Harriet Nancy OWENS

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• FamilySearch ID: LWXM-VY9
• Name: Harriet Nancy OWEN
• _UID: 18F1B86B64A4455BBB0F962A362960D5F23E
• Residence: 1850, Pettis County, Pettis, Missouri
• Residence: 1860, Jim Henry Township, Miller, Missouri

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Census shows she was born in Georgia

Harriet married George Thomas VARNER about 1832 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri. George (son of Frederick VARNER and Judah "Juda" PFAUTZ) was born in 1789 in Georgia Or Tennessee Or Virginia; died in 1861 in Miller County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Thomas J. VARNER was born on 8 Feb 1836 in Pettis County, Missouri; died on 12 Feb 1906 in Comanche, Stephens County, Oklahoma.
2. George Washington VARNER was born on 3 Jun 1837 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri; died on 16 Jan 1899 in Johnson County, North Carolina.
3. Edward D. "Ned" VARNER was born on 20 Feb 1839 in Pettis, Missouri; died on 6 Jan 1916 in Pottsboro, Grayson, Texas.
4. Nancy Ann VARNER was born on 27 Mar 1841 in Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri; died on 22 Jul 1934 in Camden County, Missouri; was buried in Pleasant Grove Cemt., Camden Co., Missouri.
5. Elisabeth VARNER was born in Nov 1842 in Millar County, Missouri; died on 25 Dec 1929 in Camden County, Missouri.
6. Samuel Philip VARNER was born in 1846 in Pettis, Missouri; died in 1896 in Tuscumbia, Miller County, Missouri.
7. Francis Marion VARNER was born in Jan 1847 in Pettis County, Missouri; died on 16 Sep 1904 in Miller County, Missouri.
8. Glenn Marion VARNER was born on 29 Aug 1852 in Pettis County, Missouri; died on 10 Mar 1929 in Denison, Grayson, Texas.
9. John D. VARNER was born on 29 Aug 1854 in Tuscumbia, Miller County, Missouri; died on 10 Mar 1929 in Denison, Grayson, Texas.
10. Cyntha Elizabeth VARNER was born on 10 Feb 1856 in Tuscumbia, Miller County, Missouri; died on 3 Mar 1929 in Denison, Grayson, Texas.

Harriet married James M. PAXTON on 30 Nov 1859 in Marion County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: KLZQ-MTQ
• Name: Thomas OWENS
• _UID: BC0D57D01C104540A1E3E3665D04E58D412B
• Residence: 1850, Pettis County, Pettis, Missouri
• Residence: 1860, Washington, Pettis, Missouri

Thomas married Nancy Varner DAVIS on 10 Nov 1810 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. Nancy (daughter of John DAVIS) was born on 30 May 1793 in Effingham County, Georgia; died after 1870 in Pettis County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: GJVN-WMQ
• _UID: 31E1994D7112432D9C0985493A56BA49F11C
• Residence: 1850, Pettis County, Pettis, Missouri
• Residence: 1860, Washington, Pettis, Missouri
• Residence: 1870, Missouri

