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     Dr. Joseph John BURT, son of John BURT and Delia Lane, was born on 18 August 1817 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

He was probably one of the two males age 10 to14 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1830 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, He would have been 13 years old.²

Joseph married Eliza Thomas on 11 March 1839 in Morgan County, Alabama.¹

Dr. Joseph John BURT and Eliza Thomas appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as Joseph J. Burt, 33-year-old physician, born North Carolina, and Elliza, his 29-year-old wife, born Alabama. Thieir children were: John H., 9; William T., 5; and Nathan, 2. All were born in Alabama. Also living in the household was K. A. Foster, a 21-year-old farmer, born in North Carolina. They family had 7 slaves.

Dr. Joseph John BURT and Eliza Thomas appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as Joseph G. Burt, 45-yearold farmer and physician born in North Carolina. He had $15,000 in personal property and $5,000 in real estate. His wife, Eliza, was 39-year-old and born in Alabama. They had five children: John H., 19-year-old farm laborer; Wm. T., 15-year-old farm laborer; Nathan W., 12; Look (Luke), 6; and Mary L., 4. They had 3 slaves.

Dr. Joseph John BURT died after 1860 in Alabama.¹

     Martha H. BURT, daughter of John BURT and Delia Lane, was born on 27 March 1815 in North Carolina.²

She was probably the female age 10 to 14 listed in the household of her father, John BURT, in the 1830 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, She would have been 15 years old.³

     Henry Augustus BURT, son of John BURT and Delia Lane, was born on 22 December 1819 in Wake County, North Carolina.¹ He was also known as Harry.

He was probably one of the two males age 10 to14 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1830 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, He would have been 11 years old.²

He was probably the male age 20 to 30 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1840 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, He would have been 21 years old.³

Henry married Agnes Shelton Southerland on 8 October 1846 in Morgan County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Thomas Southerland and Ann Gamble. The nuptials were performed by Rev. M. S. Morris.^1,4

Henry Augustus BURT and Agnes Shelton Southerland appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as Henry A. Burt, 30-year-old farmer, born North Carolina, with $2,000 in real estate, and his 23-year-old wife, Agness, from Tennessee. They had one child, Thomas Burt, 9 months old, born in Alabama. They owned 10 slaves.

Henry Augustus BURT and Agnes Shelton Southerland appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, North Carolina. The household was listed as Henry A. Burt, 40-year-old farmer, born North Carolina. He had $4,050 personal property and $11,700 in real estate. Agness S. Burt, his wife, was 30-years-old and born in Tennessee. Their children were all born in Alabama and were: Thos. S., 10; Ann C., 8; Wm. E., 4; and Edward L., 2. They had 13 slaves.

Henry Augustus BURT died on 8 January 1890 at age 70.¹

     John Lockhart BURT, son of James BURT and Mary Lockhart, was born circa 1821 in North Carolina.¹

He was probably one of the 2 males age 16 to 20 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1840 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, He would have been about 19 years old.²

John married Elizabeth O. NEVILL, daughter of Osmond J. NEVILL and Sally BURT, on 9 November 1841 in Morgan County, Alabama. M. S. Morris, minister, performed the ceremony. The license was dated 6 Nov 1841.^1,3,4

John Lockhart BURT and Elizabeth O. NEVILL appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 20 December 1850 in Division 10, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as John L. Burt, 29-year-old farmer, born North Carolina, with real estate valued at $1600, and his 28-year-old wife, Elizabeth O. Nevil, from North Carolina. They had three children: Mary L. Burt, 5; Sarah A Burt, 3; and Paschal Burt, 2. They owned 11 slaves.⁵

John Lockhart BURT and Elizabeth O. NEVILL appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 26 July 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as John L. Burt, 39-year-old farmer, born in North Carolina. He had $7,000 in personal property and $11,000 in real estate. His wife, Elizabeth O., was 38-years-old and born in North Carolina. Their children were: Mary L. Burt, a 16-year-old seamtress; Sallie A. Burt, 15; Paschal M. Burt, 13; Edwin E. Burt, 7; and Emma A. Burt, 2. They owned 11 slaves.⁶

