| Miscellaneous Baldridge and Stampley Family Records North Carolina & Mississippi |
STAMPLEY
Spanish Census of the Natchez District, 1792:
George Stampley; recorded as Jorge Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Jacob Stampley, recorded as Jacobo Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
John Stampley, recorded as Juan Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Margaret Stampley; recorded as Margarita Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Natchez Court Records:
9/20/1789. Thomas Wilkins, atty. for Daniel Clark, to John Stampley, a new negro wench, for $536, Mexican silver, on terms.
Jonathan Curtis, surety. Eben Rees, Esq., acknowledged to have received full payment in foregoing and mortgage cancelled.
3/15/1808.
9/20/1789. Thomas fWilkins, atty. for Daniel Clark, to Richard Curtis, a Guinea negro, for $546, Mexican Silver, on terms, John
Stampley, surety. Signed. Negro taken back by Juan Maphther, by power of attorney.
5/20/1794. Jacob Stampley vs. Hugh Davis. Jacob Stampley represents that in March last he was in New Orleans prepared to
deliver to Hugh Davis some merchandise and a small coil of rope to be brought up to his place, freight for which the petitioner
paid immediately as will appear by said Davis' receipt, here annexed, and after the petitioner left town the said Davis did put the
petitioner's goods on board of Wm. Falconer's boat which was lost, the petitioner's trunk of merchandise was put ashore before
the boat sunk and it was seized upon and detained by Mr. Matthews with other effects for the payment of the negro who was lost
in diving. His property was saved before the boat was sunk and before the negro was employed to dive. Signature: Jacob
Stampley. // Received of Mr. Jacob Stampley, one trunk and a small coil of rope in good order, which I promise to deliver at the
Natchez landing, the danger of the river excepted, the freight paid. Signed: Hugh Davis, New Orleans, 3/24/1794. // At the
complaint of Mr. Jacob Stampley, Hugh Davis is ordered to appear at the government house the first court day after notification
of this order. I do hereby obligate myself to produce within a reasonable time the effects mentioned in my receipt to Jacob
Stampley for his order at the natchez landing, or pay him the value thereof. 5/24/1794, the danger of the river for my own boat
excepted. Signed: Hugh Davis. Before Gayoso.
2/20/1804. Spanish government to Thomas Green. Petition of Thomas Green, who, having 100 arpens adj. Madame Truly, Mr.
Stampley and vacant lands, asks for a grant of 100 arpens more. Warrant for 100 acres.
2/20/1804. Spanish government to John Terry. Petition of John Terry, an inhabitant of this district, who has been established
here many years on a tract of land; to gain subsistence of my family, which contains 14 persons, asks that 700 arpents on Cole's
Creek be granted to him, adj. George Stampley and David Odam. Warrant for same N. O.
Gleanings from Newspapers: Fayette, MS WatchTower, Jefferson Journal, Southern
Telegraph of Rodney, MS, Mississippi Free Trader of Natchez:
April 18, 1837
Rodney
Died at her residence on Cole's Creek, Jefferson County, Mrs. Julian Stampley, Consort of Mr. Solomon B. Stampley. She left
a husband and several children.
December 16, 1846
Died at his residence, 6 miles south of this place [6 mi. s. of Natchez] on Monday Morning, Mr. John I. Stampley, long a resident
of this county.
September18, 1857
Rodney Correspondence
George Williams drowned, he was from St. Joseph, LA. He had come down in a skiff and when alongside the Ferry Boat and
about to come ashore, his nose commenced bleeding profusely and he fainted and fell over the boat side. S. B. STAMPLEY,
who was near the scene, nobly jumped overboard after him, without even waiting to divest himself of his clothing, but without
avail, as the body never rose again. Our citizens sent for a cannon which was fruitlessly used for 3 days and the search was
given up in despair.
March 21, 1856
Marriage: Levi A. Moore to Miss Elizabeth Ann STAMPLEY by Hon. J. M. Ellis, all of this county, at Stampley Town on Saturday,
March 15th.
