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- ----------------Excerpt of 1840 Census Muscogee Co. Ga.------------------
listed in 1840 census of Muscogee Co. Ga.
district 678 page 311 line 9
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Head of Household John DILLARD
3 males ages 0-5, 2 males ages 5-10, 1 male age 40-50, 1 female age 10-15, and 1 female age 30-40.
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The three males ages 0-5 are: Thomas G. DILLARD Born 02 Feb 1839, Starling Manuel DILLARD born 27 Sept 1834 and one unaccounted (There is a grave stone next to John DILLARD. Maybe a male died early?).
The two males ages 5-10 are: Crawford George DILLARD born 18 June 1832 and Tamplin Nixon DILLARD born 20 Dec 1829
The one male aged 40-50 is: John DILLARD born abt 1798
The one female aged 10-15 is: Susan DILLARD.
The one female aged 30-40 is: Hilah WATSON born 10 May 1807
John DILLARD is listed as having one female slave age 10-23
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311a 9 Dillard John 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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----------------Excerpt of 1850 Census McNorton's Dist., Muscogee Co. Ga.------------------
Page: 804 Enumerated: 24 October 1850 By: A S RUTHERFORD Dwell: 87 HH: 90
LN#NAMEAGESEXOCCREALPOB
03John DILLARD52MFarmer$1,000Fairfield SC
04Hilah42FGwinnett Co. Ga.
05Crawford18MWalton Co. Ga.
06Starling16MMuscogee Co. Ga.
07Thomas10MMuscogee Co. Ga.
08James E.04MMuscogee Co. Ga.
09Sarah E.02FMuscogee Co. Ga.
----------------------------End of Extract of 1850 Federal Census-----------------------------
-------------------Excerpt of 1860 Federal Census Newton, Dale Co. Al.---------------------
Page: 224 Enumerated: 13 Sept 1860 by: William Bracewell Dwell: 1506 HH: 1506
LN#NAMEAGESEXOCCREALPERSPOBAS
18John DILLARD65MFarmer9001560SC.
19Milly54F...GA.
20Thomas20MFarm Laborer..GA.
21William18MFarm Laborer..GA.
22James14M...GA.
23Sarah E.12F...GAX
24Alexander09M...GAX
25Jackson06M...GA.
------------------------End of census excerpt----------------------------
Deeds in the current possession of Lawrence Dillard
Deed #1
DEED
From
Rachel Barnes
Edward Barnes
William Barnes
To
John Dillard
____________________
Recd for Record
April 11 1839
D. Carmichael
Judge of Probate
Recorded June 20
1839 in Deed Book
A on Page 21 & 22
D. Carmichael
( record ) Judge of
(for .60 ) Probate
The State of Alabama}
Dale County }This Indenture made on
The 18th day of October In The year of our Lord
(1838) One Thousand Eight-hundred and Thirty
eight - Between Rachel Barnes Edward Barnes
and William Barnes of the first part - of
Said County and State and John Dillard
of the County of Chattahoochee and State of
Georgia - of the second part. - Wittnesseth
that in consideration of the sum of Eight-hundred
dollars To Them in hand paid by the said
John Dillard of the second part - The Receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged by the said
John Dillard. do give grant bargain sell
and convey unto the said John Dillard
his heirs and assignees The following Tract
of Land Known and described as the
(E 1/2 of NE 1/4) East-half of the North East quarter
The (NE 1/4 of SE 1/4) North East quarter of the
South East quarter. The (NW 1/4 of NE 1/4) North
West quarter of the North East quarter. All
in Section No Ten In Township No Six
of Range No Twenty Four. In the Elba District
of Lands In Ala. Containing One hundred and
Sixty acres More or less. To have and to hold
The Saim (sic) unto The Said John Dillard his heirs
and assigns forever-and Ms Rachel Barnes
Edward Barnes and William Barnes will and
all heirs executers and administrators
shall warrant-and defend the saim to the