John Lockhart BURT died after 1860.¹

     William Hardy BURT, son of John BURT and Delia Lane, was born on 17 October 1821 in North Carolina.¹

He was probably the male under age 5 to 9 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1830 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, He would have been 9 years old.²

He was probably the male age 20 to 30 listed in the household of his father, John BURT, in the 1840 Federal Census of Morgan County, Alabama, 2.³

William married Mary Ellen Tucker on 14 October 1845 in Morgan County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Charles and Ann O. Tucker. The ceremony was performed by M. S. Morris, minister. The license was taken out 13 Oct 1845.^1,4

William Hardy BURT and Mary Ellen Tucker appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as William H. Burt, a 28-year-old farmer. born North Carolina, with $4,000 in real estate, and his 23-year-old wife, Mary E., from Virginia. They had one son, Lucian R., 1-year-old. Living with them was William's mother, Delia, age 66, born in North Carolina. They had 9 slaves.

William Hardy BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, North Carolina. The household was listed as Wm. H. Burt, a 38-year-old farmer, born North Carolina. He had $5,000 in personal property and $12,000 in real estate. His wife, Sarah, was 31-years-old born in Alabama. Also in the household were: Lucian Burt, 12; Charles Burt, 8; and Mary E. Burt, 12; Mary Wiggins, 18-year-old seamtress; James Wiggins, 14-year-old student; and Mathew Wiggins, 12. They owned 8 slaves.

William made a promisary note to Dr. Andrew Kaeiser for $1000 on 1 April 1863 in Walker County, Alabama. The reason for the note is not known, but it was among others stolen from Dr. Kaeiser"s wife Margaret on 1 Sep 1864. A band of Tories home on furlough from the 1st Alabama Union Cavalry raided the town of Jasper and freed a group of Tory prisoners from Winston county from the jail. On their way back to Winston county that night they stopped at the home of Dr. Kaeiser and shot him when they determined that he was instrumental in them being taken prisoner. They also robbed his wife.⁵

William Hardy BURT died on 16 July 1893 in Morgan County, Alabama, at age 71. He died of consumption.¹ He was buried in Decatur City Cemetery, Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama.

     Elizabeth O. NEVILL, daughter of Osmond J. NEVILL and Sally BURT, was born on 12 October 1821 in Halifax County, North Carolina.¹

She was probably the female age 16 to 20 listed in the household of her father, Osmond J. NEVILL, in the 1840 Federal Census of 39th Regiment, Morgan County, Alabama, She would have been 19 years old.²

Elizabeth married John Lockhart BURT, son of James BURT and Mary Lockhart, on 9 November 1841 in Morgan County, Alabama. M. S. Morris, minister, performed the ceremony. The license was dated 6 Nov 1841.^1,3,4

Elizabeth O. NEVILL and John Lockhart BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 20 December 1850 in Division 10, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as John L. Burt, 29-year-old farmer, born North Carolina, with real estate valued at $1600, and his 28-year-old wife, Elizabeth O. Nevil, from North Carolina. They had three children: Mary L. Burt, 5; Sarah A Burt, 3; and Paschal Burt, 2. They owned 11 slaves.⁵

Elizabeth O. NEVILL and John Lockhart BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 26 July 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as John L. Burt, 39-year-old farmer, born in North Carolina. He had $7,000 in personal property and $11,000 in real estate. His wife, Elizabeth O., was 38-years-old and born in North Carolina. Their children were: Mary L. Burt, a 16-year-old seamtress; Sallie A. Burt, 15; Paschal M. Burt, 13; Edwin E. Burt, 7; and Emma A. Burt, 2. They owned 11 slaves.⁶

Elizabeth O. NEVILL died on 16 June 1893 in Trinity, Morgan County, Alabama, at age 71.¹

     Eliza Thomas was born circa 1821 in Alabama.¹

Eliza married Dr. Joseph John BURT, son of John BURT and Delia Lane, on 11 March 1839 in Morgan County, Alabama.¹

Eliza Thomas and Dr. Joseph John BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as Joseph J. Burt, 33-year-old physician, born North Carolina, and Elliza, his 29-year-old wife, born Alabama. Thieir children were: John H., 9; William T., 5; and Nathan, 2. All were born in Alabama. Also living in the household was K. A. Foster, a 21-year-old farmer, born in North Carolina. They family had 7 slaves.

