Free Genealogy Resources of Descendants of Robert Coleman Sr. from AD 1622

Notes

348. Joseph Coleman

Joseph fought in the American Revolution, 6th Virginia Regiment,
discharged 13 Jan 1780 and given a new pair of shoes. He owned
200 acres of land in Buckingham County from 1782-1793. He and
Sytha moved to Union County, South Carolina in 1786.

Moses Crosby

Lived in Alabama.

Benjamin Ellis

Lived in South Carolina.

John Anderson

Lived in Cobb County, Georgia.

1010. Sarah ÒSallyÓ Coleman

Sarah and Wyatt were living in Hanover County in 1792.

351. Permines Coleman

Permines bought land in Buckingham County by 1794. In Jul 1799,
he was paid $1.65 for being a court witness in Cumberland
County. He lived 14 miles away, in Buckingham County. (Order
Bk. 20, p. 253) He was on the 1800 Buckingham County Tax List.

1031. Betty Ann Glenn

No Mention in FatherÕs Will

358. Elizabeth Orano Glenn

Orano and Bird had seven children. Several moved to Gadsen
County, Florida.

"Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, page
255, Thomas Hopkins Peake, Jr. refers to "Major Bird and Oranna
Glenn Bowker"

359. William Coleman Glenn

"Union County Cemeteries" by Mrs. E. D. Whaley, 1976. Glenn
Cemetery tomb inscriptions on page 65.

"GLENN, WILLIAM G. 5-16-1761 -- 4-18-1827 Revolutionary
Veteran" No explanation for G. versus Coleman. Perhaps 'C' is
mistaken for 'G'?

Reference to William C. Glenn of Union District, SC, and
Elizabeth Wright, daughter of Thomas Wright, entered in 1830 on
page 258 of SC Miscellaneous Records Volume G 1829-1831 reported
on page 48 of "SC Marriages Volume IV 1787-1875 Implied in the
Miscellaneous Records of SC", 1994, Barbara R. Langdon.

Joseph Coleman

Joseph fought in the American Revolution, 6th Virginia Regiment,
discharged 13 Jan 1780 and given a new pair of shoes. He owned
200 acres of land in Buckingham County from 1782-1793. He and
Sytha moved to Union County, South Carolina in 1786.

363. Alexander Glenn

Page 10 of "Laurens County, South Carolina, Will Book F, 1826 -
1834", 1982, by Mrs, Frances Terry Ingmire, 10166 Clairmont Dr.,
St. Louis, MO 63136, published by Ingmire Publications (same
address) says: " WILL OF ALEXANDER GLENN

In the name of God, Amen. I Alexander GLENN, being in health
and sound mind and memory, do lend all my estate, both real and
personal, after all my just debts are discharged in the
following manner (Viz). I do lend all my land and all my negros
and all my household and kitchen furniture with all my stock and
plantation tools with all my cash bonds and back accounts with
all my crop to my daughter Nancy R. RICE during her natural life
and at her death to be equally divided amongst her children.
And if either of her children should die before her and leave
children for the part of there father or mother to be equally
divided amongst them. And lastly, I do constitute and appoint
Doctor Hexekiah RICE, James YOUNG and Richard F. SIMPSON
executors to this my last will and testament. Hereby revoking
all other and former wills and testaments by me heretofore made.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my
seal this the 5th of January, 1826. Signed and delivered in
presence of us.

Alexr. Glenn (SL)

Langsdon East

James Creford

James Young

Recorded in Will Book F, Page 28. Proven June 5, 1826.
Recorded date not available. David Anderson Ordy., Laurens
District [SC]."

The above will raises the question whether Nancy, married to Dr.
Hezekiah Rice (Jr.), is Nancy T. Glenn, as stated in "The Glenns
of Union County" by Ralph Manning Magoffin, or Nancy R. Glenn.
(Lawrence Glenn Hardin - 1996)