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     Leonard Jasper ABNEY, son of Isaac ABNEY and Dicey Russell, was born on 13 May 1806 in Tennessee.¹

Leonard married first Ellen Crenshaw circa 1829.¹

Leonard Jasper ABNEY died on 19 July 1864 in Des Moines County, Iowa, at age 58.^1,2 He was buried in Ridge Park Cemetery, Marshall, Saline County, Missouri.²

     Alexander ABNEY, son of Isaac ABNEY and Dicey Russell, was born in 1800 in Tennessee.²

Alexander ABNEY died circa 1850 in Overton County, Tennessee.²

     Abraham ABNEY, son of Isaac ABNEY and Dicey Russell, was born in 1815 in Clay County, Tennessee.¹ He was also known as Abe.

Abraham married Malinda Baise circa 1838 in Tennessee. She was the daughter of Micajah Baise.

Abraham ABNEY lived in the area of Judio Creek and was a chain carrier in Cumberland County, Kentucky.

Abraham ABNEY died on 31 August 1894 in Cumberland County, Kentucky.² He was buried in Cary Ridge Cemetery.

     Elisha A. ABNEY, son of Isaac ABNEY and Dicey Russell, was born in 1823 in Tennessee.²

Elisha married second Nancy Angelline Reynolds on 15 February 1881 in Cabool, Missouri.^3,4,2

Elisha A. ABNEY died in 1893 in Washington County, Missouri.^5,6 He was buried in Lower Indian Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Missouri.¹

     George ABNEY Jr, son of Sgt. George ABNEY and Sarah "Sally" GRIFFITH, was born in 1773 in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina.

     William ABNEY, son of Sgt. George ABNEY and Sarah "Sally" GRIFFITH, was born in 1777 in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina.¹

He was probably one of the two males under age 16 listed in the household of his father, Sgt. George ABNEY, in the 1790 Federal Census of Edgefield County, South Carolina.

William ABNEY appeared on the 1810 Federal Census of Edgefield County, South Carolina, Wm. Abney PC or PG [attorney?, preacher of gospel?], one maile 26-44 [William, age 33], one female under 10, one female 26-44 [Abigail], and one slave. Listed next door was the household of Reason Gentry.

During the War of 1812 William ABNEY along with Absalom Troup ABNEY, Abney MAYS Jr. and Charles ABNEY and Thomas Hamilton ABNEY enlisted in Capt. John Coleman's company in Col. William Youngblood's 1st Regiment of South Carollina Militia.²

William married Abigail Gentry circa 1835 in South Carolina.

William ABNEY died in 1851 in Edgefield County, South Carolina.

William left a will dated 21 March 1851 in Edgefield County, South Carolina. The will mentions an unnamed wife and son William. He named his "friend and step-son" R. L. Gentry as executor. He asked that after payment of his debts his property remain in the hands of his wife and son William during their lifetime. and after theri death to be sold and divided equally among his children Witnesses were Wm. Coleman, Thos. H. Coleman and R. M. Scurry. It was recorded in Will book D pg. 423, on 8 Apr 1851.³

William ABNEY and Abigail Gentry appeared in a newspaper article 27 May 1857 in the Edgefield Advertiser, published in Edgefield, South Carolina. State of South Carolina, Edgefield District -- Before me, Lewis Culbreath, a Magistrate of said District, personally appeared Abigail Abney, widow of William Abney, dec'd, who was a soldier in the war of 1812, and John Quattlebum, Agent for the said Abigal Abney, in her effort to obtain the Bounty Land to which she was entitled for the service of her said service as aforesaid; and after being duly sworn, deposeth and sayeth, that application was made to the Department of the Interior for Bounty Land as aforesaid, number 138,048, for which they have been informed by the Department, that a Land Warrant for one hundred and sixy (160) acres, was issued and sent to Sleepy Creek P. O., Edgefield District, S.C., which said deponents say they never have received, sold, assigned, nor voluntarily disposed of, directly or indirectly; and for a duplicate warrant they intend to apply to the Department in due form of law. -- Abigal (her X mark) Abney, and J. Quattlebum, Agent. Sworn and subscribed before me, the 2d May 1857. Lewis Culbreath, M. E. D..

The State of South Carolina, Edgefield District -- Before me personally appeared Joseph Griffith and Jesse Cobb, and made oath, that the above named Abigal Abney and J. Quattlebum are the identical persons they represent themselves to be in the foregoing affidavit or caveat; and that they have full confidence in the correctness of said deposition. -- Joseph Griffith, Jesse Cobb. Sworn to before me the 2d May 1857. Lewis Culbreath. M. E. D.⁴

William ABNEY and Abigail Gentry were granted land 1 May 1860 in Crawford County, Iowa. For his service in as a private in Captain Coleman's company of South Carolia Militia during the War of 1812 William Abney received a 160 acre bounty land grant in Iowa. As he was deceased, his widow, Abagail Abney, received the grant and assigned the land to Erastus Partridge through the Council Bluffs land office. The land was in sections 10 and 3, township 82 N, range 39 W.⁵

     Ann ABNEY, daughter of Sgt. George ABNEY and Sarah "Sally" GRIFFITH, was born circa 1775 in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina.

