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em 2 de Set, 2008 10:36 | Edmond Revell is one son of Joseph John Revell. Joseph John Revell b.1702 d.1789 married Elizabeth Hamm Edmond is brother of John Marion who was Clyde Wilson`s great grandfather. In March of 1762, an Edmond Revell is ordered to work on a roadbuilding project in Edgecombe NC. On 1 Apr 1763 he purchased 700 acres from John Earl Granville for 10 shillings in Edgecombe. Then he transfers this land to his sons, i.e,
Edmund Revell of Edgecombe County, NC transfers 350 acres of land to his son Elijah Revell on 7 Oct 1765. It being a part of 700 acres of land that Edmund acquired from Earl Granville on 1 Apr 1763. Source is Edgecombe County Deed Book C page 403
Edmund Revell of Edgecombe County, NC transfers 100 acres of land adjoining Elijah Revell to his son Micajah Revell on 25 Sep 1766. It being a part of 700 acres of land that Edmund acquired from Earl Granville on 1 Apr 1763. Source is Edgecombe Coun...
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em 15 de Ago, 2008 17:52 | THE FREMONT COUNTY HERALD. March 26, 1909. "Obituary of F. M.
Fleming".--Francis Marion Fleming was born in New York City December 31, 1844, and died at his home in Riverton, Iowa, March 12, 1909, aged 64 years 2 months and 11 days. His mother died when he was four years of age and after her death his father moved to Harrison, Illinois. In the year 1862 Mr. Fleming moved to Howard county, Iowa. Here he stayed about five years when he moved to Atchison, Kansas, where he lived two years. From Atchison he moved to Riverton where, with the exception of one year living in Maryville, Mo., he continued to reside until he passed into the great unseen life.
On the 22nd of December, 1868, he was married to Miss Lavina Gardner at Linden, Mo. Eleven children were born to them, two of whom died when they were quite young; a daughter died about six years ago, and their son, Jesse, left them a year ago the 15th of last January. Six sons and one daughter remain to unite with their mother in bewailing the loss of a kind and affectionate father and husband. All of the children were present at the final obsequies of their father except one son living in Muncie, Ind., who was unable to be present.
Mr. Fleming was baptized in the Methodist Episcopal church when he was a child, but farther than that there is no record of his holding any relation with any church. At least, for reason best known to himself, he did not affiliate with any of the churches in Riverton.
On the 15th day of last December he left his home in his usual health to go to his work at Rankin & Cowden's elevator, where, about 20 minutes to 9 o'clock in the forenoon, he was stricken with paralysis. He was taken to his home, medical aid was immediately summoned and he was made as comfortable as his circumstances would allow. Although he never fully regained the use of either his physical or mental powers,yet, his splendid constitution enabled him to rally so that he was able to recognize his friends, partially undertstand what was said to him, and make efforts to talk himself. Thus he continued, nursed with the closest care and affection by his beloved wife until the end came at 10 minutes to 4 o'clock in the morning of March 12.
Mr. Fleming was a man who stood well in the estimation of his fellowmen. He was the soul of honor and honesty. He practically had full charge of the elevator interests of Rankin & Cowden, and the fact that such important interests were entrusted to him year after year speaks volumes for his integrity and trust-worthiness. He had the rare virtue of being a home-lover. Possibly no man living in Riverton was seen less upon its streets and in the lounging places than Francis Fleming. During working hours he attended strictly to business, and his evenings were spent at home with his family.
One sister living in Monroe, Wisconsin, and sister lliving in Chicago are the only immediate relatives of his own family who now survive him.
The funeral services were held in the home conducted by Rev. Fred Harris. The choir was composed of Miss Rilla Shoemaker, Mrs. Nella Wiliams, Alvin Byrd and Roy Shoemaker. He was buried in the Riverton cemetery by the side of his four children who had already gone on before.
