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!Source: Article appearing in the Hickman County Times, 13 Dec 1990, upon the dedication of the Ponder Cemetery in Bon Aqua Springs, Hickman Co, TN, where Rev. War Veteran of SC Militia, Abner J. Ponder, is buried. On this occasion a Veteran headstone, marking Abner as a Rev. War Veteran, was placed in the Cemetery where Abner was buried.
Jerry Ponder of MO provided me with land plats from SC. After the Rev. War Col. Robt Anderson was given quite a tract of land to grant to members of his Regiment. One of Abner's plots given in 1783/84 was in the Ninety Six District, just North of Abbeyville District, near the present day town of Anderson, SC. Living near to Abner's grant in the Ninety Six District was Benjamin Green. Then living near Abner's grant in the Abbeyville District was Robert Green. These two Greens must have been in Col. Anderson's Regt in the Rev War and are most likely related to Abner's first wife, Jane Green. Members of the Green family moved to Hickman Co, TN, and lived next to Abner Ponder and some of them moved on to Ripley Co, MS, with Abner's descendents.
Along with Abner, James, Amos, and John Ponder were all given Rev. War land
grants by Col. Anderson. They all settled on good lands very near to each other in SC which means that they were probably brothers. It is almost certain that John Ponder was the son of Danield Ponder who m Jemina Bennett.
There has been no proof thart the others, including Abner, were Daniel and
Jemina's sons, but all evidence points that way.
Abner had plenty of land, but didn't seem to settle down until he got to Bon Aqua, TN. He was in the Rev War until 1781 then was granted land in Ninety Six District in 1784. He was in virginia briefly and was there in 1785 as Reuben was born there. Then in l1786 he received a grant in Abbeyville Districrt, but in 1787 or 1788 he was in Georgia, as Thomas was born there. His grant in SC was almost on the bank of the Savannah River, so actually all he had to do to move from SC to GA was to cross the river. He may have had land and businesses on both sides of the river. | GREEN?, Jane (I13934)
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!Source: Dunston-Walker-Ponder Book by Bettina Higdon, p 179
This book notes "Daniel had brothers who went to GA," James, Amos,
John
NOTE: Could the John have been Abner Ponder? The later researchers
believe
Abner is from this family.
!Ponder notes, page 7, list family of Daniel Ponder and notes that
Daniel was a
large land owner in Monroe Co, GA where he and his brothers Silas
and Amos
lived all of their lives being founder of that County. Their father
came to
Oglethorpe Co, GA and then to Jasper and the sons came on to Monroe,
Co.
!Family group sheet from Sue Bitterman of 1383N 820 East, Provo, UT,
94604
notes the following: Source: "The Old Buncombe Co, NC Heritage by
Violet M.
Cook: Daniel Ponder appeared in the 1800 Buncombe Co census and
purchased land
on Oct 15, 1801, and July 17, 1802. This land described as being on
the west
side of French Broad River between the mouth of Newfound and Sandy
Mush on
Jenkin's Branch was warrantged 11 Sept 1798 and 31 "Aug 1798
respectively, and
intjroduces the Buckner family to Old Buncombe County. No wife for
Daniel was
mentioned in these deeds. On 23 Feb 1817 the above land was sold to
Henry
Addington by Robert Halely, John, Robert, and Joseph Ponder. As
there is no
will to be found, it is supposed that Daniel died about 1817 and
left this land
to his heirs. Daniel's name does not appear in the 1820 census.
Dan.aiel's
wife is believed to have been Elizabeth Oxford as Daniel and
Elizabeth deeded
100 acres of land to Petger Galloway in 1813 whicxh was situated on
Bullock
Creek, Clark's Ford. Daniel's children were Robert; John J who
married Winnie
Holcomb, dazu of Mayu and Mary Stafford Holdomb; and Joseph who
married
Catherine Holcombe, sister of Winnie. | PONDER, Daniel (I13939)
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!Source: Family sheet of Reuben Ponder developed by Virginia Echols
of Braxton
and handwritten notes provided me by Cartherisne Ponder who had
gotten the line
of Harmon Roger Thompson, PO Box 4341 of McAllen, TX 78502. Harmon
descends
from
Reuben F. Ponder, to James Madison Ponder to Lucy Ponder who m Joe
W. Williams
of Rankin Co, to Mae Williams who m James Franklin Thompson of
Rankin Co, to
Marmon Roger Thompson of Texas.
!Jerry Ponder wrote in his Ponder book that Sarah
Holbook was probably the dau of Ed Holbrook who lived in Elbert Co,
GA in 1807
and later moved to MS. (THE FAMILY OF ABNER PONDER was published in
1990.
Note that the Holbrook Family History developed by Sara Fulks of Texas
identifies a Sarah Holbrook as a dau of Edy Holbrook. Note also that
Sarah
Holbrook's brother was Thomas Pinckney Holbrook, the source of the
name
Pinckney used subsequently by several Ponder descendants.