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• FamilySearch ID: LKTC-BXM
• _UID: 520AB80851554884A418277370053A6AFDB3
• Deed from George Lumkin and his wife Ann to Glen Owen: 2 Dec 1785, Wilkes, Georgia; 500 pounds sterling for 1250 acres on the Dry Fork of Long Creek in Wilkes County, originally granted 23 September 1785 to George Lumpkin. Recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia, Deed Book AA, page 13
• Deed from Sanders Walker to Glen Owen: 7 Feb 1786, Wilkes, Georgia; 100 pounds for 450 acres on Long Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia. Recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia, Deed Book AA, page 48
• Deed from Glen Owen and wife Dorothy to James Rutledge: 6 Mar 1786, Wilkes, Georgia; 133 pounds for 306 acres on the waters of Long Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia, part of a 1250 acre lot originally granted to George Lumpkin 12 September 1785. Recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia, Deed Book A, page 83
• Deed from Glen Owen and wife Dorothy to Thomas Duke: 6 Mar 1786, Wilkes, Georgia; 200 pounds for 325 acres in Wilkes County, Georgia, part of a 1250 acre lot originally granted to George Lumpkin 12 September 1785. Recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia, Deed Book A, page 77
• Deed from Glen Owen and wife Dorothy to William Duke: 19 Mar 1787, Wilkes, Georgia; 150 pounds for 325 acres on the waters of Long Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia, originally granted to George Lumpkin 12 September 1785. Recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia, Deed Book AA, pages 180-181
• Glen and Dorothy Owen Relinguish Rights to John Hardiman Sr. Estate: 26 Nov 1791, Wilkes, Georgia; Glen Owen and Dorothy Owen of Wilkes County, Georgia "being legatees of part of the estate of John Hardiman formerly of the County of Guilford North Carolina deceased" sell to John Hardiman of Wilkes County, Georgia [Dorothy's brother] "all rights titles
• Deed from Glen Owen to Peter Wiley (both of Oglethorpe County): 2 Sep 1797, Oglethorpe, Georgia; $150 for 150 acres in Oglethorpe County, Georgia on the waters of Long Creek. The land "originally surveyed for by said Owen and granted to him by his honor George Matthews Esquire Governor &c. bearing date the twenty fourth day of January in the year of
• Deed from Glen Owen and his wife Dorothy to Robert Jennings: 27 Sep 1797, Oglethorpe, Georgia; 100 pounds currency for 170 acres in Oglethorpe County, Georgia on the waters of Long Creek. Recorded in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, Deed Book B, pages 178-179
• 1805 Georgia Land Lottery: 1805, Louisville, Jefferson, Georgia; In Georgia's 1805 Land Lottery, Glen Owen of Oglethorpe County, Georgia drew two blanks
• 1807 Georgia Land Lottery: 1807, Milledgeville, Baldwin, Georgia; In Georgia's 1807 Land Lottery, Glenn Owen of Capt. Bell's District, Oglethorpe County, Georgia was a fortunate drawer of Land Lot 182, District 15, original Baldwin County; he received a grant for that land 28 July 1808
• Deed from Glen Owen to Robert Gennings: 5 Mar 1808, Oglethorpe, Georgia; $331.75 for 82 acres in Oglethorpe County, Georgia on the waters of the Dry Fork [of Long Creek], "it being a part of Richard Rafferty's land." Recorded in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, Deed Book E, pages 311-312
• 1827 Georgia Land Lottery: 1827, Milledgeville, Baldwin, Georgia; Glenn Owen, senr. R. S. [Revolutionary Soldier], Rhodes District Oglethorpe County, Georgia, drew Land Lot 232, District 11, original Carroll County, Georgia
• Plat, 1827 Land Lottery: 1 Feb 1827, Carroll, Georgia; Plat of land "Drawn by Glenn Owen Senr. R.Sol. of Rhodes District, Oglethorpe County;" plat of Land Lot 232, District 11, original Carroll County, Georgia
• Last Will and Testament of Glen Owen: 3 Jun 1839, Oglethorpe, Georgia; Glen Owen wrote and signed his Last Will and Testament 3 June 1839 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The Will was proven in open court in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in the September Term, 1839 (recorded 6 September 1839).

Glen married Dorothy HARDEMAN about 1776 in Guilford, North Carolina. Dorothy (daughter of John HARDEMAN and Dorothy EDWARDS) was born in 1752 in Virginia, British Colonial America; died after 6 Sep 1839 in Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: KGM5-F5X
• _UID: CFFD45FEE96643EF9A333B20AB43AFF84DC4
• Glen and Dorothy Owen Relinquish Rights to John Hardiman Sr. Estate: 26 Nov 1791, Wilkes, Georgia; Glen Owen and Dorothy Owen of Wilkes County, Georgia "being legatees of part of the estate of John Hardiman formerly of the County of Guilford North Carolina deceased" sell to John Hardiman of Wilkes County, Georgia [Dorothy's brother] "all rights titles

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• FamilySearch ID: GJVF-584
• _UID: 295BAEDC32D44DD18F847BA83AE70F9E36FB

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• FamilySearch ID: 9JG9-GDR
• Name: Thomas OWEN
• Will: 24 Feb 1767, Prince Edward, Virginia