Eliza Thomas and Dr. Joseph John BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1860 in Decatur, Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as Joseph G. Burt, 45-yearold farmer and physician born in North Carolina. He had $15,000 in personal property and $5,000 in real estate. His wife, Eliza, was 39-year-old and born in Alabama. They had five children: John H., 19-year-old farm laborer; Wm. T., 15-year-old farm laborer; Nathan W., 12; Look (Luke), 6; and Mary L., 4. They had 3 slaves.

Eliza Thomas died after 1860.¹

     Mary Ellen Tucker was born on 22 January 1826 in Virginia.¹

Mary married William Hardy BURT, son of John BURT and Delia Lane, on 14 October 1845 in Morgan County, Alabama. She was the daughter of Charles and Ann O. Tucker. The ceremony was performed by M. S. Morris, minister. The license was taken out 13 Oct 1845.^1,2

Mary Ellen Tucker and William Hardy BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Morgan County, Alabama. The household was listed as William H. Burt, a 28-year-old farmer. born North Carolina, with $4,000 in real estate, and his 23-year-old wife, Mary E., from Virginia. They had one son, Lucian R., 1-year-old. Living with them was William's mother, Delia, age 66, born in North Carolina. They had 9 slaves.

Mary Ellen Tucker died on 9 October 1854 in Morgan County, Alabama, at age 28.¹ She was buried in Grange Hall Cemetery, Morgan County, Alabama.

     Mathew Wiggins was born in 1817 in North Carolina, the son of James Wiggins and Susannah Lasiter.²

Mathew married Mary Ann BURT, daughter of John BURT and Delia Lane, on 3 December 1833 in Morgan County, Alabama. The ceremony was performed by Jo. Lane, minister of the gospel. The license was taken out 18 May 1833.^1,2

Mathew Wiggins died in 1847 in Morgan County, Alabama.²

     William BURT, son of Joseph BURT and Mary Holt, was born circa 1793 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

He was probably one of the three males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Joseph BURT, in the 1800 Federal Census of Cumberland County, North Carolina.²

William BURT was listed as one of the heirs to the estate of Joseph BURT between 1802 and 1807 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He died intestate and David Holt was named administrator and also made guardian of the minor heirs. Provisions were made to provide funds for schooling, boarding and clothing of his minor children William, Nancy, Willis, Frederick and Jesse in 1807 and 1808. They received a share of the estate after debts were paid and also a small plot of land.³

William BURT died circa 1824 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.

     Nancy BURT, daughter of Joseph BURT and Mary Holt, was born circa 1795 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.

She was probably the female under age 10 listed in the household of her father, Joseph BURT, in the 1800 Federal Census of Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

Nancy BURT was listed as one of the heirs to the estate of Joseph BURT between 1802 and 1807 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He died intestate and David Holt was named administrator and also made guardian of the minor heirs. Provisions were made to provide funds for schooling, boarding and clothing of his minor children William, Nancy, Willis, Frederick and Jesse in 1807 and 1808. They received a share of the estate after debts were paid and also a small plot of land.²

Nancy BURT died in 1886.

     Willis BURT, son of Joseph BURT and Mary Holt, was born on 13 February 1798 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.

He was probably one of the three males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Joseph BURT, in the 1800 Federal Census of Cumberland County, North Carolina.¹

Willis BURT was listed as one of the heirs to the estate of Joseph BURT between 1802 and 1807 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He died intestate and David Holt was named administrator and also made guardian of the minor heirs. Provisions were made to provide funds for schooling, boarding and clothing of his minor children William, Nancy, Willis, Frederick and Jesse in 1807 and 1808. They received a share of the estate after debts were paid and also a small plot of land.²

Willis married first Rebecca Womack before 1817 in North Carolina.³

Willis BURT and Rebecca Womack moved from Cumberland county, North Carolina to Franklin County, Tennessee, before 1830 The area where Willis settled is near Winchester Springs where William and Susan Sims Burt, son and daughter-in-law of William Burt and Salumith Ballard. of Warren county, North Carolina, apparently built a hotel. Willis is named in William's will as a neighbor of his Bunscomb tract.³

Willis BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1830 in Franklin County, Tennessee. The household was listed as 1 male under 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15, and 1 female 30-40. They were living next door to his brother Frederick.