August 22, 1856
Obituary: Mrs. Luvicea STAMPLEY Evans, late consort of James H. Evans, and daughter of James Henry and Director Smith
Stampley, died in Fayette on the morning of the 18th of congestive chills. She was born in Jefferson Co., MS at the home of her
parents on July 4, 1832. [Very lengthy article faded and some words obscured in crease of page.]
August 22, 1856
Letters of Administration: William C. STAMPLEY, deceased, by Benadam Pendleton, on August 5, 1856.
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From Jefferson County Stories by Gordon A. Cotton:
".......At the Holston, they had to build flatboats and didn't begin their journey until late in 1780. On the first boat were the Curtis,
Jones, Courtney and Stampley families......."
".......for a decade, Richard Curtis, Jr. and his friends had been worshipping quietly, but in October, 1791, they decided to form
themselves into an organized church. They met at the home of Margaret Stampley, a widow, and chose Richard Curtis as
pastor.......Charter members included the Curtises: Richard, William and Benjamin, William Thompson, John Jones, Ealiff Lanier
and Margaret Stampley. Most likely the wives of the men were also members."
Jefferson County, MS Stampley Marriage Records:
Caroline m. Orange S. MILES, 9/19/1847
Cicero m . Indiana A. COMPTON, 1860
Daniel m. Cordelia HUMES, 11/7/1889
Divector m. Jalone STAMPLEY, 1849
Emma m. I. A. MARTIN, 4/3/1872
Enola m. Posey P. FRENCH, 8/20/1900
Generose m. John M. RIDER, 2/4/1880
George M. m. Roena SWANSON, 1885
Henry m. Bettie WYATT, 1885
Henry T. m. Mary COLLIN, 1891
India m. Mead SPENCER, 1881
India m. W. B. McCOY, 1887
Jacob m. Mabella STAMPLEY, 1847
Jacob E. m. Mrs. Maria DROMGOAL, 1834
Jemimah m. William REID, 1817
John H. m. Susan KNIGHTON, 1822
John O. m. Mrs. Ione OSTEEN, 1851
Laura m. S. C. KING, 1895
Lavenia m. Robert STAMPLEY, 1890
Louisa m. Charley SMITH, 1884
Lula m. Winston ANTHONY, 1891
Lula m. Mark BEDFORD, 1895
Mariah S. m. Philip B. DOHERTY, 10/11/1841
Martha m. Nimrod SELSER, 1808
Martha m. Samuel CARMON, 1821
Martha m. Morel ROWLAND, 1854
Martha m. Walter MANIFOLD, 5/5/1857
Mary m. Alexander DROMGOOLE, 1825
Mary m. Stephen BURROWS, 1867
Melinda m. Esaac CHAMBLISS, 1885
Naomi m. Frederick CHAMBLISS, 1855
Orlean m. John BOWMAN, 1854
Philen Stampley m. Florency Martin, 2/9/1871
Phoebe m. Edward FORMAN, 1808
Polly m. James BALDRIDGE, 6/12/1806
Richard Z. m. Louisa HOLMES, 9/14/1839
Robert m. Delila SLATER, 1830
Sarah m. Stephen ROWLAND, 1818
Sarah m. Daniel TRULY, 1845
Solomon m. Julia CORBETT, 1821
Solomon m. Mrs. Maria MAGEE, 1860
William m. Sarah SLATER, 1845
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Elizabeth m. Jerry MORK, 1873
Ella m. R. L. PARKER, 1891
Henry m. Kate DUNBAR, 4/9/1871
J. E. m. Sarah HALL, 1872
Margaret A. m. T. L. BEDBORD, 10/1/1868
Mary m. Bennie DOVE, 9/9/1896
Samuel m. Alice DROMGOOLE, 1866
Solomanm. Sarah FOX, 1866
Susan m. John FLOWERS, 1840
William m. Sarah COLLIER, 1859
ADAMS COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Clara E. m. Scott WATSON, 1/23/1845
Philocia D. m. John M. RIDER, 12/22/1897
Stephen C. m. Elizabeth GEOGHEGAN, 12/29/1853
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE BONDS:
Jacob E. m. Mary FLOWER; Josiah Flower, surety; 3/27/1823
Richard m. Abigail Smith; Benjamin Lewis, surety; 8/16/1827
Mrs. Ursula Mundell m. rancis B. RAGLAND; Thomas Newell, surety; Ursula was the widow of Abijah H. Mundell and the daughter
of David Stampley of Jefferson County, MS.