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em 15 de Ago, 2008 11:01 | Beulah Means died October 20
Graveside rites for Beulah Means, 85, were held October 23 at the Riverton Cemetery conducted by Pastor Clarence Schaffner. She died October 20, 1996 at Jennie Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs. She had be living at Autumn Park apartments in Shenandoah for the past year. Mrs. Means was the daughter of Roy and Blanche Cleland Fleming, born August 13, 1911, at Riverton where she grew up and attended school. On August 28, 1928, she was married to Jesse Leroy Means. To this union four daughters were born. They lived here until 1947 when they moved to Manti south of Shenandoah. She was employed at Mt. Arbor Nurseries and as a cook at the Shenandoah hospital. After retirement they returned to Riverton where Mr. Means died. Mrs. Means moved to Autumn Park apartments in Shenandoah until 1987 when she went to Lakewood, CO, to be near her family. In 1995 she returned to Shenandoah. Mrs. Means was a member of the Riverton Church of Christ and attended the Church of the Nazarene while living in Shenandoah. Preceding her in death were her husband, one daughter Dorothy Louise, who died in infancy, brothers Beuford, Therald and James Fleming and Jesse Rippy. Jr., and several half brothers and sisters. Surviving are daughters Mrs. Dick (Daisy) Myers of Hamilton, MT, Mrs. Donald (Marilyn) Brown of Capitan, NM, and Doris Sham of Irving, TX; thirteen grandchildren and other relatives. She enjoyed her family ands as a hobby did crocheting and made clothing for dolls. Memorials are directed to the Riverton Church of Christ. Shull Funeral service had charge of the arrangements. | |
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em 25 de Jul, 2008 15:09 | Will of Randal Revell Signed December 30, 1733 Recorded July 23, 1739 Book 4, page 232-33 Isle of Wight County, VA In the name of God Amen. I, Randel Revel, being sick but of perfect sense and memory, do make and ordain this my last will and testament. First and principly I bequeath my soul into the hand of Almighty God and my body I commit to the ground to be decently buried at the direction of my extr. hereafter named. I give and bequeath unto my loving son Joseph John Revell the plantation whereon I now live and two hundred and fifteen acres of land thereto belonging to him my said son and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. I give unto my loving son Matthew Revel one hundred and thirty acres of land. It being the land I bought of William Thomas, to him my said son and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. I give unto my loving son Holliday Revel one certain tract of land lying on Round Hill Swamp being by patent eighty-five acres of land to him my said son and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. And lastly I do appoint and constitute my son Joseph John Revel my whole and sole executor, to this my last will and testament revoking all other wills heretofore made by me in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of December 1733. Signed, sealed and declared in the presence of John Dunkley, Thomas Warren, John Exum Randal Revel At a court held for Isle of Wight County July 23, 1739 the last will and testament of Randall Revell was presented in Court and proved by the oath of John Dunkley one of the witnesses thereto is ordered to be recorded. Linage:: Randal Revell b.1683 >>Joseph John Revell b.1702 >> John Marion Revell b.1755 >>Joseph John Revill b.1808 >> Madison Lafayette Revill b.1845 >>Charles Wilson Revill b.1892>> also known as Clyde Wilson.Father of James Leroy Wilson b.1929. | |
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em 22 de Jul, 2008 11:46 | Margaret Graham
d. May 12, 1821
Age 71
Wife of William Graham]
[buried right beside William Graham; Hopewell Church Cem. in N.C.
[HPC: Sacred to the memory of MARGARET GRAHAM, relict of William Graham. She died May 12, A.D. 1821; aged 71 years. "Tho' worms devour my wasting flesh, and rumble all my bones to dust; my God shall raise my form anew, at the revival of the just."] 
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em 22 de Jul, 2008 11:40 | Sacred to the Memory
of
WILLIAM GRAHAM
who departed this life July 17 A.D.[, 1818]
Aged 7[2] years.
He was an affectionate Husband a kind
parent an obliging neighbour and useful
citizen.
Life is at best a narrow bound
That heaven sets to men [unreadable]
And pains and sins run thro [the round]
Of three score years and ten'."
[HPC: lists age as "78 years"]
[PLAQUE:]
WILLIAM GRAHAM
SIGNER
of
THE MECKLENBURG
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
MAY 20th 1775
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em 21 de Jul, 2008 23:23 | My grandfather was born Charles Wilson Revel [also spelled Revill,Revell] He was married in Upshur Co.Texas and had a family.I reckon he decided that he needed a change.So,in the 1920`s he took himself to Ruston,Louisiana. He changed his name to Clyde Wilson. He then,met and married Laura Graham, our grandmother.Although he forgot to divorce the first lady. So our clan of Wilson`s bagan with our grand-daddy Clyde.In my research,i have discovered he not only was a bigamist,but also a boot-legger at times,and quite a ladies man. He was married to GrandMama Laura until death done them part.I am blessed to have about three memories of him before his death in 1969 in Shreveport,La. R.I.P. Grand-Daddy Wilson | |
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em 18 de Jul, 2008 12:30 | Joseph John was father of.. John Marion- who was father of .. Joseph John II-who was father of,, Madison Lafayette-who was father of.. Charles Wilson Revel..who was father of James Leroy Wilson.