!9/19/90 Today I received information and identification of Sarah
Holbrook
Ponder. J.C. Halbrooks of 357 Snake Meadow Hill Road, Sterling, CT
06377,
who has collected Holbrook information for over 10 years wrote: You
mentioned
that Jerry Ponder's book says Sarah may have been the daughter of Ed
Holbrook
.... Ed is really Edy, which is as he appears in the majority of
documents.
He was born about 1761 om (assumed as his father lived there)
Goochland Co, VA.
He lived in Wilkes Co NC where he is found in the 1787 state census
of that
county, along with many related Holbrook. He is not in the 1790
Censlus of any
surviving schedule. He and his brother, Jesse Holbrook, are found
in GA later.
His will, Nov 20, 1833 names the following children (it is not
immediately at
hand, so cannot starte that these full names all came from the
will....:
Thomas Pinkney Holbrook b ca 1808 GA d 1873
Sarah Holbrook
Son in Law Thomas B. Stanton who m Polly or Sally Holbrook
Berrian Holbrook v 1794, GA
Son in Law William Williams who m Jane Holbrook. Charity (Roberts)
is named as
his wife. She is possibly a second wife, they having married about
1792 in GA.
She was born ca 1762 land died Aug 25, 1852. Per his Rev. War
pension
application they were married the last of December 1792, Wilkes Co,
GA."
!5/12/91 Recent contact with Mrs. Sara R. Fulks of 908 Oakmont Lane
North,
Fort Worth, Texas 76112 resulted in her sharing with me a copy of
her "Holbrook
Family Notes" which takes the Holbrook line back to Ralph Holbrook
and dMary
Wilcockson in England. | HOLBROOK, Sarah (I13937)
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!Source: Gena Oelrich of Prodigy, FWTB62A. I do not believe that it
has been
documented that Daniel is the father of this family. I have asked
Gena to send
me whatever Pat Saupe has developed.
!Rita B. Denman of 1008 Blue Ridge Pl, Richardson, TX, 214-235-7808
notes
in her pedigree that she feels that Daniel is the son of John Ponder
of Sussex
Co, DE. | PONDER, Daniel (I13935)
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!Source: Hickman Co Times newstory, dated 13 Dec 1989, provided me
by Catherine
Ponder of Houston, TX.
!Story notes that his wife is unknown. No further information
Abner J. farmed north and West of Doniphan, MO
!Jerry Ponder notes in his Ponder family history that little is
known about
Abner Jefferson's activities although from deeds in Tenn and MO, it
has been
established that he was a partner with his brother, Amos, in several
land
deals. Abner Jefferson could not read or write. He had two
children. He
moved to Ripley Co, MO, probably at the same time as Amos and in MS
lived in
the Amos Ponder household. | PONDER, Abner J. Jr (I13960)
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!Source: Holbrook family history | HOLBROOK, Jane (I13908)
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!Source: Holbrook family history | HOLBROOK, William (I13909)
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| 458 |
!Source: Holbrook family history by Sara Fulks notes that Elizabeth
m Maj.
Samuel Earle III and they lived in VA, NC, and KY.
!"The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA by George
King, p 30,
notes that Elizabeth m Samuel Earle on 13 Jan 1754 and that she wasd
the dau of
Randall Holbrook(e) and Jannett Patterson Conyers, his wife. The
Earle family,
early domiciled lin Westmoreland County, were property holders in
Stafford Co.
Samuel Earle moved to Frederick County. See I.N. Earle's History
and Genealogy
of the Earles of Secaucus ...1925. | HOLBROOK, Elizabeth (Earle) (I13916)
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!Source: Holbrook family history by Sarah Fulks, chapter one.He m
Susannah
Hargis. He m 2nd time to Mary. He appeared on the Surry Co, NC,
1774 list of
Settlers. Wilkes Co, NC, was formed from Surry Co in 1777. In 1779
he
received a land grant from the state of NC for 250 acres on the east
prong of
Roaring River and on the side of a muntain then known as Holebrook
Mountain,
named after him and his brother, John. His grant joined his
brother's grant at
or near the top of the mountain on the opposite side. By 1785 his
acreage had
increased to 410 acres. | HOLBROOK, Randolph W. (I13913)
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!Source: Holbrook family history notes that Elizabeth m 13 Feb 18230
in
Franklin Co, GA to William Pearce. | HOLBROOK, Elizabeth Betty (Pearce) (I13901)
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!Source: Holbrook family history notes that he m 18 Mar 1786 to
Hannah Meanly b
1733 with sur. by Dennett Meanly. | HOLBROOK, Randolph (I13902)
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!Source: Holbrook family history notes that he m Mary Hargis Hammon,
widow of
James Hammon. She died 1772. | HOLBROOK, John (I13915)
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| 463 |
!Source: Holbrook family history notes that he m Susan Morgan and
they moved to
Kentucky. | HOLBROOK, Zachariah (I13904)
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| 464 |
!Source: Holbrook family history notes that John md in 1720 in
Walgherton,
chesire, England to Elizabeth King and 2nd: to Susannah Riddle. | HOLBROOK, John (I13906)
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!Source: Holbrook family history notes that this family moved from
Traphill,
Wilkes Co, NC, to Lawrence Co, KY in the late 1770's or 1880's.