said John Dillard his heirs and assigns
against the Lawful claims and defense of all Persons
whitnesseth and we Rachel Barnes Edward Barnes
and William Barnes Together with our wives
Ann Barnes and Margaret E Barnes in Token
of our release of all Title of To dower
in the above granted premisis (sic) do hereunto
set our names and affix our seals this the 18th
her
day of Oct 1838Rachel X Barnes(LS)
mark
Signed in Presence ofEdward Barnes(LS)
A . D. PattersonAnn Barnes(LS)
T. N. DillardWilliam Barnes(LS)
Margaret E. Barnes(LS)
Deed # 2
Deed
T. N. Dillard
To
C.G. Dillard
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Recd for Record
April 10th 1860
D. Carmichael
Judge of Probate
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Recorded in Book J of Deeds on page
803 the 10th day of April 1860._____
D. Carmichael
Judge of Probate
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Fee .60 paid
The State of Alabama
Dale County
This indenture made
the 17th day of October One Thousand
Eight Hundred and fifty nine between T N
Dillard of the first part and C G Dillard
of the second part both of the state and
County aforesaid whitnesseth that I the said
T N Dillard for and consideration of the
sum of Three Hundred Dollars to me in Hand
paid by the said CG Dillard the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged that I bargain
sell and deliver unto the said C G Dillard
and heirs and assignees forever a certain tract
or Parcel of land lying and being in the
state and county of aforesaid and is
known as follows viz the East 1/4 of NE 1/4
of Section Three Township Six Range Twenty Four
Containing forty Acres together with all
Advantages belonging There to or in any wise
oppertuning (sic) the said land to have and to
hold unto the Said C G Dillard his
heirs and or Assignees for ever and I the said
T N Dillard for myself me heirs executers
administrators or assignees do warrant and
defend the rights title claim of all or any
other person or persons whomsoever in
witness whereof T N Dillard hereunto set
my hand and affix my seal the date and day above mentioned
Signed Sealed and delivered in the presents
of as witnesseshis
Attn. E L MatthewsT. N. X Dillard
(Sig)
Edward Dowlingmark(LS)
(Sig)
The State of Alabama ) T Matthias Brackin
Dale County ) an acting justice of the Peace
in the state and County aforesaid appeared T.N.
Dillard who being in name is the forgoing
conveyance and who is known to me acknowledge be
fore me that on the Day the Saim (sic) bears date that he
did volunterry (sic) Execute the Saim on the Day the Saim
bears date Given under my hand this the 17th of
Oct 1859 Matthias Brackin (JP)
Deed # 3
Recd for Record
April 28th 1844
Allen G Carter clk
Deed
State of Alabama} This Indenture made on the
Dale County } Eighth day of October in the year
of our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and Forty
Between John C Cameron and his wife Catharine
Cameron of the one part and Aaron Helloms of the other
part whitnesseth That in consideration of the sum of
Two hundred and fifty dollars to him in hand payed (sic) by
the said Aaron Helloms that Receipt thereof is hearby (sic)
and wife acknowledged By the Said John C. Cameron he doath
Bargain and do By These presence Bargain and
Sale unto The Said Aaron Helloms and to his heirs
forever all the following track of land to wit, The
East half of the North East quarter of Section ten
of Township Six of Range twenty four containing eighty
Acres and four and a half hundred of an acre together
with all the Impliments (sic) and afertenancy (sic) in any
wise belonging to said land unto the said Aaron
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The State of Alabama ) I Allen G Carter clerk of