Will of Joseph John Revil
Wayne County, North Carolina
In the name of God amen the fifth day of October, 1782, Joseph John
Reavel (sic) of Wayne County, do make and ordain this my last will and
testament in manner following That is to say first of all I give my soul
to God that gave it me not doubting that at the great Resurrection I
shall receive the same again and body to the ground to be buried in a
Christian manner at the discretion of my executors hereafter named and
for _____? at worldly estate it hath pleased God to bless me with I give
desmis and disposess in manner following: in premises I live I lend to my
beloved wife Elizabeth Reavel give one negro man Jack, one w...
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em 11 de Jul, 2008 11:31 | Descendant Register, Generation No. 1
| 1. | Gideon White was born ABT 1772 in Darlington, SC, and died ABT 1826 in Darlington, SC. He married Nancy Ann Arrington. She was born ABT 1770 in Edgecombe, NC, and died ABT 1860 in Sc. | | | | Children of Gideon White and Nancy Ann Arrington are: | + | 2 | i. | Hannah White was born ABT 1805 in SC, and died 1837 in Darlington, SC. | | + | 3 | ii. | Martha White was born ABT 1806 in Darlington Co., SC, and died BET 1860 AND 1870 in Coffee, AL. |
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Descendant Register, Generation No. 2
| 2. | Hannah White (Gideon White1) was born ABT 1805 in SC, and died 1837 in Darlington, SC. She married Benjamin Marion Revell ABT 1827 in SC, son of John Marion Revell and Mary Harris. He was born 7 MAR 1807 in Darlington SC, and died 22 OCT 1884 in Timmonsville, Darlington Co, SC. He was buried in Ebenezer Baptist, Florence, SC. | | | | Children of Hannah White and Benjamin Marion Revell are: | 4 | i. | James R. Revell was born 1828. | | + | 5 | ii. | Gideon White Revell was born 1829 in Darlington, SC, and died 1906. | | 6 | iii. | John R. Revell was born 1830 in Darlington, SC. He married Priscilla Anderson, daughter of Miles Anderson and Addie Langston. She was born 1834 in Darlington, SC. | | 7 | iv. | Sarah Ann Revell was born 1834 in Darlington, SC, and died in AL. She married Benjamin Turner. He was born ABT 1830 in SC, and died in AL. | | 8 | v. | Rosanna Revell was born 1836 in Darlington, SC. She married William Farmer. He was born in Darlington, SC. |
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| 3. | Martha White (Gideon White1) was born ABT 1806 in Darlington Co., SC, and died BET 1860 AND 1870 in Coffee, AL. She married Joseph John Revell BEF 1829, son of John Marion Revell and Mary Harris. He was born ABT 1808 in Darlington SC, and died AFT 1870 in Coffee Co., AL. | | | | Children of Martha White and Joseph John Revell are: | 9 | i. | Caroline Mazell Revell was born 1 SEP 1829 in Darlington, SC, and died 1 JUL 1854. | | 10 | ii. | James Edmond Revell was born 5 APR 1831 in Darlington, SC, and died 2 MAY 1857. | | + | 11 | iii. | Rebecca Ellen Revell was born 13 OCT 1833 in Darlington, SC, and died BEF 1903 in Wayne Co MS. | | + | 12 | iv. | Ambersy Russel Revell was born 29 NOV 1836 in Darlington, SC, and died 7 NOV 1922 in Witchita Falls, TX. | | + | 13 | v. | Sarah Adaline Revell was born 22 DEC 1838 in Darlington Co., SC, and died 4 JUN 1927 in Elba, Coffee Co., AL. | | 14 | vi. | Daniel Strickland Revell was born 2 MAR 1840 in Darlington, SC. | | + | 15 | vii. | Henry Martin Revell was born 2 FEB 1842 in Darlington SC, and died 9 APR 1917 in Upshur TX. | | 16 | viii. | Nancy Anne Elisabeth Martha Cornelia Revell was born 10 APR 1844 in Darlington Co., SC, and died 1924 in Coffee, AL. She married W. H. Hurd. | | + | 17 | ix. | Madison Lafayette Revell was born 3 JUL 1845 in Darlington SC, and died 21 DEC 1900 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co, TX. | | + | 18 | x. | Isaiah Monroe Revell was born 1 JUN 1848 in Darlington Co., SC, and died in Pike Co, AL. |