William was a
Rev. War veteran. He m Agnes Collier, dau of John Collier. | HOLBROOK, William (I13905)
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!Source: Holbrook family history notes that Thomas m 1715 to
Margaret Halford. | HOLBROOK, Thomas (I13907)
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| 467 |
!Source: Holbrook family history provided me by Sara Fulks. | WILCOCKSON, Mary (I13911)
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| 468 |
!Source: Holbrook family history provided me by Sara Fulks. Source
noters that
Elizabeth m Samuel Venables in 1712. | HOLBROOK, Elizabeth (Venables) (I13910)
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!Source: Holbrook family history, Chapter One, by Sara Fulks. She
notes that
Ralph's father may have been Randol Holbrook b 1630 who m Alice _____.
Sources listed by Sara Fulks in her Holbrook family history included:
Biographical Souvenir of the State of Texas, published by F.A.
Battey & Co,
1889, pp 401-402
Cemetery Records of Smith Co, TX, Vol II, pp 32, 35, 37, 54, 62, 63,
179, and
188
Chronicles of Smith Co, Vol 10, No 2, p 44
Descendants of Ralph Calloway and Sarah Ann Holbrook and their Related
Families. A genealogical History by William Clinton Castevens, The
Douglas
Register, p 26.
Forsyth County, Georgia Records - 1863, p 2-15
Genealogical History of Original Murray Co, GA, vol I by Whitehead,
pp 36, 150,
220, 410, and 429.
The Georgia Genealogist - Franklin Co, p 3, Will of John
Hiolebrooks, signed
August 15, 1804
Georgia Genealogist Cunty Records, Vol II F-H, pp 12, 19, 22, and 64.
The Heritage of Wilkes Co, NC, 1982, pp 268, 270, 274
Historical Collections of the Georgia Chapters, DAR, Vol I, 1926, pp
163, 164,
166, 188, 213, 310, 311, 332, and 342 and Vol III 1930 pp 166, 176,
and 271
History of Forsyth Co, GA 1832-1932 by Garland C. Gagley, pp 464-465
and 479
History of Franklin Co, GA, pp 462, 464
The Holbrook Report, March 15, 1988, published by J.C. Halbrooks,
RFD Box 1068,
Sterling, Conn 06377
Information on Some GA Pioneers bvy Maddox
Llano Co, TX, Marriage Records, Book I, Sept 1888 through Nov 20, 1890
Marriage of Smith Co, TX, 1846-1899
Marriages and Death Notices from the South Christian Journal
1837-1860, Vol I.
p 217
Navarro Leaves and Branches, Vol I. Issue 1 and Vol II, Issue 3
Pioneer History of Forsyth Co, GA 1832-1860, pp 148-150, 212, 213,
416, 497 and
651.
Texas Cemetery Records, Vol I, 1964-65, compiled by H.L.Roper, p 9
Virginia Marriage Records, p 199
Wilkes Co, NC, Marriages 1778-1868
Rev. War Pension Files of Jesse Holbrook, No S31756 and Eddy
Holbrook No W 7796
Census Records
Forsythe Co, GA, 1850
Franklin Co, GA, 1840 and 1850
Murray Co, GA, 1840 and 1850
Yalabusha Co, MS, 1850
Llano Co, TX, 1880 and 1900
Smith Co, TX, 1850, 1860, and 1870
Titus Co, TX, 1870.
Correspondence between Sara Fulks and the following researchers:
Mr. H.L. Wilkerson, 505 East Park Ave, Palestine, TX 75801
Mrs. James D. Holbrook, 2119 Ridgeway, arlington, TX 76010
Mrs. Sandra Tedford, 200 Sherry Lane, Farmersville, TX 75031
Mr. William clinton Castevens, Star Route, Box 5, Traphill, NC, 28685
!Buck Lyons of [email protected] has much research on this family name
and provides a computerized mailinglist on the Holbrook family. He
noted
he has over 350 descendants of the Holbrooks.
!The Holbrook www page at [email protected] a clearing
housefor Holbrook research. | HOLBROOK, Ralph (Houlbrook) (I13912)
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!Source: J.C. Halbrooks J.C. provided me information on the
Holbrook line,
including the children of Jesse Holbrook a brother to my Edy
Holbrook, father
of Sarah Holbrook Ponder. Jesse served in the Rev. War and his
pension file is
Number S31756. Jesse enlisted in the Rev. War in 1779 and
discharged ca 1781.