Dale County ) of the county court of Dale
County do hereby certify that the witness was
duly Recorded in my office in Book D page
268 May the 1st 1844 Allen G Carter clerk
---------------Survey Plat Map of Dillard Farm in Ozark Al.-----------------
Survey Plat Map:
John Dillard's
Plat N. 343
204 39/100 A
Tapley N. Dillard}
Nicholas Glenn }
Fee $4.50
Recd for Record
April 11th 1839
D. Carmichael
Judge of Probate
Recorded April 23
1839 in deed book J
page 491 D. Carmichael
Judge of Probate
Fee .60 Paid
Survey Certif. No 343
Scale 20 Chains
per InchMAP OF PROPERTY DISPLAYED
ON SURVEY
The State of Alabama}
Dale County }
The above Represents
The South East quarter of The South East quarter
of Section No Three, and The East half, and North West
quarter of the South East quarter of Section No. Ten
in Township No Six of Range No Twenty four (in
The Elba District of Public lands) and bounded as
follows beginning at a lightwood Stake (near the
Road) S 6 1/2 W. 36 links from a small Spanish Oak tree
and bears N 4 1/8 W.40.22 Cha.to a lightwood stake (in
The Swamp) N 19 1/4 W. 29 links from a small popler tree
fro. Then S 84 W. 20.34 3/4 Cha. to a lightwood Stake (in
The Creek) S 33 1/4 W. 28 links from a Stooping Ironwood
=tree fro. Then N 4 1/8 W 20.15 Cha to a lightwood Stake (in the Section
line) N 69 1/2/ W. 34 links from a Small Post Oak Tree fro. Then
with Section line N 83 3/4 E. 20.37 1/4 Cha. to a lightwood Stake
(driven down level with The Earth's Surface in the road,
and in Section line) S. 11 W. 40 links from a Post oak Tree
fro. Then N. 6 W. 19.82 Cha. to a lightwood Stake N. 17 1/2 W. 89
links from a lightwood Stump fro. Then N. 84 E. 20.64
Cha. to a lightwood Stake (near a road, and in Section
line) N. 16 1/4 E. 22 links from a Post oak Tree fro. Then
with Section line S 6 E 19.81 Cha. to a lightwood Stake
(The Section Corner) N.43 1/4 E. 37 links from a Blackgum
=Tree, (The original fro) Then with Section line S.41/8 E.
60.97 1/2 Cha to a lightwood Stake (in Said line) S.56 1/4 E.
27 links from a small red oak Tree fro. Then S 84 3/4 W.
20.12 Cha to the beginning as aforesaid, Containing
Two hundred and four acres, and Thirty nine
hundredths of an acre, Surveyed for, and at The
request of John Dillard The 11th day of February
A. D. 1859.
Tapley N. Dillard}Daniel S. A*ood. Co. Surv.
Nicholas Glenn }
-------------------------End of Plat Map---------------------------------
--------------NOTES FROM MARGARET LINDSEY------------------------------
John D. DILLARD was born in 1803 in Fairfield S. C. and died 1861 in Ozark Dale Co. Al. He married Hiley WATSON 1822 in Gwinnett Co. Ga. She is the daughter of Cecelia.
John was born in Fairfield S. C. in 1803 he moved with his father John to Burke Co. Ga. in 1815. He then moved to Walton Co. Ga. in 1820, then to Muscogee Co. in about 1830. He was living in Walton Co. when Crawford was born. He bought farm land N. E. of Ozark Al. in about 1850. He died in 1861 and is buried on his farm. The John DILLARD's were landowners in Ga.
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------------------Notes from Mary D. HAZEN-----------------------------------------
Hiley WATSON was quite a character. She was married on crutches, reared her family on crutches and acted like she did not know she had a handicap. She did all her housework, which included cooking on an open fire, knitting hose, making soap, weaving cloth, etc. In addition, she played with her children outside. She was a Primitive Baptist and was Baptized on crutches into her church. She died in 1896 and had requested that she be buried at the foot of the grave of one Mr. STUBBS in the Center Ridge cemetery Dale Co. Al. He was a friend of the family. She did not want to be buried in the woods.
