Mountain ways 1 edition

By Gene Aiken

Giving folks a look back in history of those people who lived in the Smoky Mountains of Tenn. If you are Ogle, Barnes, Parton,Whaley or Proffitt, you will want this book.

Mountain ways
an album of the Smokies
compiled by Gene Aiken.

Published 1983 by Buckhorn Press in Gatlinburg, Tenn .
Written in English.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class	976.8/893
Library of Congress	F444.G3 A54 1983

The Physical Object

Pagination	304 p. :
Number of pages	304

ID Numbers

Open Library	OL1134073M
LC Control Number	94100275 $240 on amazon

 Isaac Knight and Jason Huskey boarders June 1900, Isaac was a mail carrier Jason farm labor. House number 145. Isaac born Jan. 1880 in Tennessee.

 Down the "street" to house 145  Sarah L. Parton, 50 years a widow gave birth to 10 children with 5 still alive. Living with her is her daughter Margaret 34 years old and her daughter Sarah E. age 6.

 On to house 146 we find Philip M. Parton 37 and his wife Margaret E. 35. again gave birth to 10 children with 5 living. 5 sons from 17 years to 11 months are living with them.

 In house 147 we find Mary M. Lowe 43 married for 27 years, gave birth to 10 with 10 still alive.
Drucillia 19 the oldest soon to be married to Isaac ..July 7, 1900

Isaac Knight Susie Glenn

 Susie Glenn? not Thompson

Benjamin Parton

Benjamin Parton  Born: 1801 North Carolina   Died: Sevier,County, Tennessee

Parents   John Parton      Unknow Mother

Wife:  Hannah L. Cole  Born: 1795 North Carolina   Died: Sevier,County, Tennessee

                                                            Children

John Parton,   b. 1828/1829, Burke County, North Carolina    d. 8 May 1865, Sevier County, Tennessee 

Elisha Wilburn Parton,   b. 1828, Haywood County, North Carolona  d. 18 Jun 1864, Andersonville Prison, Macon County, Georgia 

Angeline Lorina Harriet Parton,   b. May 1830, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, Tennessee    d. Aft 1900, Swain County, North Carolina

Benjamin Christopher "B. C." Parton,   b. 4 Aug 1832, Cocke County, d. 6 Jul 1916, Sevier County, Tennessee

Martin Franklin "Moses" Parton,   b. Abt 1841, Greene County, Tennessee

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Elisha Wilburn Parton   Born: 1828  Haywood County, North Carolina
Died June 18, 1864 Andersonville Prison, Macon County, Georgia
Buried Andersonville National Cemetery

Wife: Martha Adeline Whaley  Born: 1829  Sevier County, Tennessee  Died:  19 Nov 1873, Sevier County, Tennessee

Children

Caroline Matilade Parton,   b. 27 Jun 1848, Sevier County, Tennessee

William Anderson Parton,   b. 25 Dec 1849, Sevier County,    d. 9 Aug 1909, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee

Isaac Parton,   b. 2 Dec 1852, Sevier County, Tennessee    d. 3 May 1914, Sevier County, Tennessee

John Wesley Parton,   b. 7 Oct 1854, , Sevier County, Tennessee    d. 25 Feb 1911, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee

Benjamin Nicholus Parton,   b. 18 Jul 1857, Sevier County, Tennessee    d. 19 Feb 1927


Reference:
"Smoky Mountain Clans", Donald B. Reagan, 1978, p 288.
"Smoky Mountain Clans, Volume 3", Donald B. Reagan, 1983, p 5, 33.
"Sevier County, Tennessee and Its Heritage", 1994, p 304.

Sources
[S94] Sevier County, Tennessee Census, family 227, page 401a, line 41, 27 Aug 1850.
http://files.usgwarchives.net/tn/sevier/census/1850/pg0396a.txt

[S147] Find a Grave, (Memorial: 51141737).

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 Isaac Parton Born:  Dec 2 1852  Sevier County, Tennessee  Died: May 3 1914 Sevier County, Tennessee                May 4 1856 ?
                         