He was a private in the Virginia line and was placed on the pension
role in
Elbert Co, GA, in 1831. He lived in Franklin Co, GA until his death. | HOLBROOK, Jesse (I13919)
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!Source: J.C. Halbrooks of 357 Snake Meadow Hill Road, Sterling,
Conn 06377.
May have lived in Johnston Co, NC in 1764 when his daughter Charity
married Edy
Holbrook. | ROBERTS, Thomas (I13923)
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!Source: J.C. Halbrooks of Sterling, Conn, 1990
Sara Fulks' Holbrook family history notes that Edy Holbrook m 17 Oct
1756 in
St. James Northam Parish, goochland Co, VA and they went to SC and
GA prior to
1790. Edy married first time, wife unknown, and 2nd time to Mary
Tolben, who
d after 1821 in Franklin Co, GA. They moved from VA to NC to GA and
had 6
children. | HOLBROOK, Edy (I13921)
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!Source: J.C. Halbrooks of Sterling, Conn, 1990 | TOLBEN, Mary (I13920)
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| 474 |
!Source: J.C. Halbrooks of Sterling, Conn, 1990, dau of Thomas and
Winnifred
Busby Roberts. May have been living in Johnston Co, NC in 1764 when
her
daughter was married. | BUSBY, Winnifred Charity Holbrook (I13922)
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!Source: J.C. Halbrooks' letter, dated 13 Sept 1990, in which he
notes that Edy
Holbrook m Charity Roberts in Wilkes Co, GA, the last of December
1792. He
makes reference to the Rev. War pension application of Edy Holbrook.
J.C. notes in a letter to me that Charity Roberts who m 29 May 1764
to Edy
Holbrook was the daughter of Thomas and Winnnifred (Busby) Roberts
(from Index
to M. Bonds filed in NC State Archives)
!Work of Sara Fulks notes that Charity and family were listed in the
Franklin
Co, GA, censuses of 1840 and 1850. Edy lived in Franklin Co, GA, in
1824 when
he applied for a war pension. He was pensioned May 2, 1828. | ROBERTS, Charity (I13929)
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!Source: Jerry Ponder's "Life of Abner Ponder," p 18
Reuben and Thomas Ponder, brothers, left Elbert Co, Georgia about 1808
and both served in the War of 1812, fighting at the Battle of New
Orleans. Both
were in MS by 1814 (tax list) and in Pike Co, MS, by the time of the
1816 state
census. They appear in the 1820 Pike Co Census and by 1840 were in
the Marion
Co, MS, census. They well may have never moved as Marion Co. was
cut from Pike
County. Shortly after 1820 Reubin moved to Rankin Co, MS, where he
raised a
large family and has many descendants today throughout the South.
!Reuben Ponder purchased 40 acres of land in Rankin Co on Aug 27,
1835, Section
13, townshipo 4, range 4 | PONDER, John Reuben (I13971)
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!Source: Jerry Ponder's "Life of Abner Ponder," p 18
Letter from William Miles Ponder dated 1904 notes it as
James Madison, son of Amos, son of Abner.
!Virginia Echols notes it as being Madison, so does the Ponder line of
Harmon Roger Thompson of McAlllen, TX.
Source: Film 871,731 item 1, Salt Lake Library, "Roster of
Confederaate
soldiers and sailers," 4/26/1995 notes that J.M. Ponder of Joe, MS
(Joetown),
age 36, enlisted in Co F. Captain Blue, Brandon, MS, April 1862,
served in 4th
MS Calvery, Col Welborne, fought at Port Hudson, etc, Atlanta, GA,
New Hope,
kland dHarrisburg, kJul 14, 1863, was at home at time of surrender
on account
of wounds.
!James M. Ponder was enumerated with the list of Confederate
veterans and
widows in the 1907 registration required by law of MS. He was
listed in
District No. 5, age 87.\
xxxxxdddcz
h | PONDER, James Madison Matt (I13963)
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!Source: Jerry Ponder's "Life of Abner Ponder," p ix
Jerry notes that James Madison m Charlotte, last name unknown, often
written as
Chalot. They had at least four children. He spent some time in the
Tenn
Militia and in 1834 was a Captain in the 36th Regiment. In 1836 he
was elected
a Magistrate for Hickman County at only 26 or 27 years. He and his
family
moved to Ripley County, Missouri, about 1842, but he died by 1845,
leaving his
family to his wife to raise. Their oldest son Archibold Huston
Ponder raised a
family in Ripley Co, MO, but then moved to Truman, ARK. There is no
record of
Charlotte and the three younger children in Ripley County aftger the
Civil War.
There is a possibility that they did not survive the war. | PONDER, James Madison (I13962)
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!Source: Jerry Ponder's draft for his new Ponder book. He noted
that Sarah
Holbrook b in VA in 1807/1808 was probably the dau of Ed Holbrook
who lived in
Elbert Co, GA in 1807 and later moved to MS.
