up to his home and stay with his children that day. When she arrived at the house, she readily saw that Billie Cornett was a bad housekeeper, so she began to work, the larger children helping her; by late evening she had cleaned the house, washed the children's clothes and had everything looking like it did in Rhoda Cornett's days when she was able to work. She ironed the children's clothes and had them to wash themselves and put on the clean clothing. After this she cooked their supper and departed for home. She felt very tired as she walked toward home, but at the same time felt enthused over the thought of having done one more days work for her good friend and neighbor, Rhoda Cornett. When Billie Cornett arrived at his front gate just as the shadows of night began to fall on the threshold of his home, one of his little girls came running to meet him, crying, "Look here I am all cleaned up. Mary Everage has been here with us all day. She left just a few minutes ago." Billie Cornett walked on into the house. When he beheld his children in their clean clothes, the house cleaned and everything looking so much like he had so often seen it during his wife's life, he almost felt that a mother's hand had been there. The children had many things to tell him about Mary Everage having them to help her about the work and their many experiences during the day; but their father did not have but little to say to them. His thoughts were running on the council that his wife had given him, "Mary Everage would make you a good wife." He did not sleep but little that night; his mind seemed to be taking a new lease on life. He could see in his visions Mary Everage going about the duties of a mother in his home, directing and counseling his children and the thought of his dead wife's advise had turned him upside down. He arose early next morning and cooked a hurried breakfast. After eating breakfast he instructed his children as to their work for that day, told them that he would be back home that evening and then started with quickened step down the road toward Mary Everage's home. When he arrived, she met him at the door and asked him to come into the house. He answered, "No, I just came to see you about a little matter." "All right," she said, "what is it?" His heart seemed to choke him; finally he said, "Mary, I never courted but one woman in my life and I never expect to court another, but if you will marry me and help me raise my children, I will help you raise yours and I will go and get the license today," She agreed to the proposition and they got married. |
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Mary Everage Cornett memorial stone |
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William Jesse Cornett Birth 1 Jan 1761 in Henrico Co, Virginia
William Cornett's Pension Application Revolutionary War Pension Application of William Cornett File Number W.6723 State of Kentucky, Perry County |
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On this 12th day of August, 1833, personally appeared in open court before this Justice of the County Court of Perry County now sitting William Cornett a resident of County & State aged 71 years who being first duly sworn according to Law doth on his Oath make the following Declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States as a volunteer as he now believes in the year 1779 for the term of six months in Buckingham County Va. under Capt. Anthony Winston in the Reg't. commanded by Co. Skipper?, Joses was the Major, his Lieut. was Arch Walker Ensign John Garraway Sargeant Stephen Bostick on the line of the State of Va. under Gen'l. Lawson of Prince Edward County - in this town he marched through Buckingham down to the Eastern Shores & Continued in Service until his term of six months expired when he was honorably discharged at Manlin? Hills in Va. in 1780 by Capt Winston. On this route he remembers no regular officers. He afterward in 1780 as he believes was drafted for six months in Buckingham County, Va. where he then lived and served under Capt. Sanders Maj. Garraway Col Patterson, his Liet. was Anthony Hockett Ensign Thos Gregory. From Buckingham they marched down to the Eastern Shores in State where he remained in service until his term of six months expired when he was honorably discharged by Capt Sanders at the White Oak Springs 1781 near Little York shortly before Lord Cornwallis was taken. He remembers on this route Gen'l Washington and other regular officers but don't recollect their names. He knows of no person now living by whom he can prove his service as aforsaid. He was born in Henrico County Va. His discharge, he has long since lost. Since the Revolution he lived in Va. & for many years past in Kentucky where he now lives. He hearby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except the present and declares that his name is not on the pension role of the Agency of any State. Sworn to & Subscribed the day & year aforesaid. William Cornett
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 William Cornett's Homestead |
Headstone inside the block wall |
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1833 ` Tennessee, Marriage License, 1833, Solomon Wilson & Mary Glaze
| Name: Solomon Wilson Gender: Male Birth Year: 1814 Spouse Name: Mary Glaze Marriage Year: 1833 |
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1833 Birth of Margarette Parham Cornett wife of Byrd Cornett who is the brother of George W Cornett
Georgia, Deaths Index, 1914-1927 about Margarette Cornett Name: Margarette Cornett [Margarette Parham] Birth Date: 1833 Birth Place: Fannin, Georgia Death Date: 9 Feb 1925 Death Place: Blue Ridge, Fannin Death Age: 92 Race: White Ethnicity: American Marital Status: Married Gender: Female Father Name: Andy Parham Mother Name: Sinda Barker Spouse Name: Bird Cornett |
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1850 Census with Solomon Wilson Family
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1850 Census with Moses Joines and Gabrial F Joines
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1850 Census with Elijah Clayton
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HENDERSON CLAYTON
Birth: 8 Jun 1829 - Polk, United States
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Sarah Ely
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Elijah Clayton Our great great grandfather - Henderson Clayton's father
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1850 Census with Cullen Cornett and about Sarah Cornett and George Cornett
1850 United States Federal Census about Sarah Cornet Name: Sarah Cornet Age: 54 Birth Year: abt 1796 Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1850: District 85, Union, Georgia Gender: Female Household Members: Name Age Cullen Cornet 66 Sarah Cornet 54 Susan Cornet 41 George Cornet 25 Johne Cornet 25 William Cornet 21 Louisa Cornet 18 Rebecca Cornet 15 |
1850 United States Federal Census about George Cornet First married to Susan who died. Then married Clara Green with whom he had more children. |
Cullen Cornet 1781 was in Cumberland, North Carolina June 8, 1880 in Fannin County, Georgia, USA Parents William Cornet Sally Crays 1807-1808 1850 United States Federal Census about Cullen Cornet Name: Cullen Cornet Age: 66 Birth Year: abt 1784 Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1850: District 85, Union, Georgia Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Cullen Cornet 66 Sarah Cornet 54 Susan Cornet 41 George Cornet 25 Johne Cornet 25 William Cornet 21 Louisa Cornet 18 Rebecca Cornet 15 |
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1853 Marriage of Cullen Cornet and Mary Cook (2nd marriage for Cullen)
Name: Cullen Cornet Spouse:
Mary Cook |
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