Elizabeth m. Willis Bartholomew [1820 - 1826]
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STAMPLEY CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Florence MARTIN Stampley, Erected by her son, Clyde Stampley, 10/16/1853 - 4/23/1908
___ Stampley, wife of C. C. Stampley, 18__ - 1947
Jennie Rose Stampley RIDER, wife of J. M. Rider, 11/17/1854 - 4/16/1896
Locia Stampley RIDER, wife of John M. Rider, Erected by her brother, Clyde Stampley, 11/12/1871 - 9/27/1923
Elizabeth A. Stampley, wife of John J. Stampley, 4/29/1797 - 4/20/1842
Susan A. Stampley NASH, dau. of John Stampley, wife of Walker Nash, 7/26/1829
John Stampley, 4/18/1789 - 12/5/1846
Elizabeth GEOGHEGAN Stampley, 12/2/1833 - 1/12/1917
Stephen C. Stampley, 7/1815 - 8/10/1873
Richard Z. Stampley, son of J. I. & Elizabeth Stampley, 11/17/1818 - 7/11/1845
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
C. Z. Stampley, Sr., 4/18/1838 - 6/1/1906
Zeb Stampley, 8/5/1871 - 8/1/1950
Laura Rosa MOFFETT Stampley, died at 58 years, d. 2/16/1925
Volney Stampley, husband of Veatrice BOWMAN, 3/19/1910 - 5/30/1985
FAYETTE CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Louise Stampley BROWN, wife of James Brown, 2/2/1818 - 11/8/1871
RODNEY CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Mary Stampley, wife of Solomon B. Stampley, died at 42 years, d.1/1/1841
WILLIAMS CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Henry E. Stampley, 7/22/1850 - 12/31/1902
Kate E. DUNBAR, wife of Henry E. Stampley, 10/26/1850 - 11/29/1926
Spanish Census of the Natchez District, 1792:
George Stampley; recorded as Jorge Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Jacob Stampley, recorded as Jacobo Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
John Stampley, recorded as Juan Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Margaret Stampley; recorded as Margarita Stampley; recorded at Villa Gayoso
Natchez Court Records:
9/20/1789. Thomas Wilkins, atty. for Daniel Clark, to John Stampley, a new negro wench, for $536, Mexican silver, on terms.
Jonathan Curtis, surety. Eben Rees, Esq., acknowledged to have received full payment in foregoing and mortgage cancelled.
3/15/1808.
9/20/1789. Thomas fWilkins, atty. for Daniel Clark, to Richard Curtis, a Guinea negro, for $546, Mexican Silver, on terms, John
Stampley, surety. Signed. Negro taken back by Juan Maphther, by power of attorney.
5/20/1794. Jacob Stampley vs. Hugh Davis. Jacob Stampley represents that in March last he was in New Orleans prepared to
deliver to Hugh Davis some merchandise and a small coil of rope to be brought up to his place, freight for which the petitioner
paid immediately as will appear by said Davis' receipt, here annexed, and after the petitioner left town the said Davis did put the
petitioner's goods on board of Wm. Falconer's boat which was lost, the petitioner's trunk of merchandise was put ashore before
the boat sunk and it was seized upon and detained by Mr. Matthews with other effects for the payment of the negro who was lost
in diving. His property was saved before the boat was sunk and before the negro was employed to dive. Signature: Jacob
Stampley. // Received of Mr. Jacob Stampley, one trunk and a small coil of rope in good order, which I promise to deliver at the
Natchez landing, the danger of the river excepted, the freight paid. Signed: Hugh Davis, New Orleans, 3/24/1794. // At the
complaint of Mr. Jacob Stampley, Hugh Davis is ordered to appear at the government house the first court day after notification
of this order. I do hereby obligate myself to produce within a reasonable time the effects mentioned in my receipt to Jacob
Stampley for his order at the natchez landing, or pay him the value thereof. 5/24/1794, the danger of the river for my own boat
excepted. Signed: Hugh Davis. Before Gayoso.
