Person Page - 3485

Name     Tabitha Cowherd
Residence Date     1850
Residence Place     Orange, Virginia, USA
Number of Enslaved People     33
Role     Slave Owner
Line     All Enslaved People (Gender)     Age
Column 1:
23     Female     71
24     Female     41
25     Female     35
26     Female     34
27     Male     32
28     Male     32
29     Male     30
30     Female     30
31     Male     28
32     Female     28
33     Male     42
34     Male     21
35     Male     19
36     Female     18
37     Female     16
38     Female     16
39     Female     14
40     Female     11
41     Male     11
42     Female     9
Column 2:
1     Female     7
2     Female     7
3     Male     3
4     Female     3
5     Male     2
6     Male     1
7     Male     1
8     Female     8/12
9     Female     8/12
10     Male     7/12
11     Male     4/12
12     Female     2/12
13     Male     2/12.²

30 COWHERD, Tabitha 74 [1776] F W VA
31 " , Frances 70 [1780] F W $9,696 VA
32 MARSHALL, John C. 26 [1824] M W Farmer VA.³

30 COWHERD, Tabitha 74 [1776] F W VA
31 " , Frances 70 [1780] F W $9,696 VA
32 MARSHALL, John C. 26 [1824] M W Farmer VA.²

Birth     27 Sep 1892
Death     24 Mar 1950 (aged 57)
Burial     Susong Memorial Cemetery, Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Family Members
Parents
     George Washington Shipley 1861–1941
     Jennie Priscilla Lynch Shipley 1868–1931
Spouse
     David Shields Susong 1885–1947
Siblings
     Della Dixon Shipley Click 1884–1957
     Jennie Shipley Simmons 1890–1984
     Carl B. Shipley 1894–1960
     Clyde Julian Shipley Sr 1896–1951
     Elmer Spence Shipley 1898–1926
     Clara Davis Shipley 1905–1906
     Edith Pauline Shipley 1911–1919
Half Siblings
     SGT James Hiram Shipley 1894–1968
Maintained by: Mountain Traveler
Originally Created by: BookGoddess
Added: Jun 25, 2011
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 71981453.¹

Name     Ellen Shipley Susong
Gender     Female
Race     White
Age     57
Birth Date     27 Sep 1892
Birth Place     USA
Death Date     24 Mar 1950
Death Place     Greeneville, Greene, Tennessee, USA
Father     Geo W Shipley
Mother     Priscilla L Shipley
Certificate Number     50-08081.^1,2

Birth     14 Apr 1812, Virginia, USA
Death     17 Sep 1885 (aged 73), Fairfield, Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA
Burial     New Providence Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Raphine, Rockbridge County, Virginia, USA
Plot     row 3
Robert Tate Willson was "aged 73 yrs, 5 mo, 3 dys."
     On 4 Oct 1843, Robert T Wilson was bound to marry Eliza Jane Ingles, the daughter of William Ingles, in Rockbridge Co., VA. Rockbridge Co., VA Marriage Bonds, 1842-1846 database. Familysearch, Film # 007738879 (see photo)
     On the 1870 South River, Rockbridge, Virginia census, I found (male) farmer A. Wilson, 58; other Wilsons: Eliza Jane, 47; Leondas M, 22; Ella L, 17; Ida V, 14; Isamuel, 12; Jennie B, 9; Anna M, 6 and Nona J, 1, all Virginia born.
     "Mr. Robert Wilson, an old citizen of this county, died at Cherry Grove, near Fairfield, on Thursday last. He was a member of the Presbyterian church for years and was buried at New Providence Church on Friday evening. He was about 74 years old." Published in the Rockbridge County News, Vol 1, #46, dated 25 Sept 1885.
Inscription R. T. WILLSON Born April 14, 1812 Died Sep. 17, 1885 Aged 73 yrs. 5 mo. & 3 days.
Gravesite Details     The 4 sides shared Willson marker includes Robert, wife Eliza J. and son, Leon M.
Family Members
Parents
     MAJ Samuel Willson 1786–1866
     Phebe Tate Willson 1789–1846
Spouses
     Jerusha W Sexton Wilson 1821–1840 (m. 1838)
     Eliza Jane Ingles Willson 1822–1871 (m. 1843)
Siblings
     John Willson 1810–1891
     Rachel Willson McChesney 1813–1853
     Margaret T Willson Stuart 1815–1865
     Samuel Brown Willson 1820–1840
     Mary Demaris Willson Thompson 1823–1854
     Sallie T. Willson 1827–1873
     Rebecca Alexander Willson Sterrett 1828–1889
     Estaline Montgomery Willson McClung 1829–1876
     James A. Willson 1831–1865
Children
     Leonedas Marshall "Leon" Willson 1848–1874
     Jerusha Signora "Sig" Willson Irwin 1850–1904
     Ella Wilson Irvine 1853–1917
     Ida Virginia Willson Fultz 1855–1949
     Jennie Boyd Wilson 1861–1904
     Anna Maud Willson Bonds 1864–1958
     Nona Ingles Willson 1869–1916
Maintained by: Nancy Simmons
Originally Created by: LSP
Added: Nov 28, 2010
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 62254294.²