!Source: Letter from J.C. Halbrooks of 357 Snake Meadow Hill Road,
Sterling,
CT, 06377. See notes under daughter, Sarah Holbrook Ponder, for
details on Edy
and his family, as well as wife, Charity Roberts.
!Source: Sara Fulks of Prodigy (TSKJ96A) provided me with additional
information on the Holbrook line, noting the children of Edy and
Charity,
noting that there may have been others. She noted that Edy m Dec
1792 in
Wilkes Co, NC and that he was a Pvt. in the VA line during the Rev.
War
enlisting Oct 10, 1780 in Goochland Co, VA and was discharged at the
Ponty
Lock in VA in 1783. He lived in Franklin Co, GA in 1824 when he
applied for
his pension. His Rev. War pension file is Number W 7796. | HOLBROOK, Edy (I13932)
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!Source: Letter from J.C. Halbrooks of Sterling, CT, dated 13 Sept
1990 which
notes that will of Edy Holbrook dated 20 Nov 1833, names his
children and
spouse. See also message from Sara Fulks on Prodigy, 4/27/1991.
!Sarah Fulks is to send me a family group sheet for Thomas Pinkney
and Berrian
Holbrook.
!Note the name of "Thomas Pinckney" which was used for Sarah
Holbrook Ponder's
first son. The name "Pinckney" appears several times in the
Ponder-Holbrook
line. | HOLBROOK, Thomas Pinkney (I13928)
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!Source: Letter from Jerry Ponder, 24 Sept 1988
"The Family of Abner Ponder" by Jerry Ponder, p 8
!Fleming G. Ponder purchased 40 acres of land in Rankin Co, MS on
Nov 29, 1854,
the same day as did his brother, Amos C. Ponder. | PONDER, Fleming Green (I13952)
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!Source: Letter of Wm. Miles Ponder, dated 27 Jan 1904, that there
were
four daughters in this family and 7 sons.
Source: Letter of Pat Saupe, dated 5 Nov 1988, noters that Leroy
Perkins,
a son in law of Abner Ponder, is identified in some of the deeds she
acquired in Bon Aqua, TN, when Abner was deeding his property to
Amos in Dec
1832. He had two persons living nearby witness for him: Leroy
Perkins, a
son in law, and Wm Penn Weems, another son-in-law?
!Clarissa Ponder first married Leroy Perkins and later Joseph Webb.
(Source
Hickman County Times, 13 Dec 1989)
on 13 Jan 1888 Clarissa Webb signed a deed in Hickman Co, TN along
with
J.T. and D.P. (perhaps her Webb Children?) deeding land to J.D. Lewis.
Perhaps descendants of Clarissa Ponder Perkins Webb may have the Abner
Ponder family Bible. Pat Saupe intends to try to locate it.
!Odalene Little Ponder in The Ponder of Europe and America, p 27,
notes
"At the age of 84, Clarissa gave an account of how she and her
little brother
watched their father's sheep as they grazed on "The Barrens." She
carried
a tin horn, so she could sound the alarm in case solves attacked.
If she
became lost, she was also supposed to sound the horn so that her
father could
find her. She also told of picking wild flowers and strawberries
around her
father's mill which was built in 1820 at the spring."
!Jerry Ponder notes in his Ponder family history, p ix, "In 1854
Clarissa
married Joseph T. Webb, a widower, with one son, J.T. Webb, probably
born in
1855. The Webb family lived in Pinewood in Hickman Co. Clarissa
Webb was
still living in 1899. The date of her death has not been established. | PONDER, Clarissa (Perkins) (Webb) (I13953)
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!Source: Letter of Wm. Miles Ponder, dated 27 Jan 1904, that there
were 4
daughters in this family. Additional source: Letter from Jerry
Ponder, dated
24 Sept 1988, in which children of Abner are named as Mary, Archibald,
William Penn, Amos, Abner J., Clarissa, Jefferson, and James
Madison. Jerry
speculates that perhaps Reuben and Thomas were also sons of Abner
since the
names of Reuben and Thomas show up as names of Abner's grandchildren.
!Newstory in Hickman Co Times, 13 Dec 1989, notes that Elizabeth m
James William
Penn Weems. They lived in Green Co, TN, for a time, were in Ripley
Co, MO,
briefly and then moved to Grayson Co, TX. (Source for this unknown) | PONDER, Elizabeth (Weems) (I13954)
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!Source: Pat Saupe. Pat feels that Catherine Ponder may be the dau
of Abner
Ponder, no proof.
Newstory appearing in the Hickman County Times, 13 Dec 1989, notes
that
Catherine married Joseph Price, moved to MS, and a daughter, Mary
Polly,
married James Burden in GA and moved to Bon Aqua Springs in 1806.