2/20/1804. Spanish government to Thomas Green. Petition of Thomas Green, who, having 100 arpens adj. Madame Truly, Mr.
Stampley and vacant lands, asks for a grant of 100 arpens more. Warrant for 100 acres.
2/20/1804. Spanish government to John Terry. Petition of John Terry, an inhabitant of this district, who has been established
here many years on a tract of land; to gain subsistence of my family, which contains 14 persons, asks that 700 arpents on Cole's
Creek be granted to him, adj. George Stampley and David Odam. Warrant for same N. O.
Gleanings from Newspapers: Fayette, MS WatchTower, Jefferson Journal, Southern
Telegraph of Rodney, MS, Mississippi Free Trader of Natchez:
April 18, 1837
Rodney
Died at her residence on Cole's Creek, Jefferson County, Mrs. Julian Stampley, Consort of Mr. Solomon B. Stampley. She left
a husband and several children.
December 16, 1846
Died at his residence, 6 miles south of this place [6 mi. s. of Natchez] on Monday Morning, Mr. John I. Stampley, long a resident
of this county.
September18, 1857
Rodney Correspondence
George Williams drowned, he was from St. Joseph, LA. He had come down in a skiff and when alongside the Ferry Boat and
about to come ashore, his nose commenced bleeding profusely and he fainted and fell over the boat side. S. B. STAMPLEY,
who was near the scene, nobly jumped overboard after him, without even waiting to divest himself of his clothing, but without
avail, as the body never rose again. Our citizens sent for a cannon which was fruitlessly used for 3 days and the search was
given up in despair.
March 21, 1856
Marriage: Levi A. Moore to Miss Elizabeth Ann STAMPLEY by Hon. J. M. Ellis, all of this county, at Stampley Town on Saturday,
March 15th.
August 22, 1856
Obituary: Mrs. Luvicea STAMPLEY Evans, late consort of James H. Evans, and daughter of James Henry and Director Smith
Stampley, died in Fayette on the morning of the 18th of congestive chills. She was born in Jefferson Co., MS at the home of her
parents on July 4, 1832. [Very lengthy article faded and some words obscured in crease of page.]
August 22, 1856
Letters of Administration: William C. STAMPLEY, deceased, by Benadam Pendleton, on August 5, 1856.
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From Jefferson County Stories by Gordon A. Cotton:
".......At the Holston, they had to build flatboats and didn't begin their journey until late in 1780. On the first boat were the Curtis,
Jones, Courtney and Stampley families......."
".......for a decade, Richard Curtis, Jr. and his friends had been worshipping quietly, but in October, 1791, they decided to form
themselves into an organized church. They met at the home of Margaret Stampley, a widow, and chose Richard Curtis as
pastor.......Charter members included the Curtises: Richard, William and Benjamin, William Thompson, John Jones, Ealiff Lanier
and Margaret Stampley. Most likely the wives of the men were also members."