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| 5. | Gideon White Revell (Hannah White2, Gideon White1) was born 1829 in Darlington, SC, and died 1906. He married Jane \\ BEF 1859. She was born 1842 in SC, and died AFT 1860. He married Catherine C. Sauls BEF 1861. She was born 1840 in SC. | | | | Child of Gideon White Revell and Jane \\ is: Children of Gideon White Revell and Catherine C. Sauls are: | 20 | i. | Meyers Revell was born 1861 in Darlington, SC. | | 21 | ii. | Fanny Revell was born 1866 in Darlington, SC. | | 22 | iii. | Dora Revell was born 12 AUG 1870, and died 24 JUL 1959. | | 23 | iv. | Madge Revell was born 12 JAN 1872, and died 23 MAY 1927. | | + | 24 | v. | Sallie Revell was born 30 JAN 1874, and died 24 DEC 1945. | | 25 | vi. | Hannah Revell was born 24 NOV 1875 in Darlington Dist., SC, and died 26 JUL 1951. | | 26 | vii. | Cary Ethel Revell was born 26 MAR 1879, and died 26 SEP 1937. | | 27 | viii. | Maria Revell was born 11 JUL 1881, and died 8 JAN 1950. She married J. H. Quinn 18 JAN 1894 in Lake Co., FL. | | + | 28 | ix. | Barden Hicks Revell was born 25 NOV 1883, and died JUN 1963 in Florence, SC. |
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| 11. | Rebecca Ellen Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 13 OCT 1833 in Darlington, SC, and died BEF 1903 in Wayne Co MS. She was buried in Whitehouse Cemetery in Wayne Co MS. She married Jesse Riley ABT 1853 in AL. He was born 1820 in GA. | | | | Children of Rebecca Ellen Revell and Jesse Riley are: |
| 12. | Ambersy Russel Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 29 NOV 1836 in Darlington, SC, and died 7 NOV 1922 in Witchita Falls, TX. He was buried in Old North Cem., Ncgdch Co., TX. He married Mary Elizabeth Cumbie 10 JAN 1858. She was born 27 NOV 1836 in Pike, Ga., and died 25 JUN 1887 in TX. | | | | Children of Ambersy Russel Revell and Mary Elizabeth Cumbie are: |
| 13. | Sarah Adaline Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 22 DEC 1838 in Darlington Co., SC, and died 4 JUN 1927 in Elba, Coffee Co., AL. She was buried in Zion Chapel Cem., Coffee Co., AL. She married H. B. Cawley. She married William A. Bryan 4 DEC 1858 in Elba, Coffee Co., AL. He was born 1836 in Coffee Co., AL, and died ABT 1866. | | | | Children of Sarah Adaline Revell and William A. Bryan are: |
| 15. | Henry Martin Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 2 FEB 1842 in Darlington SC, and died 9 APR 1917 in Upshur TX. He was buried in Chilton Cem., Big Sandy, Upshur, TX. He married Sarah Ella Parmer 16 DEC 1875 in Henderson, TX. She was born ABT 1856 in AL. | | | | Children of Henry Martin Revell and Sarah Ella Parmer are: |
| 17. | Madison Lafayette Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 3 JUL 1845 in Darlington SC, and died 21 DEC 1900 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co, TX. He married Martha J. W. Parish 24 DEC 1866 in Troy, Pike Co. AL, daughter of William P. Segars and Elizabeth Luvasy Herrington. She was born 12 OCT 1852 in Troy, SC, and died 3 JAN 1931 in Big Sandy, Upshur Co., TX. | | | | Children of Madison Lafayette Revell and Martha J. W. Parish are: |
| 18. | Isaiah Monroe Revell (Martha White2, Gideon White1) was born 1 JUN 1848 in Darlington Co., SC, and died in Pike Co, AL. He married Emma Crowe. He married Emma A. Bryant BEF 1875, daughter of Dennis Bryant and Evy \\. She was born 1849. | | | | Children of Isaiah Monroe Revell and Emma A. Bryant are: |
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