She died
1817 and James Burden returned to GA briefly before moving to AL.
Jerry Ponder of MO feels certain that Catherine is from the first
marriage of
Abner Ponder and a full sister to Reuben and Thomas Ponder.
He notes in his draft for his new Ponder book that Joseph and
Catherine Price
may have moved to Hickman Co, TN, with the family of Abner Ponder,
but, if so,
were gone by 1820 although a John Price, an elderly man and his
wife, and a
William Price, 18-26 years old lived there in 1820 and part of those
families
later moved to Ripley Co, MO, with some of the sons of Abner Ponder.
Joseph
and Catherine were in MS for sure by 1823d, settling in Franklin Co,
not far
from Catherine's brothers, Reuben and Thomas. In MS they were
farmers. Joseph
served in the US Army with Andrew Jackson at New Orleans. Their
issue include
Joseph E. Price who m Catherine Owen; Polly Price m Joseph Hunt;
Margaret Price
m James Rushing; Tom Price; Catherine Price m Benj M. Newman; Jacob
Price m
Lavina Dunn; Margaret Price m Jown Owen, Moses Price m Sarah Serena
Gill, and
there may have been others. | PONDER, Catherine (Price) (I13951)
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!Source: Personal knowledge and Jerry Ponder's "Life of Abner
Ponder," p 25 | PONDER, Thomas Pinckney (I13938)
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!Source: Ponder Genealogy
This Ponder Genealogy, 24 pages, was provided me by Mrs. Catherine
Ponder,
wife of Thomas C. Ponder, Houston, TX, in Oct 1988. The author of
the Ponder
listings is not identified anywhere. It appears that a descendants
of John
Ponder and Margaret Cummings developed it. (Nov 5, 1988, John T.
Palmer,
Santa Rosa, CA 95409)
!Ponder note, perhaps summarized by Virginia Echols, notes that
"they returned
to South Carolina before John's death, but their children remained
in Georgia a
that Margaret later returned to Georgia where she died in Monroe Co,
GA, in
1842.
!Source: Betina Higdon's "Dunston-Walker-Ponder" Genealogy
!Source: A page in the material provided by Virginia Echols notes:
"Following is
the line of Mrs. Alfred V. Thomson, nee Louise Ponder of Lake
Charles, LA.
!Great-great grandparents: John Ponder b 1758, d 1804 SC, m
Margaret Cummings.
It is said that John fought in the Rev War and lost an arm at the
age of 18.
After marriage he and Margaret moved to Abbeville District of SC and
later
acquired land in Oglethorpe and Wilkes Co, GA. They returned to SC
before
John's death, but tyheir children remained in gA and Margaret later
returned to
GA, where she died in Monroe County about 1842. Page shows line of
Amos Ponder
b 1785 to James Washington Head Ponder b 1825 to Henry Oliver Ponder
b 1863,
Monroe Co GA.
!A letter from Mrs. John W. Ponder dated 2 Apr 1936 to Mr. Bennett
Compton
Ponder of Beach, MS notes "John and Margarte Cummings Ponder were
the parents
of the five sons: Amos, Daniel, John Lewis, James and Silas. They
had thre
daughters Malinda, Mary Anne and Jemima. John was the son of
Daniel and
Jemima Ponder of Buffalo Gap, near Staunton, Augusta Co, VA. Daniel
was a
soldier in the Revolution."
!Source: Pedigree Chart of James Burton Denman, Jr, of Richadson, TX | PONDER, John (I13977)
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!Source: Ponder Genealogy, p 8.
James Ponder's will executed 19 Dec 1815, recorded 31 Jan 1816. Wife
Elizabeth,
son John, daughter Dilly, son Abner, son William, Daughter Polly
Johnson. This
may not be the same James Ponder, RIN 1639.
Source: Letter from Mabel Ponder Wilson to "Chee Chee", dated 12 Aug
1952:
"I found that James, Abner, and Amos Ponder owned land in the old
Ninety
Six Dist in 1785-1786. James moved to Scriven County in 1801, Amos
and Abner
to Oglethorpe.
One James Ponder served in the Rev War with Abner and Amos Ponder.
These could
be the sons of Daniel Ponder.
Catherine Ponder in a letter to me, dated 23 Oct 1988, wrote "Last
year we
received correspondence from Emma Ponder Wood. She is a descendant
of James
Ponder, a brother of the Rev. soldier Amos. James m a sister of
Violet Luckey.
She and her sister have just finished a book on their ancestors. I
just
received a copy last week. I think the way it is printed is
somewhat confusing
and I have not had time to read much of it. She is charging $30 for
hardbound
and $20 for softbound. She is Emma Jean Ponder Wood or just Jean
Wood, Rt 1,
Box 38A, Chidester, AR 71726." | PONDER, James (I13983)
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!Source: Ponder Genealogy, written by J. Bennett Hill, 1970, p 6.