Wife:  Martha Rachel Ogle Sep 25 1859 Gilmer County, Georgia  B
Marriage:  July 30, 1877 Sevier County, Tennessee   Died: Sep 26 1935 Sevier County, Tennessee
                    1895 ?
                                                   Children

Dellie Elizabeth   Oct 13  1877 Sevier County, Tennessee

Mary Rectenner " Tiny "  May 5 1880 Sevier County, Tennessee  Died: Aug 29 1929

Caroline Clementine  Feb 6 1883

Louritia     Feb 1889 Sevier County, Tennessee

Sally         June 19 1891 Sevier County, Tennessee

Benjamin Nicholas " Bud "  Dec 15 1893 Sevier County, Tennessee  Died:  April 3 1949

Caldonia  June 17 1895

Lee    Nov 25 1896 Sevier County, Tennessee   Died: Nov 25 1896


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  I still have some questions and will update when and if I find the answers.

A different Parton family

[S84] E-Mail, Jerry Black [shadow700076@yahoo.com], 23 Jan 2012.


John Parton born 10-17-1754 Southwarke Parish, Surry County, Virginia
 Father John Parton
died 8-11-1846 Union Point, Greene County, Georgia
 Mother Mary Hewitt
1st wife not known ar this time

2nd wife Talitha Price born 1786 Richland County, South Carolina
marriage date 3-31-1807 Richland County, South Carolina obtained from Price decendent

Sources: Land, court, & church records Surry County, Virginia
Records out of Rowan County, North Carolina
Richland County, South Carolina marriage records
Records out of Greene County, Georgia
1840 Geene County, Georgia Census

The Surry families around 1760 started moving south including John.s father and mother. They died in Halifax County, North Carolina John's 1st wife was out of what now is Rowan County, North Carolina and some records though scant indicate she died form complications from childbirth having Moses in 1805. No name yet only 1 notation but did not show her name.

Census records show John living alone and widowed age 91 in Union Point, Georgia in1840. Union Point was orignally called Scruggsville. Records fom Georgia indicate Talitha died in 1839 but not solid.

We have traced the line to Richard Parton 1523 & Emaline Richardson 1525, Wem, Shropshire, England. It is one of the oldest lines in the U.S. coming through Isle of Wight, Virginia
This is a different Parton family that gets connected in error with John Parton of Tennessee.

[S47] Sevier County, Tennessee and its Heritage, Sevier County Heritage Book Committee, (1994, Don Mills, Inc.), 305.
Believed to have died in Greene County, Tennessee.

The first recorded Partine,(Partain,Parton, Partin) to land in America.