Birth     15 Apr 1818, Parrottsville, Cocke County, Tennessee, USA
Death     12 Sep 1910 (aged 92), Parrottsville, Cocke County, Tennessee, USA
Burial     Faubion Family Cemetery, Parrottsville, Cocke County, Tennessee, USA
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From Faubion and Allied Families, page 417:
     Mathias was the only child of William and Perthenia who lived out his entire life in the area in which he was born. He had obtained such education as was available from the schools near home but by reading and observation continued his self-education throughout his life. He had grown up on his father's farm helping with the farming and working in his father's gins and mills. He was twenty-one when his father died, and he received as his portion of the estate 300 acres of land on the banks of the French Broad, including a "set of mills and cotton gins," valued at $2,255.
     No record has been found of service during the Civil War. After the Civil War he became a successful merchant while continuing to farm and raise stock. He was a life-long, active member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
     There were no children by his second or third wife.
The Faubions by Sarah Faubion Pangle, Pg 28
     Mathias Faubion, Son of William and Perthenia Faubion was born near Parrottsville in Cocke County, Tennessee, April 15th, 1818.
     His early life was passed on his father's farm assisting in the primative agriculture of that day.
     His meager education was obtained from such imperfect schools as were in vogue at that time, but by subsequent reading and observation he became one of the best informed men in the county, and was freqUently urged to become a candidate for the highest office in the commonwealth, but his aspirations did not run in that direction; he preferred the quietude of home life and the friendly social intercourse of neighbors and friends.
     In his early manhood, with his brothers, he was engaged in milling operations on the French Broad river.
     He was first married to Miss Matilda Wells of Buncome County, North Carolina. To this union four children were born, only one reached maturity.
     His second marriage was to Mrs. Ellen Susong, an estimatable widow of the county in which they lived, and whose death occurred a few years later.
     His third wife was Mrs. Emmeline Jones of Del Reo, Tennessee who still survives. With the exception of occasional trips into nearby states, his entire life was spent in the county of his birth. After the Civil War he was engaged in the mercantile business, farmings and stock raising, in which he was successful until his retirement from active business.
     He embraced christianity in his early years, and was an active member of the Methodist Episcopal Church through life.
     He had no enemies, and was loved and respected by all with whom he was associated. No tattered wayfarer was ever turned away who sought food and shelter at his door. When he had passed ninety three milestones on life's rugged highway, he paused and looked heavenward. His mortal remains were laid to rest beside the mother of his children, and under the sod on which his childhood feet in play had tread near a century before. Written by his devoted grandson, William Balch. Kind hearts are more than coronets, And simple faith more than Norman blood. (HE DID HAVE NORMAN BLOOD) His lineage traces to King Henry I of England, William the Conqueror, King of Normandy, and numerous other members of royal families from England, France, and Scandinavia.
Family Members
Parents
     William Faubion 1783–1839
     Rosanna Parthenia Ayers Faubion 1785–1847
Spouses
     Ellen Cordine Huff Faubion 1830–1897 (m. 1885)
     Emaline Acton Faubion 1842–1928 (m. 1901)
     Matilda C. Wells Faubion 1824–1885
Siblings
     John Faubion 1812–1901
     Henry "Harry" Faubion 1815–1892
     William M Faubion 1820–1902
     Sarah Ann Faubion Yett 1823–1877
     Tilghman Alexander Howard Faubion 1824–1908
Children
     Infant Son Faubion 1849–1849
     Margaret Jane "Maggie" Faubion Balch 1851–1890
     Sarah Elizabeth Faubion 1854–1866
     Robert Faubion 1856–1857
     William Mathias Faubion 1860–1860
Maintained by: Bill & Pamela Dyess
Originally Created by: civilwarbuff
Added: Oct 31, 2010
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 60933142.¹

Birth     23 Sep 1875
Death     19 May 1895 (aged 19)
Burial     Mount Bethel Cemetery, Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee, US
Died in childbirth.
Inscription     Wife of N. A. Susong
Family Members
Spouse
     Nicholas Anderson Susong 1874–1916 (m. 1894)
Children
     Allen Robinson Susong 1895–1895
Maintained by: Mountain Traveler
Originally Created by: BookGoddess
Added: Aug 1, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 28714018.¹

Birth     19 May 1895
Death     Aug 1895 (aged 2–3 months)
Burial     Mount Bethel Cemetery, Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee, USA
son of Jennie
Family Members
Parents
     Nicholas Anderson Susong 1874–1916
     Jennie Dove Robinson Susong 1875–1895
Half Siblings
     Richard Boyd Susong 1898–1977
     Kathryn Susong Neas 1911–2002
     Nicholas Anderson "Nick" Susong Jr 1913–1956
Maintained by: Mountain Traveler
Originally Created by: BookGoddess
Added: Aug 1, 2008
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 28714021.¹

Birth     21 Oct 1886
Death     21 Jan 1971 (aged 84)
Burial     Susong Memorial Cemetery, Greeneville, Greene County, Tennessee, USA
Married first to Nicholas Anderson Susong who died in 1916 and then married to Ernest Alexander Haney.
Family Members
Spouses
     Ernest Alexander Haney 1882–1944 (m. 1937)
     Nicholas Anderson Susong 1874–1916
Children
     Richard Boyd Susong 1898–1977
     Kathryn Susong Neas 1911–2002
     Nicholas Anderson "Nick" Susong Jr 1913–1956
Maintained by: Mountain Traveler
Originally Created by: BookGoddess
Added: Jun 25, 2011
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 71977564.¹