Jefferson County, MS Stampley Marriage Records:
Caroline m. Orange S. MILES, 9/19/1847
Cicero m . Indiana A. COMPTON, 1860
Daniel m. Cordelia HUMES, 11/7/1889
Divector m. Jalone STAMPLEY, 1849
Emma m. I. A. MARTIN, 4/3/1872
Enola m. Posey P. FRENCH, 8/20/1900
Generose m. John M. RIDER, 2/4/1880
George M. m. Roena SWANSON, 1885
Henry m. Bettie WYATT, 1885
Henry T. m. Mary COLLIN, 1891
India m. Mead SPENCER, 1881
India m. W. B. McCOY, 1887
Jacob m. Mabella STAMPLEY, 1847
Jacob E. m. Mrs. Maria DROMGOAL, 1834
Jemimah m. William REID, 1817
John H. m. Susan KNIGHTON, 1822
John O. m. Mrs. Ione OSTEEN, 1851
Laura m. S. C. KING, 1895
Lavenia m. Robert STAMPLEY, 1890
Louisa m. Charley SMITH, 1884
Lula m. Winston ANTHONY, 1891
Lula m. Mark BEDFORD, 1895
Mariah S. m. Philip B. DOHERTY, 10/11/1841
Martha m. Nimrod SELSER, 1808
Martha m. Samuel CARMON, 1821
Martha m. Morel ROWLAND, 1854
Martha m. Walter MANIFOLD, 5/5/1857
Mary m. Alexander DROMGOOLE, 1825
Mary m. Stephen BURROWS, 1867
Melinda m. Esaac CHAMBLISS, 1885
Naomi m. Frederick CHAMBLISS, 1855
Orlean m. John BOWMAN, 1854
Philen Stampley m. Florency Martin, 2/9/1871
Phoebe m. Edward FORMAN, 1808
Polly m. James BALDRIDGE, 6/12/1806
Richard Z. m. Louisa HOLMES, 9/14/1839
Robert m. Delila SLATER, 1830
Sarah m. Stephen ROWLAND, 1818
Sarah m. Daniel TRULY, 1845
Solomon m. Julia CORBETT, 1821
Solomon m. Mrs. Maria MAGEE, 1860
William m. Sarah SLATER, 1845
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Elizabeth m. Jerry MORK, 1873
Ella m. R. L. PARKER, 1891
Henry m. Kate DUNBAR, 4/9/1871
J. E. m. Sarah HALL, 1872
Margaret A. m. T. L. BEDBORD, 10/1/1868
Mary m. Bennie DOVE, 9/9/1896
Samuel m. Alice DROMGOOLE, 1866
Solomanm. Sarah FOX, 1866
Susan m. John FLOWERS, 1840
William m. Sarah COLLIER, 1859
ADAMS COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Clara E. m. Scott WATSON, 1/23/1845
Philocia D. m. John M. RIDER, 12/22/1897
Stephen C. m. Elizabeth GEOGHEGAN, 12/29/1853
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MS STAMPLEY MARRIAGE BONDS:
Jacob E. m. Mary FLOWER; Josiah Flower, surety; 3/27/1823
Richard m. Abigail Smith; Benjamin Lewis, surety; 8/16/1827
Mrs. Ursula Mundell m. rancis B. RAGLAND; Thomas Newell, surety; Ursula was the widow of Abijah H. Mundell and the daughter
of David Stampley of Jefferson County, MS.
Elizabeth m. Willis Bartholomew [1820 - 1826]
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STAMPLEY CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Florence MARTIN Stampley, Erected by her son, Clyde Stampley, 10/16/1853 - 4/23/1908
___ Stampley, wife of C. C. Stampley, 18__ - 1947
Jennie Rose Stampley RIDER, wife of J. M. Rider, 11/17/1854 - 4/16/1896
Locia Stampley RIDER, wife of John M. Rider, Erected by her brother, Clyde Stampley, 11/12/1871 - 9/27/1923
Elizabeth A. Stampley, wife of John J. Stampley, 4/29/1797 - 4/20/1842
Susan A. Stampley NASH, dau. of John Stampley, wife of Walker Nash, 7/26/1829
John Stampley, 4/18/1789 - 12/5/1846
Elizabeth GEOGHEGAN Stampley, 12/2/1833 - 1/12/1917
Stephen C. Stampley, 7/1815 - 8/10/1873
Richard Z. Stampley, son of J. I. & Elizabeth Stampley, 11/17/1818 - 7/11/1845
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
C. Z. Stampley, Sr., 4/18/1838 - 6/1/1906
Zeb Stampley, 8/5/1871 - 8/1/1950
Laura Rosa MOFFETT Stampley, died at 58 years, d. 2/16/1925
Volney Stampley, husband of Veatrice BOWMAN, 3/19/1910 - 5/30/1985
FAYETTE CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Louise Stampley BROWN, wife of James Brown, 2/2/1818 - 11/8/1871
RODNEY CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Mary Stampley, wife of Solomon B. Stampley, died at 42 years, d.1/1/1841
WILLIAMS CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Henry E. Stampley, 7/22/1850 - 12/31/1902
Kate E. DUNBAR, wife of Henry E. Stampley, 10/26/1850 - 11/29/1926
BALDRIDGE
From Sketches of Western North Carolina:
At different times subsequently, Major Forney volunteered in several short expeditions as far as the South Carolina line, for the
purpose of intimidating and keeping down the rising spirit of the Tories, who were numerous in this section of country, and required
a strict vigilance to hold them in a state of subjection. Early in June, 1780, when a call was made upon the militia, he volunteered in
CAPTAIN JOHN BALDRIDGE'S company, marched to a temporary rendezvous at Ramsour's and thence to Espey's, where they joined
other troops under the command of Col. William Graham and Lt. Col. Hambright. The united forces then proceeded to Lincoln 'old
Court House' near Moses Moore's, the father of Col. John Moore, the Tory leader, and marched and countermarched through that
section of country.