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Thomas Owens Dr. (son of John Owen and Sara Brackett) was born 19 Mar 1730 in Goochland, Va, and died Aft. 08 Apr 1797 in Greene Co, GA.He married Jane Glenn, daughter of John Glenn.
Includes NotesNotes for Thomas Owens Dr.:
Greene Co WB (1796-1806)
THOMAS OWEN 6-17-1805:10-25-1805, p. 85-87
Daus: Ann Rutledge, Jane Musgrove, Mary McCain.
Son: George, exr. Grson: William McCain.
Wits: William Mitchell, Charles Furlow, Isham S. Fannin.
Will of Thomas Owens -Owen, F292V2 (OK City, Lib ) Some GA CO Records pa ge 351 - pg 85-87, Thomas Owen of Green Co, GA being in very advanced sta ge of life, to my dau, Ann Rutledge, $2500, son John $2500, dau Jane Musg ram, $100 EX son of George Owens, dated June 17, 1805, proved Oct 26,1805, Census; Wilkes Co ,GA 316, Ann Rutledge
The original source said born abt 1753-1755
Mixed records of Wills,Appraisements & Administrators Bonds 1787-1796 Thomas Owen..Greene Co
. Ga.
Deed Bk. #1 (Old Book A & B) 1786-1790 Greene Co. Ga. Dr.Thomas Owen.
Will in Greene Co Ga. dated Jun 17, 1803...leaves $100 to dtr Jane Musgrove.
Mary McCain was left 1/3 of balance of estate...and at her death, to go to he her son Willia m McCain and if he had no legal heirs, it would bo to his (Owen's) Legal heirs. Was Mary a person who produced a son for him, after his wife's death? (25 Oct. 1805)
In the Owen Assoc. there is a referance worth putting here..as it probably ties in to his fam ily..."We can easliy see the the Hendrick family had contact with Cumterland Co and Halifax Co. In this 1790 Obadiah Hendrick Estate there were notes om many different people of interest to us-John Craddock -was he related to the Samuel Craddock who received the 1793 land grant with John Cave, John Echols and William Glover?, Gustavus Hendrick, Bernard Hendrick, Elizabeth Hubbard---Richard Echols Brother Abraham had a dtr Elizabeth Echols who married a Hubbard..Is this she? --- Owen West (his mother, Jane Owen, a descendant of Philadelphia Owens, married Joseph West, whose well-known brother, Benj. West, painted the portait of King George III and was a founder and President of the Royal Academy in London. Joseph and Jane died in Pittsylvania Co Va-- Jeremiah Echols, Abraham Echols, Josiah Echols and Benjamin Hendrick." There is more here, but I do not tie it in, and will not type it now.
It then says: "Above it was suggested the wife of Dr Thomas Owen was Jane
Glenn.
In an inquiry from Lynn Wood, Published in the Owen Newsletter, it was stated
Dr Thomas Owens wife was Jane McDearmond. Are Jane Flenn and Jane McDearmond
the same person? Is she mentioned in the will of Michael McDearmondro, probated
in Prince Edward Co Va. 1865? " This was page 4, and I have page 5 sent to me, but not page 3 , which is the odvious referance.
He was in Wilks Co Ga. first...and William and his wife Drucilla Echols did the same thing. T hey could have been the sons of Richard Owens Sr how died in
Halifax Co Va 1756.
In Pittsylvania Co Va, Chatham is now the county seat is now Danville the
largest city. It lies on the line of NC on the Can River.
After the war Dr Thomas bought new property which was available in
Ogle Co Ga..later Greene Co and moved his family there. The land he bought was offered for s ale by the State of Ga. It was land which the state had planned to use as a site for a state univ, but the plan was abandoned when the residents of Greensboro objected that the students might destroy their
shrubbery. Dr Owen bought the land which included the present sites of the
county jail and the courthouse.
1778-9 on Payroll of Capt Sam Gilbert's Co Battalion of Wilkes Co Ga.
1784 Certified on Apr 7 as Colonel Elijah Clark in Wash Co Ga.
1785 Mar 18 conveyed to John Tatum Sr 200 Cares on Pistol Creek in Wilkes CO
Ga.
1788 testator with Harrison Musgrove to land owned by Boon on the N Fork of
Little River.
1792 Glenn, and Thomas to George -his son Power of Atty Oct 21 Wilkes Co
1794 Tax List Wlikes Co Ga . Greene later cut from Wilkes.
1797 Estate of Dr Thomas listed by Thomas Jr. Apr 8 Sep. 7
1804 Jan 23 Thomas conveyed to Wm Pollard 240 acres on Kettle Creek in Wilkes.