  The first recorded Partine,(Partain,Parton, Partin) to land in America. He sailed to America on "The Blessing" in June 1609 to James City, VA. He had 2 indentured servants, Thomas Hayle, 20 who sailed over on the "George" in 1623, and Ellen Cook, 25, who sailed over on the "London Merchant" in 1620. Robert Partine had a Patents Granted for 150 acres at Charles City, VA in 1626, but due to hardships of those early years, some how lost it by 1630. On Nov 23,1637, he leased 40 acres near Eliz City County VA, near the Great house of Widow Thompson land, bound East by the same, by the South on the Fort Field, West on land of Robert Brasheare, fee rent yearly 1 barrel of sound sweet Indian corn, provided during term he shall sufficiently people and plant said land. Patents Book 1, pg. 503Land Office Patents and Grants: Partin Card 2 of 45. Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA
PARTIN
Cavaliers and Pioneers, by Nell Marion Nugent, Vol.I, Abstracts of
Virginia Land Patents and Grants, 1623-1666.
p. 171:John Seward received 1,200 acres in Isle of Wight Co., Apr. 15,
1648, on a branch of Roynoak River called the black water, for
transportation of 24 persons, including Robert Partin, Margret his wife,
Robert Partin, Jr., Avis, Rebecca, Debora, his daughters.
p. 62: Capt. Francis Hooke rec'd 100 acres in E!izabeth City Co., 9 Aug.
1657.Said land being in the tenure & occupation of Robert Partin &
Gresham Covell.
p. 76: Robert Partin received a 21 year lease for 40 acres in EIiz. City
Co., 24 Nov. 1637."Between the great howse & the Widdowe Tompson land,
bounded E. by the same, S. on the fort feild, W. on land of Robert
Brasheare & N. to the Church."Fee Rentyearely: 1 bbl. sound & sweete
Indian Corne, provided during sd. term he shall sufficiently people &
plant sd. land.
p.112: John Howell received 150 acres in Henrico Co., 10 June 1639, "N.
upon Robert Partin."
p.165: Walter Aston received 1,040 acres in Charles City Co., Aug.12,
1646, 250 acres on the great river, E. on Causeys plantation, S. upon
Capt. Epps' land in the island & N. on land of Robert Partin.
p.167 Daniell Lluellin received 956 acres, 100 acres of which was
purchased of Robert Partin, the elder, granted said Partin Feb, 20,
1619, & conveyed by Robert Partin the elder &Robert Partin the younger,
his son, unto said Lluellin by deed dated 13 Apr. 1642.(Note: land in
Henrico Co.)
p.317: Capt. Daniel Lluellin, 656 acres in Chas. City Co., 63 of which
was lately purchased of Robert Partin, & Robert Partin, Jr.(grant
dated 10 Mar. 1655).
p.492: Dennis Eyes & Dennis Connaway received 270 acres in
Northumberland Co.,11 Mar. 1662, on N. side of Great Wicomico Riv., for
transportation of 6 persons, one of whom was Samuel Partin.
p.500: Thomas Brereton received 1500 acres in New Kent Co., 26 Nov.
1662, for transportation of 30 persons, one of whom was Samuel Partin.
p.471: Wm. Browne, Daniell White & Wm. Boltrop received 744 acs. in
Westmoreland Co. for transportation of 15 persons, one of whom was Mary
Partin.
p.486: Daniell Wild & Francis Kirkman rec'd 2000 acres in Westmoreland
Co., 27 Oct. 1663, for transportation of 40 persons, one of whom was
Mary Partin.
p.496: Major David Cant rec'd 912 acres, 1 Oct. 1663, on S. side of
Peanketanke Riv. for transportation of persons, one of whom was Mary
Partin
p.515-516: Wm.Sale received 130 acres in James City Co., 30 Aug.1664,
for transportation of 3 persons, one of whom was Mary Partin
p. xxix:"Ancient Planters" - Robert Partin, aged 36 in 1624, came in
the Blessing (ship) in June 1609; wife Margaret mentioned in The Journal
of the Council and General Court, p. 150.
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The last known entry for Robert and Margaret was in 1666 in Charles City, VA where David Lluellin had purchased 63 acs. of Shirley Hundred by Robert Partin , Srnow 70 years old and Robert Partin, Jr, now 44 years old.
"New World Immigrants #1 " by Tepper page 88 where Robert Partin bought a maid servant name Dorothy Scott for 12 pounds of tobacco on April 26, 1637. She came on the ship "Trisamt Jane"which left England in the late 1636.
More About Robert Partain:
Census: 1624, Charles City, VA.
Residence: 1619, Henrico Co., VA.

  Like Santa, I'm making a list and checking it twice !! Looking for that Parton..Parten..Partin..Pertan..P???

 Checking ship passenger lists one small spark of hope so far
Robert Partin Born 1588? in Gloucestershire, England
Listed on the ship "blessing" in 1609 headed to Virginia!
Might be his wife Mary Margrett Hayle and children came by ship 5 years later.
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Pursuant to a letter from John Robinson, secretary of the Treasury, December 8, 1773, customs officials in England and Scotland supplied lists of persons who took passage on ships leaving Great Britain during the years 1773-1776, giving names, ages, quality, occupation, employment, former residence, reasons for emigrating, and the name of the vessel and master. These records, somewhat incomplete as now preserved in the Public Record Office of Great Britain under the classification Treasury Class 47, Bundles 9-12, contain many thousands of names and important information on a remarkable 'population movement which was of great significance to America and of arresting attention to the landed and manufacturing interests and the government of Great Britain They have been printed in part in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (1908- 1911).

The largest group consisted of indented servants bound for New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia and the next largest, of emigrants sailing from ports in northern England to Nova Scotia, Virginia, and New York. The emigration practically ceased after September, 1775. the movement from Scotland was due chiefly to the oppressive rent policy of the Highland proprietors and middlemen of the region extending from Ayr County to the Shetland Islands. A traveler on an emigrant ship in 1774 wrote: "It is needless to make any comment on the conduct of our Highland and Island proprietors. It is self evident what. consequences must be produced in time from such numbers of subjects being driven from the country." Should levies be again necessary,. the recruiting drum may long be at a loss to procure such soldiers as are now aboard this vessel."

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