ORANGE CO., NC BALDRIDGE LAND GRANT RECORDS:
6/3/1778, entry date; James; location: Little River, 450 acres; 9/3/1779, issue date
8/9/1779, entry date; James; location: north fork of Little River; 200 acres; 3/13/1780, issue date
2/16/1780, entry date; James; location: Little River, 200 acres; 2/15/1799, issue date
4/10/1788, entry date; James; location: Little and Flat Rivers; 2/15/1799, issue date
5/18/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River, 80 acres; 6/2/1800, issue date
5/18/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River, 294 acres; 12/8/1797, issue date
9/1/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River and Flat Rivers, 233 acres; 9/20/1800 issue
date
1/25/1780, entry date; Francis; location: head of Herrells Creek; 116 acres; 10/25/1782, issue date
6/3/1778, entry date; John; location: Back Creek; 112 acres; 3/13/1780, issue date
6/3/1778, entry date; John; location: waters of Back Creek; 130 acres; 7/3/1779, issue date
12/18/1778, entry date: Malcom; location: waters of Little River; 129 acres; 3/11/1799, issue date
UNRECORDED LAND CLAIMS, NATCHEZ COURT RECORDS, MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY:
10/15/1804; Claimant, Thomas Lacey; witness, Francis Baldridge; Tho. Lacey claims a preemption right to 320 acres on
both sides of the north fork of Cole's Creek, improved by him in 1802 and inhabited and cultivated by him ever since.
1-151804; Claimant, William Lacey; witness, Francis Baldridge; Wm. Lacey claims 320 acres of land by preemption and
settlement in 1802 by claimant, on north fork of Cole's Creek in Jefferson County.
3/8/1804. Claimant Thomas Lacey. Wit.: Francis Baldridge.
3/11/1806; Claimant, Thomas Owens; witnesses, Theophilus Marble, Jonathan Curtis, Francis Baldridge; Tho. Owens claims
a preemption right to 200 acres on waters of Cole's Creek in Jefferson County.