1805 Jul. 22 Virginia Court Records Pittsylvania Co. 334 acres-suit land to the south side o f Sandy River against John Owen, Glenn Owen, George Owen, James Rutledge and his wife, formerly Owen and Jenny Musgrove formerly Owen, all heirs of Thomas Owen deceased. This land had previously been maried "abandoned" None of the heirs appeared to claim the land.
Will found in Ga Archives on microfilm, and in Hist. Collections of Joseph
Habersham Chapter Dar Vol 3 1910 Greene Co Wills. 1787-96 Greene Co
Ga..Probate Court WIll Records.
23 Aug 1820 Thomas Owens Heirs conveyed to Robert Simpson 240 acres on Kettle
Creek.
Finding Your Roots by Jeane Eddy Westin
Va Gen Vol 23,3 1979 p 124
Va Hist Soc Richmond Book #356 p 822.
Hist. Register of Virginians in the Rev 1775-83 by John H Gwaltney
History of Prince Ed Co Va by H C Bradshaw. p 276
Wilkes Co Ga History Vol 2 p 10 179-180 251
Marriages of Amelia Co (Now Prince Edward) Va 1735-1818 Amelia Co Va Marr
Bonds 1739-1854
Marriage Bonds Pittsylvania Co Va 1767-1787 Rosa Th. Land Comp.
Va Gen Vol 23 #3 1979 p 124
Lived Pittsylvania Co Va Guilford Co NC...
History of Pitts. Co Va by Clement p 279
William Kennon of Caswell Co NC...directly south of Pittsylvania Co Va...as her attorney--t o collect any money coming to me as admin. of Thomas Owen deceased from the estate of John Glenn of Hanover Co Va...Deed Book A Butts Co Ga 26 Sep 1827...attorney for Jane Glen Owen.
Pittsylvania Co Va records Thomas Owen and Jane wife relinquishment of Dower Bk2 p 20 to Si lvester Adams 25 Jun 1772.
Joe Parish 1708 Byron Odessa, Tx. 79751 suggested I read First Families of
Henry Co Ga by Henry & Clayton Co Gen. Soc. he has corresponded with Mrs.
Charles Rose 3734 Tree Bark Trail Decatur Ga 30034.
He did live on Sandy River in Pittsylvania Co. Va at one time. A Court Case in that county i n 1806...John Wilson suing the heirs of Dr. T for ownership of a piece of land on Sandy River.
He was in Greene Co. as early as 1795 and made a deposition about treating a
negro woman for several wounds inflicted by Indians.
One researcher shows he is child of Thomas and Anne Fountaine, had
Hopson,William, Thomas , Fontaine, Mary,Sarah and Lucy.
He was child of John who had Thomas m Elizabeth Brocks, Wm. Mary m William
Allen, John m Mildred Grant, William and THomas.
He was child of Thomas who came to America in 1632 on the Susan and settled in Jamestown Va . from the files of Ann McWhirter [email protected]
Note of Laverne Markart SBYB36A says a 1757 Deed in Prince Edward Co of John
and Thomas Owen to John Clark is signed by John and Thomas and Phoebe, wife of John relinzuis hing rights as well as Jane wife of Thomas relinquishing...Jun 1 97. She is sending me a list of deeds in Pittsylvania Co. records.
From Genforum
Doing research in Meriwether Co. Ga. today and ran across a book called OLD FIRST DISTRICT O F MERIWETHER CO. GA. AND ITS PEOPLE complied by Mary J Gilbert and Charlotte Daniel. In it is quite a lenghty profile on The George Owen Family. George Owen was born in Virginia in 1771, the son of Doctor Thomas Owen. Jane Owen, the sister of George, married Harrison Musgrove in Pitsylvania Co. Virginia, April 16, 1782. Records indicate that the Owen family lived in that county. In the 1780's the Owens had moved to Wilkes Co. Ga. and George Owen, while living there, was given Power of Attorney, November 1792, by his brother Glenn Owen, Thomas Owen, and Harrison Musgrove, his brother-in-law, to act for them in a legal matter. (will abbreviate from here) Doctor Thomas Owen and some of his children moved to Greene Co. Ga. where in 1797 Thomas Owen,Jr. died. In 1805, Doctor Thomas Owen died, and in his will he names his son George as executor. The legatees of his extate were his daughters, Ann Rutledge, Jane Musgrove, and his sons, Glenn Owen and George Owen. Also mentioned were Mary McCain and her son William McCain. George then moves to Monroe Co in an area that later became Butts Co. then he moved to Meriwether Co. There's more that may interest you. If this seems to fit e-mail me and I'll send you a copy of the whole thing. Good luck, Sharron Nehring
Children of Thomas Owens Dr. and Jane Glenn are:
+Ann Owens, b. 1753, Virginia, d. May 1837, Troup Co, GA.
Mary Owens, d. date unknown.
Jane Owens, d. date unknown.
+Thomas Owens Jr., b., Virginia, d. 05 Sep 1805, Greene, Ga.