Jemima was still living in 26 Oct 1784 when her mother named her in
her will.
leaving her one shilling. Jemima was also named in her father's
will, Stephen
Bennett of the County of Sussex in the Province of Pennsylvania on
Delaware on
23 Aug 1751 who died before 19 Jan 1753. He was 53 years of age.
!"Jemima Ponder relinquished dower in land conveyed by her husband
Daniel
Ponder to Joseph Rutherford Nov 18, 1763, page 146, Order Book III of
Chalkey's Vol III Abstracts from the records of Augusta Co, VA." | BENNETT, Jemima (I13982)
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!Source: Sara Fulks' Holbrook family history, chapter one.
!Teresa Arcangel of Honolulu, Hawaii in Roots-l made an inquiryu
on 4 Oct 1996 on Randolph Holbrook noting she has many of hisline in
NC in
the 1800 and wondered if he ties in with the Mass. Holbrooks.
!Buck Lyons of AOL, address buck552.aol.com replied and gave
descendants
of Randolph. He gave the following:
1 - Ralph Houlbrook
born Walgherton, Cheshire England
sp: Mary Wilcoxon
2 Elizabeth Holbrook
sp: Samuel Venables
2 John Holbrook
died bef 1733 King Georges Co, VA, USA
sp Mary Brassy Mar - 1720
generations ommitted, more information available
sp Katherine
2 Thomas Holbrook
2 William Holbrook
2 Randolph Holbrook
born abt 1696 Cheshire, England
died abt 1754 Stafford, VA
sp Anne Stanway
Mar. - Feb 1715/1716 Sandbach, Cheshire, England
GENERATIONS OMITTED: MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE
SP Janett Pattison
Buck noted he has about 350 descendants of Houlbrook.
!Buck notes that Randolph married lst Anne Stanway, thus there is no
Randol Holbrook since Randol and Randolph are the same person, both
noted as marrying Anne Stanway and Janet Patterson. | HOLBROOK, Randolph (I13918)
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!Source: Sara Fulks' Holbrook family history, chapter one.
!Teresa Arcangel of Honolulu, Hawaii in Roots-l made an inquiryu
on 4 Oct 1996 on Randolph Holbrook noting she has many of hisline in
NC in
the 1800 and wondered if he ties in with the Mass. Holbrooks.
!Buck Lyons of AOL, address buck552.aol.com replied and gave
descendants
of Randolph. He gave the following:
1 - Ralph Houlbrook
born Walgherton, Cheshire England
sp: Mary Wilcoxon
2 Elizabeth Holbrook
sp: Samuel Venables
2 John Holbrook
died bef 1733 King Georges Co, VA, USA
sp Mary Brassy Mar - 1720
generations ommitted, more information available
sp Katherine
2 Thomas Holbrook
2 William Holbrook
2 Randolph Holbrook
born abt 1696 Cheshire, England
died abt 1754 Stafford, VA
sp Anne Stanway
Mar. - Feb 1715/1716 Sandbach, Cheshire, England
GENERATIONS OMITTED: MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE
SP Janett Pattison
Buck noted he has about 350 descendants of Houlbrook.
!Buck notes that Randolph married lst Anne Stanway, thus there is no
Randol Holbrook since Randol and Randolph are the same person, both
noted as marrying Anne Stanway and Janet Patterson. | STANWAY, Anne (I13974)
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!Source: Sara Fulks' Holbrook family history. She notes this family
lived in
Stafford co, VA ca 1726 to 1752.
!Through Prodigy I learned from Robert Martin JDSW19B that Jannett
Patterson
(also spelled Pattison) m lst Henry Conyers of Stafford Co, VA.
Conyers was an
immigrant from England who was County Surveyor of Stafford County
and a
widower. Jannett was a maid in his houlehold and they had one child
prior to
their marriage and then had 3 children. Robert did not list their
children but
did note that he descends through Ann Holland Conyers, a dau of
Jannett and
Henry. I have sent him an electronic message asking for whatever
additional
information he might have on Jannett Patterson, as well as the names
of her
children from Henry Conyers.