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY IN THE WAR OF 1812
LT-COL. NEILSON'S DETACHMENT OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
John Baldridge, Private
LT-COL. NIXON'S REGIMENT:
Francis Baldridge, Private
COL. CLAIBORNE'S REGIMENT OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
Alexander Baldridge, Private
7TH REGIMENT, PERKINS' BATTALION OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
Francis Baldridge, Private
INHABITANTS OF THE NATCHEZ DISTRICT, 1810:
Francis Baldridge, Jefferson County
James Baldridge, Jefferson County
John Baldridge, Jefferson County
INHABITANTS OF THE NATCHEZ DISTRICT, 1816:
Alexander Baldridge, Jefferson County
Francis Baldridge, Jefferson County
James Baldridge, Jefferson County
John Baldridge, Jefferson County
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS BALDRIDGE MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Caroline m. Seaborn CORK, 1843
Deborah S. m. John JOHNSTON, 12/24/1807
Elizabeth M. m. John M. FOLKES, 10/13/1836
Elizabeth Ann m. Henry FREE, 1831
Emily m. Christopher CORBAN, 1872
Eveline m. Harrison HUMES, 12/6/1877
James m. Polly STAMPLEY, 6/12/1806
Jane m. John ROBERTSON, 1821
John m. Laminda ORR, 1838
Joseph m. Mollie LEWIS, 1880
Martha m. Jamison LIDDELL, 9/22/1836 [News from Rodney by Gordon Cotton: "Notice: All persons will take notice
that whereas my wife, Martha Ann Baldridge Liddell, did quit my bed and board, without provovation, during the month of
May last, I will hereafter pay no debts that she may contract. Jamison Liddell, 2/16/1838"]
Mary m. James MARBLE, 2/8/1827
Mary m. Henry HENDRIXson, 1863
Mary Jane m. William W. OSBORN, 1849
Sarah J. m. Moses B. JONES, 2/7/1872
Tabithy m. John BALDWIN, 1825
William m. Cely MOORE, 1884
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS BALDRIDGE MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Eudora m. K. R. WEBB, Jr., 1879
Olivia m. Hiram C. RAWLS, 1871
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"NEWS FROM RODNEY" by Gordon Cotton:
John C. Johnston, husband of Deborah BALDRIDGE Johnson, is buried in the Elventon Cemetery in Claiborne County, MS. He was
born 8/1/1782 and died 6/7/1851. They were married 12/24/1807. He was a minister in the Mississippi Methodist Conference.
BETH CHURCH CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Martha A. BALDRIDGE BROWN, wife of Rev. Thomas C. Brown, M.D., 6/15/1815 - 1/29/1891
FOLKES CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Folkes, daughter of James and Mary BALDRIDGE, wife of John M. Folkes, 1/17/1813 - 12/2/1838
From Sketches of Western North Carolina:
At different times subsequently, Major Forney volunteered in several short expeditions as far as the South Carolina line, for the
purpose of intimidating and keeping down the rising spirit of the Tories, who were numerous in this section of country, and required
a strict vigilance to hold them in a state of subjection. Early in June, 1780, when a call was made upon the militia, he volunteered in
CAPTAIN JOHN BALDRIDGE'S company, marched to a temporary rendezvous at Ramsour's and thence to Espey's, where they joined
other troops under the command of Col. William Graham and Lt. Col. Hambright. The united forces then proceeded to Lincoln 'old
Court House' near Moses Moore's, the father of Col. John Moore, the Tory leader, and marched and countermarched through that
section of country.
ORANGE CO., NC BALDRIDGE LAND GRANT RECORDS:
6/3/1778, entry date; James; location: Little River, 450 acres; 9/3/1779, issue date
8/9/1779, entry date; James; location: north fork of Little River; 200 acres; 3/13/1780, issue date
2/16/1780, entry date; James; location: Little River, 200 acres; 2/15/1799, issue date
4/10/1788, entry date; James; location: Little and Flat Rivers; 2/15/1799, issue date
5/18/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River, 80 acres; 6/2/1800, issue date
5/18/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River, 294 acres; 12/8/1797, issue date
9/1/1797, entry date; James; location: Little River and Flat Rivers, 233 acres; 9/20/1800 issue
date
1/25/1780, entry date; Francis; location: head of Herrells Creek; 116 acres; 10/25/1782, issue date
6/3/1778, entry date; John; location: Back Creek; 112 acres; 3/13/1780, issue date
6/3/1778, entry date; John; location: waters of Back Creek; 130 acres; 7/3/1779, issue date
12/18/1778, entry date: Malcom; location: waters of Little River; 129 acres; 3/11/1799, issue date
UNRECORDED LAND CLAIMS, NATCHEZ COURT RECORDS, MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY:
10/15/1804; Claimant, Thomas Lacey; witness, Francis Baldridge; Tho. Lacey claims a preemption right to 320 acres on
both sides of the north fork of Cole's Creek, improved by him in 1802 and inhabited and cultivated by him ever since.