Thomas married Judith Jane MCDEARMOND. Judith (daughter of Michael O'Flaherty MCDEARMAN and Katherine Michael BOWMAN) was born in 1732 in Prince George, Virginia, British Colonial America; died in 1820 in Virginia; was buried in 1820. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Judith Jane McDearmond
1732? 1820 (Age 88)
Prince George, Virginia, British Colonial America

The Life Summary of Judith Jane
When Judith Jane McDearmond was born in 1732, in Prince George, Virginia, British Colonial America, her father, Michael O'Flaherty McDearman, was 13 and her mother, Katherine Michael Bowman, was 14. She had at least 7 sons and 3 daughters with Dr Thomas Owen. She died in 1820, in Virginia, United States, at the age of 88.

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Dr Thomas Owen
1730? 1805
Judith Jane McDearmond
1732? 1820
Ann Owen
1753? 1837
William Owen
1773? 1795
John Owen
1754? 1824
Glen Owen
1755? 1839
Jeane Owen
1757? 1809
David Owen
1760? 1830
Mary Owen
1762? Deceased
John Owen
1764? 1805
Thomas Owen
1769? 1797
Dr. George Owen
1776? 1853
World Events (6)
1758 ? Mount Vernon
Age 26
Mount Vernon Plantation was the home of George Washington. It started off as 2,000 acres and was later expanded to 8,000 acres. The house itself started off as a six room building then got extended to twenty-one rooms.
1775
Age 43
"Patrick Henry made his ""Give me Liberty or Give me Death"" speech in Richmond Virginia."
1780 ? Richmond Becomes the Capital
Age 48
On April 18, 1780 Richmond became the capital of Virginia. It was the temporary capital from 1780-1788.
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Parents and Siblings

Michael O'Flaherty McDearman
Male
1719? 1765
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Male

Katherine Michael Bowman
Female
1718? 1800
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Female

Siblings
(5)

Judith Jane McDearmond
Female
1732? 1820
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Female

James McDearman
Male
1739? 1816
?
Male

Dudley McDearman
Male
1741? 1790
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Male

Brian McDearman
Male
1756? 1829
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Male

Thomas McDearmond
Male
1758? Deceased
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Male

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Spouse and Children
Dr Thomas Owen
Male
1730? 1805
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Male

Judith Jane McDearmond
Female
1732? 1820
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Female

Children
(10)

Ann Owen
Female
1753? 1837
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Female

John Owen
Male
1754? 1824
?
Male

Glen Owen
Male
1755? 1839
?
Male

Jeane Owen
Female
1757? 1809
?
Female

David Owen
Male
1760? 1830
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Male

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Name Meaning



Scottish: variant of McDiarmid with excrescent -n-.
Dictionary of American Family Names ? Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.

Possible Related Names

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• FamilySearch ID: LDJX-6Z3
• LifeSketch: ; Hardyman researchers: Family Search has an extensive file on a Thomas Hardyman (not this LDJX-6Z3) in its U.S. Revolutionary War application files. His records start at Image 755.
• Military Service: ; Lieutenant in the French and Indian Wars

John married Dorothy EDWARDS in 1746 in Virginia, British Colonial America. Dorothy (daughter of Thomas EDWARDS) was born about 1730 in Ireland; died between 1782 and 1790 in Guilford, North Carolina; was buried in 1782. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FamilySearch ID: LZNM-9S4
• Name: Dorothea "Dolly" EDWARDS