Willis BURT of Franklin county sold to James Young of Bedford county on 27 May 1839 in Bedford County, Tennessee, one negro woman named Suckey aged forty years, one negro girl named Judah about two years old and one negro girl about three months old named Harriett, slaves for life, for $750. Witnesses were Benjamin Kimbro and Isaac B. Holt.⁴

Willis BURT sold a tract of land to William Hopkins, both of Franklin county on 27 July 1841 in Franklin County, Tennessee, for $350, 100 acres of land where Madison Sargent now lives, north boundary line between Burt and Matthew Barts. Witnesses were Thomas Hopkins and Madison Sargent.⁵

Willis BURT and Rebecca Womack appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 1850 in Franklin County, Tennessee. The household was listed as Willis Burt, 53; Rebecca Burt, 52; John S. Burt, 23; William Burt, 21; Malinda Burt, 20; Joseph Burt, 18; Nancy Burt, 15; and Sarah Burt, 14. Willis and Rebecca were born in North Carolina and all of theire children were born in Tennessee.³

Rebecca died on 7 September 1852 in Franklin County, Tennessee, at age 54 leaving Willis BURT as a widower.³

Willis married second Elizabeth Rogers before 1860 in Franklin County, Tennessee.³

Willis BURT died on 29 September 1875 in Franklin County, Tennessee, at age 77.⁶ He was buried in Pennington Cemetery, Franklin County, Tennessee.

     Frederick BURT, son of Joseph BURT and Mary Holt, was born on 13 February 1800 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He was probably named for his maternal grandfather, Frederick Holt.¹

He was probably one of the 3 males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Joseph BURT, in the 1800 Federal Census of Cumberland County, North Carolina.²

Frederick BURT was listed as one of the heirs to the estate of Joseph BURT between 1802 and 1807 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He died intestate and David Holt was named administrator and also made guardian of the minor heirs. Provisions were made to provide funds for schooling, boarding and clothing of his minor children William, Nancy, Willis, Frederick and Jesse in 1807 and 1808. They received a share of the estate after debts were paid and also a small plot of land.³

Frederick married Nancy Wormack circa 1822 in North Carolina. She was the daughter of Rorie Wormack and Elizabeth Betsey Booker.

Frederick BURT was listed as Willis BURT's neighbor in a census in 1830 in in Franklin County, Tennessee.

Frederick BURT appeared on the 1830 Federal Census of Franklin County, Tennessee, 1 male under 5 [Thomas], 2 males 5-9 [Joseph, James], 1 male 30-39 [Frederick], 1 female 20-29 [Nancy], no slaves.⁴

Frederick BURT appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Franklin County, Tennessee, 2 males under 5 [Charles, Wiliam], 1 male 10-14 [Thomas], 2 males 16-19 [james, Joseph], 1 male 40-49 [Frederick], 1 female 30-39 [Nancy], no slaves.⁵

Frederick BURT and Nancy Wormack appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 3 November 1850 in Districk 14, Franklin County, Tennessee. The household was listed as Frederick Burt, a 31(?) year old farmer and 37 year old wife, Nancy Burt, both born in North Carolina. He had real estate valued $500. Living with them were their sons James A. Burt, age 25, laborer; Thomas G. Burt, age 21, laborer; William W. Burt, age 15; Charles F. Burt, age 12 and Willis B. Burt, age 10, all born in Tennessee. Also in the household were Mary J. Baget, 7 and Elizabeth Blye, 18, both born in Tennessee. Relationship unknown. Living next door was their son J. J. Burt and wife Nancy.⁶

Frederick BURT and Nancy Wormack appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 20 July 1860 in Hurricane, Franklin County, Tennessee. The household was listed as F. Burt, a 60-year-old farmer and wife Nancy Burt, age 57, both born in North Carolina. Frederick had real estate valued $1500 and personal estate also valued $1500. Also in the household was their son, Willis B. Burt, an 18 year odl farm hand born in Tennessee. He was attending school.⁷

Frederick BURT appeared on a census, enumerated 16 June 1880, in the household of his son Charles Frederick BURT in Civil District 11, Moore County, Tennessee. He was recorded as Frederick Burt, age 80, born North Carolina, the father of Charles.⁸

Frederick BURT died after 1880 in Moore County, Tennessee.