!The Register of Overwharton Parish, Stafford Co, VA 1723-1758,
compiled and
published kby George Harrison Sanford King, a fellow of the American
Society of
Genealogists of Frederickburg, VA, 1961, found in the Ft. Worth
Public Library
by Sara Fulks, noted Footnote 1, p 22: "Henry Conyers (16 - 1733)
appears in
Stafford County ca 1700. By an unknown first wife he had Hester
Conyers who
married John Mauzey and left issue. Out of Wedlock by Jannett
Patterson
(Pattison) he had Sarah Patterson Alias Conyers who married Thomas
Hampton on 1
June 1749. Henry married the said Jannett Patterson in 1727 and had
((3) Ann k
Holland Conyers (1728-1806) who m Edward Payne, Gentleman and (4)
Theodosia
Conyers b ca 1730 per per depositon who m James Oduneraz l. Jannett
Patterson
Conyers, widow, married secondly in 1733 shortly after the death of
Henry
Conyers, Randall Holbrook. Dr. A.J. Mauzey gives considerabler
genealogical
information in regard to the Mauzey-Conyers family in his article in
"The VA
Magazine of History and Biographyu, Vol 58, p 112-119. Col Brook
Payne in "The
Paynes of Virginia " pages 235-238 gives an excellent account of the
Family of
Edward Payne, Gentleman, with notes on the Conyers family. | PATTERSON, Jannet (Conyers) (Holbrook) (I13917)
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!Source: The Bennett Family of Sussex Co, Deleware by J. Bennett
Hill, 1970. | FURNIS, Sarah (I13948)
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| 493 |
!Source: The Ponders of Europe and America.
!In a letter to the author, dated 16 Oct 1988, Pat Saupe wrote that
in 1985
the only survivor of Amos Ponder Old timers is 85 years, dau of
Everett?
Hazel Kirkham of CA, no address.
!See History of Lawrence Co, p 134 for considerable detail on the
family of
Amos Ponder and their move to Missouri.
!Newsstory in Hickman Co. Times, dated 13 Dec 1989 notes that Amos
settled
Southwest of Doniphan, MO, and became a farmer and businessman
there. The town
of Ponder was named for his family. Several members of his family
moved to
Lawrence Co, ARK, and established at Walnut Ridge, ARK.
!See Jerry Ponder's Ponder family history, p viii for additional
information. | PONDER, Amos F. (I13959)
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!Source: Will of Edy Holbrook, dated 20 Nov 1833, GA, per letter
from J.C.
Halbrooks, dated 13 Nov 1990 Sara Fulks via Prodigy noted that
Jane "Jincy"
Holbrook m 24 Aug 1815 Franklin Co, GA to William Williams. | HOLBROOK, Jane "Jincy" (Williams) (I13924)
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| 495 |
!Source: Will of Edy Holbrook, dated 20 Nov 1833, GA, per letter
from J.C.
Halbrooks, of Sterling, CT, dated 13 Nov 1990 Sara Fulks noted
that Berrian
b 1794 md Dec 14, 1836 in Franklin Co, GA to Mary J. Cox. | HOLBROOK, Berrian (I13926)
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| 496 |
!Source: Will of father, Edy Holbrook, dated 20 Nov 1833, GA, per J.C.
Halbrooks of CT in letter to me, dated 13 Sept 1990
!Polly m Thomas B. Stanton according to J.C. Halbrooks. | HOLBROOK, Polly Sally? (Stanton) (I13927)
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!SOURCE:Juanita EWING
!BIRTH:Juanita EVANS EWING said that a man's wife in Munday, Texas died leaving
a small baby and 5 other children. Juanita's Aunt Tommie and Uncle Charlie
could not have children and Uncle Charlie & Aunt Tommie went into a field in
Munday, Texas where baby Ralph was and took Ralph from Ralph's father on a
handshake only. Juanita said that her sister, Freida, possibly knew first hand
about Ralph being taken in the field in Munday, TX in 1935.
!MARRIAGE:
!DEATH:13 Mar 1969, Sacramento, CA., from self inflicted gunshot wound.
!BURIAL:Mar 1969, Sierra Hills Memorial Park, Sacramento, CA. | EVANS, Ralph Dennis (I12454)
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!SOURCE:Juanita EWING & Willie R. "Bill" SMITH.
!BIRTH:Abt 1927, it was terribly muddy according to Juanita, Bill, & Erma Lee.
!DEATH:This young girl died in a fire when Pansy was cooking crawdad tails
and Pansey poured fuel oil on flames of wood stove & caused Murna Lee &
Verdine to catch on fire.
!BURIAL:Sweetonia Cemetery, near Hamlin, Texas. Buried in the Northwest
Quadrant. Directly west of Messick Plot. There are 4 graves, 3 children & 1
adult. Lois' stillborn baby & Murna Lee & Verdine & then Aggie EVANS. | PETERSON, Murna Lee (I12462)
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| 499 |
!SOURCE:Juanita EWING & Willie R. "Bill" SMITH.
!BIRTH:Abt 1927.
!DEATH:This young girl died in a fire when Pansy was cooking crawdad tails
and Pansey poured fuel oil on flames of wood stove & caused Murna Lee &
Verdine to catch on fire. Abt 1932, according to Bill SMITH; it was terribly
muddy according to Juanita EWING, & Bill & Erma LEE SMITH.
!BURIAL:Swedeonia Cemetery, near Hamlin, Texas. | PETERSON, Verdine (I12456)
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!SOURCE:Juanita EWING said that Ann Smith knows that Jerry's biological
father was a mexican male. | EVANS, Jerry Lynn (I12455)
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