She was probably one of the 2 females listed in the household of her father, Sgt. George ABNEY, in the 1790 Federal Census of Edgefield County, South Carolina.

     Nancy Angelline Reynolds was born on 22 January 1848.²

Nancy married Elisha A. ABNEY, son of Isaac ABNEY and Dicey Russell, on 15 February 1881 in Cabool, Missouri.^3,4,5 She was buried in Lower Indian Creek Cemetery, Washington County, Missouri.⁶

Nancy Angelline Reynolds died on 22 December 1932 at age 84.⁶

     Ambrose MADISON, son of John MADISON II and Isabella Minor Todd, was born on 17 January 1696 in King and Queen County, Virginia.¹

Ambrose married Frances Taylor on 24 August 1721 in King and Queen County, Virginia.¹ He was buried in Montpelier Estate National HIstoric Site, Montpelier Station, Virginia.

Ambrose MADISON died on 27 August 1732 in Mount Pleasant, Spotsylvania County (later Orange County), Virginia, at age 36. He was the victim of poisoning.¹

     Frances Taylor was born on 30 August 1700.¹

Frances married Ambrose MADISON, son of John MADISON II and Isabella Minor Todd, on 24 August 1721 in King and Queen County, Virginia.¹

Frances Taylor died on 25 November 1761 in Mount Pleasant, Orange County, Virginia, at age 61.¹

     Jeffie Florence HUNT never married.

Jeffie Florence HUNT, daughter of Jesse Samuel HUNT and Barbara Cornelia ESCO, was born on 28 January 1912 in Autauga County, Alabama.^2,3

Jeffie Florence HUNT appeared on a census, enumerated 16 April 1940, in the household of her father Jesse Samuel HUNT in Liberty Beat 10, Autauga County, Alabama. She was identified as daughter, Jessie F. Hunt, 26, housework, four years school.⁴

Jeffie Florence HUNT appeared on a census, enumerated 21 April 1950, in the household of her father Jesse Samuel HUNT in Liberty, Autauga County, Alabama. She was recorded as Jeffie Hunt, age 38, single, never married, keeping house, born Alabama. Also in the household was her uncle, Harrison Hunt.⁵

Jeffie Florence HUNT died on 21 June 1989 in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, at age 77.² She was buried in Pine Level Methodist Church Cemetery, Autauga County, Alabama.¹

Her obituary appeared 23 June 1989 in the Birmingham Post-Herald, published in Birmingham, Alabama. Miss Jeffie F. Hunt --- Funeral for Miss Jeffie F. Hunt, 77, Birmingham, who died Wednesday, will be 2 p.m. tomorrow, Ridout's Prattville Chapel, burial Pine Level Methodist Church Cemetery, Prattville, Valley Chapel handling local arrangements. Member Pine Level Methodist Church. Survivor: brother, Ansley E. Hunt, Homewood.

     Ina Virginia Hubbard was born on 22 February 1889 in Autauga County, Alabama.

Ina married Joseph Burt HUNT, son of Thomas Brown HUNT and Mary Jane NIXON, on 19 March 1913 in Montgomery, Alabama. She was the daughter of Thomas Watt and Mary Josephine Tatum Hubbard. Ina was an Autauga county public school teacher in 1910.

Ina Virginia Hubbard and Joseph Burt HUNT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 23 January 1920 in Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado. The household was listed as Joseph B. Hunt, a 32 year old RR car repairer for the railroad, and Ina V. Hunt, his 30 year old wife. They had two children, Joseph D., 5, born Alabama, and Kathlyn, age 1 9/12, born in Colorado.

Ina Virginia Hubbard and Joseph Burt HUNT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 21 April 1930 in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. The household was listed as Joseph B. Hunt, a 43 year old carpenter working at an airplane plant. His wife was Ina V. Hunt, 41, born Alabama. They had married when she was 24 and Joseph was 26, so about 1914. They had two daughters, Virginia C., 9, and Mary Evelyn, 6 4/12, both born in Colorado. The family lived at 2201 West Vermijo in a house they owned, valued at $3000. They owned a radio so were doing well.

Ina Virginia Hubbard and Joseph Burt HUNT appeared as head of household on a census enumerated 4 April 1940 in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado. The household was listed as Joseph Hunt, a 53 year old carpenter working for the government. His wife was Ina Hunt, 51, also born in Alabama. They were married and each had an 8th grade education. They had two daugters, Virginia, 18, and Evelyn, 16, both attending school and born in Colorado. They lived at 2201 W. Vermijo.

Ina Virginia Hubbard died on 1 May 1977 in Pierce County, Washington, at age 88.¹ She was buried in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park, Anaheim, Orange County, California.²

     Walter De ABNEY, son of William De ABNEY, was born circa 1300 in Derbyshire, England.

Walter De ABNEY was included in a charter on 3 July 1330 in Tideswell, England.¹

     Oren Datus CARSTARPHEN, son of Thomas Chapel CARSTARPHEN and Elizabeth Harvey, was born on 20 September 1811 in Halifax County, North Carolina.

Oren Datus CARSTARPHEN died on 31 May 1897 in Wilcox County, Alabama, at age 85.¹ He was buried in Coy Cemetery, Wilcox County, Alabama.¹