Children of John DILLARD and Hiley WATSON are:
Susan DILLARD, born 26 Aug 1827 in Walton Co. Ga
Tapley Mixon DILLARD, born 20 Dec 1829 in Walton Co. Ga. He married Angeline BRILEY
Crawford George DILLARD, born 18 Jun 1832 in Walton Co. Ga. died 1925 in Ozark Dale Co. Al.
Starling DILLARD, born 27 Sep 1834 in Walton Ga. he married Gussie TOMLIN
Thomas DILLARD, born 2 Feb 1839 in Muscogee Co. Ga. He married Grace
William Tyre DILLARD , born 12 Dec 1842 in Muscogee Co. Ga. He married Emma MARTIN
James Elmer DILLARD, born 16 Feb 1846 in Muscogee Co. Ga. He married Elizabeth NABORS
Sarah Elizabeth DILLARD, born 23 Aug 1848 in Muscogee Co. Ga. ? TOMLIN
Peter Alexander DILLARD, born 8 Sep 1850. He married Margaret GODWIN
Jackson DILLARD, born 1854. He married Sarah (Sallie) DAVIS
-------------------END OF NOTES FROM MARGARET LINDSEY-------------------
Yesterday I received the material my sister copied from the HISTORY OF CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY, GEORGIA, by N. K. Rogers. It was originally published in 1933, reprinted with new material by Southern Historical Press, Inc., P.O. Box 1267, 375 West Broad Street, Greenville, S.C., 29602-1267, 1976 & 1997. ISBN # 0-89308-032-2
Extract from book: The reference to John Dillard having been in Rabun County is very brief, as follows: "John Dillard, a Revolutionary soldier, was a resident of Rabun Co., Ga. In 1827 and drew lots in original Troup and Lee Counties. It is believed he was father of John Dillard who fought the Indians. A quarter of a century later the Indian fighter had a half dozen sons in the Confederate Army. Among them was the subject of this sketch" The "subject of this sketch" was Starling M Dillard, who only briefly moved to Alabama, then returned to Chattahoochee County, where two sons were still living in 1933.
Among the folks listed are Abel and William Briley and a number of Revels. I had been unable to find Abel in census records for Georgia,
but hadn't looked in Chattahoochee County! He is listed in the Tax Digest for Cusseta in 1857, under Dist. 678, along with John Dillard,
Sterling Dillard, William Briley, Matthew Revel and Sanders Revel.
Church records for Mt. Olive Baptist list Elizabeth and Haywood Revell, Saphronia F. and Sarah Revell.
In a sketch about Thomas Wynn Christian, it says that he and his second wife, Elizabeth Brown (married 30 June 1863), had a daughter, Sallie, who married John Dillard.
A listing of marriages in the county includes: "Dillard, Tapley and Angeline Briley, March 22, 1855, by Isaac H. Webb, J. I. C.;
Dillard, Starling and Jincy C. Tomberlin, Nov. 22, 1859, by Wm. G. Wilkingson, M. G."
Abel Briley is listed as an estate administrator or as security for estates in Nov. 1855, May 1856.
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I have completed and exhausted all DILLARD lines from RABUN County and can say with certainty that my John DILLARD is not a direct descendant of the DILLARD's from Rabun County. I have researched all John DILLARD's and have accounted for all their John DILLARD offspring. John DILLARD Jr. Son of John DILLARD the Revolutionary Soldier of Rabun County Ga. married Rhoda LEE had many children, died and is buried in Cass Co. Ga. This John DILLARD cannot possibly be our John DILLARD. The Rabun County Had three known male children and all have been accounted for: John Dillard, Jr., probably born c. 1780, who married Rhoda Lee, went off to Knox County, Kentucky around 1812, then moved to Monroe County, Tennessee, and ultimately to Cass County, Georgia, where he died 1847-1848. He had nine children. SRC: The Children of John DILLARD http://www.dillardfamilyassociation.com/dannuals/da1992/da92hv5.htm
Lawrence Dillard
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