1-151804; Claimant, William Lacey; witness, Francis Baldridge; Wm. Lacey claims 320 acres of land by preemption and
settlement in 1802 by claimant, on north fork of Cole's Creek in Jefferson County.
3/8/1804. Claimant Thomas Lacey. Wit.: Francis Baldridge.
3/11/1806; Claimant, Thomas Owens; witnesses, Theophilus Marble, Jonathan Curtis, Francis Baldridge; Tho. Owens claims
a preemption right to 200 acres on waters of Cole's Creek in Jefferson County.
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY IN THE WAR OF 1812
LT-COL. NEILSON'S DETACHMENT OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
John Baldridge, Private
LT-COL. NIXON'S REGIMENT:
Francis Baldridge, Private
COL. CLAIBORNE'S REGIMENT OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
Alexander Baldridge, Private
7TH REGIMENT, PERKINS' BATTALION OF MISSISSIPPI MILITIA:
Francis Baldridge, Private
INHABITANTS OF THE NATCHEZ DISTRICT, 1810:
Francis Baldridge, Jefferson County
James Baldridge, Jefferson County
John Baldridge, Jefferson County
INHABITANTS OF THE NATCHEZ DISTRICT, 1816:
Alexander Baldridge, Jefferson County
Francis Baldridge, Jefferson County
James Baldridge, Jefferson County
John Baldridge, Jefferson County
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS BALDRIDGE MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Caroline m. Seaborn CORK, 1843
Deborah S. m. John JOHNSTON, 12/24/1807
Elizabeth M. m. John M. FOLKES, 10/13/1836
Elizabeth Ann m. Henry FREE, 1831
Emily m. Christopher CORBAN, 1872
Eveline m. Harrison HUMES, 12/6/1877
James m. Polly STAMPLEY, 6/12/1806
Jane m. John ROBERTSON, 1821
John m. Laminda ORR, 1838
Joseph m. Mollie LEWIS, 1880
Martha m. Jamison LIDDELL, 9/22/1836 [News from Rodney by Gordon Cotton: "Notice: All persons will take notice
that whereas my wife, Martha Ann Baldridge Liddell, did quit my bed and board, without provovation, during the month of
May last, I will hereafter pay no debts that she may contract. Jamison Liddell, 2/16/1838"]
Mary m. James MARBLE, 2/8/1827
Mary m. Henry HENDRIXson, 1863
Mary Jane m. William W. OSBORN, 1849
Sarah J. m. Moses B. JONES, 2/7/1872
Tabithy m. John BALDWIN, 1825
William m. Cely MOORE, 1884
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS BALDRIDGE MARRIAGE RECORDS:
Eudora m. K. R. WEBB, Jr., 1879
Olivia m. Hiram C. RAWLS, 1871
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"NEWS FROM RODNEY" by Gordon Cotton:
John C. Johnston, husband of Deborah BALDRIDGE Johnson, is buried in the Elventon Cemetery in Claiborne County, MS. He was
born 8/1/1782 and died 6/7/1851. They were married 12/24/1807. He was a minister in the Mississippi Methodist Conference.
BETH CHURCH CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Martha A. BALDRIDGE BROWN, wife of Rev. Thomas C. Brown, M.D., 6/15/1815 - 1/29/1891
FOLKES CEMETERY, JEFFERSON COUNTY, MS:
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Folkes, daughter of James and Mary BALDRIDGE, wife of John M. Folkes, 1/17/1813 - 12/2/1838
TURRENTINE
Orange County, NC Land Grant Records, 1752-1885
Turrentine, John; 9/9/1778; location: waters of Combses Creek; 202 acres; 9/3/1779, issue date
Turrentine, Samuel; 8/23/1815; location: waters of Jordan Creek; 73.75 acres; 2/3/1816, issue date
My G-Grandfather's Attic-Home
Orange County, NC Land Grant Records, 1752-1885
Turrentine, John; 9/9/1778; location: waters of Combses Creek; 202 acres; 9/3/1779, issue date
Turrentine, Samuel; 8/23/1815; location: waters of Jordan Creek; 73.75 acres; 2/3/1816, issue date
My G-Grandfather's Attic-Home