     Jesse BURT, son of Joseph BURT and Mary Holt, was born in 1802 in Cumberland County, North Carolina.

Jesse BURT was listed as one of the heirs to the estate of Joseph BURT between 1802 and 1807 in Cumberland County, North Carolina. He died intestate and David Holt was named administrator and also made guardian of the minor heirs. Provisions were made to provide funds for schooling, boarding and clothing of his minor children William, Nancy, Willis, Frederick and Jesse in 1807 and 1808. They received a share of the estate after debts were paid and also a small plot of land.¹

Jesse married Nancy Amanda Olive circa 1829 in Wake County, North Carolina.

Jesse BURT and Nancy Amanda Olive appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 8 August 1850 in Western Division, Wake County, North Carolina. The household was listed as Jesse Burt, a 48 year old farmer, with real estate valued $250. His implied wife was Nancy Burt, age 44, and children: Mary Burt, 21; Eliza Burt, 19; Luelender [Louise Ellen] Burt, 14 F; James Burt, 15; Joseph Burt, 11; Paschal Burt, 9; Amanda Burt, 6 and Thomas Burt, 4. All were born in North Carolina. Living nearby were Jesse's cousins Alfred and Elizabeth Burt.²

Jesse BURT and Nancy Amanda Olive appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 13 July 1860 in Morrisville, Wake County, North Carolina. The household was listed as Jesse Burt, a 58 year old farmer and implied wife Nancy Burt. age 52. He had real estate valued $1500 and personal estate valued $5512. Also in the household were Mary Burt, age 30; Eliza Burt, age 28; Joseph Burt, age 22; Paschal Burt, age 18; Manley[Mandy?] Burt, age 15; Henry Burt, age 12; and John Burt, age 4. LIving with them was Patience Thomas, age 85, possibly Nancy's mother. She was the widow of Walker Thomas who died in 1855. All were born in North Carolina. Living next door was son J. G. Burt, age 27, with wife Frances and son Charles.³

Jesse BURT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 11 July 1870 in Buckhorn Township, New Hill, Wake County, North Carolina. The household was listed as Jessee Burt, a 68 year old farmer with real estate valued $800 and personal estate $800. His inferred wife was Nancy Burt, age 61, keeping house. Their inferred children were Mandie Burt, age 21, at home; and John W. Burt, age 16, at home. Also in the household was Nash, a 70 year old mulatto domestic servant and Vice Burt, a black female domestic servant. All were born in North Carolina.⁴

Jesse married Martha Wood on 26 February 1873 in Wake County, North Carolina. She was the daughter of Willie and Charlotte Wood.⁵

Jesse BURT died in 1878.

     Francis married second Frances Ann WASHINGTON, daughter of Charles WASHINGTON and Mildred THORNTON, on 7 April 1802 in Leesburg, Virginia. This marriage occured two years after the death of Burgess Ball. They had one child, Adelaide, born 1803, died 1805.¹

Dr. Francis H. Peyton died on 5 December 1808 in Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia. He was assisinated by L. Littlejohn.^1,2 He was buried in Ball Burial Ground, Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia.

     Carrie BURT, daughter of Joseph Tarpley BURT and Amanda Arnold MARSHALL, was born in June 1862 in Macon County, Alabama.

Carrie BURT died on 12 September 1863 in Macon County, Alabama, at age 1. She was buried in Warrior Stand Cemetery.

     Joan D'Aubigny, daughter of Robert D'Aubigny, was born circa 1206.

     Roger de Mowbray, son of Nigel D'Aubigny and Gundreda de Gournay, was born circa 1120.

Roger de Mowbray died in 1187 in Palestine.