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Note for: Franklin Richardson, ABT 1829 - Index

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Note for: Thomas Richardson, ABT 1775 - 1815 Index

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· ID: I363
· Name: Thomas RICHARDSON
· Sex: M
· Birth: Abt 1760/1770 in , Wilkes, Georgia, USA
· Death: 1815 in Stiversville, Maury Co, Tennessee, USA
· Note:
DIRECT LINE OF: Nikki Lockwood;

BIRTH: date estimated.

PARENTS-SPOUSE-CHILDREN: Tom Richardson to Terry McLean; ; ; ; ; SOURCE: Marilyn Fendley & Patrick J. Janis, RICHARDSON: A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF A COLONIAL AMERICAN FAMILY, copyright 1990 by Richardson Researchers; FILE: Enc #388.

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PICKENS FAMILIES OF THE SOUTH, by E. M. Sharp:
p. 74. "... Willis RICHARDSON [may be] a son of Thomas and Jane RICHARDSON of Maury County.
In 'Minute book 1849-53' for Maury County, dated Jan 6, 1851, there appears Ordered that Jonathan S. HUNT, be appointed guardian of, Matthew G. RICHARDSON, Margaret RICHARDSON, Mary E. PICKENS, Elizabeth PICKENS, Matthew G. PICKENS, Lovey C. DAVIS, Josephine C. DAVIS and Francis J. HOLLINGSWORTH., minor heirs of Thomas and Jane RICHARDSON. HUNT made bond with Allen RICHARDSON.
In December 1850, 'Jane RICHARDSON, late citizen of Maury County is dead. She died intestate leaving some estate to be administered. Letters of administration to Allen RICHARDSON.
It is our tentative theory that Thomas and Jane RICHARDSON were parents of:
1. Allen RICHARDSON, who served as administrator.
2. Willis RICHARDSON who married Margaret PICKENS.
3. Jane RICHARDSON who married Matthew G. PICKENS.
4. A daughter who married a DAVIS.
It may be that Matthew G. RICHARDSON and Margaret RICHARDSON, above, are children of Willis and Margaret PICKENS RICHARDSON."

RICHARDSON: A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF A COLONIAL AMERICAN FAMILY, by Marilyn Fendley & Patrick J. Janis...
p. 4. "...Thomas, son of William Richardson, Sr., married Jane WILLIS before moving to Maury County, Tennessee. He was born in Wilkes County [GA] and was the father of several children before he died in Stiversville in 1815. His children were Willis, Amos, Allen, Thomas, Jane (Jinny), Hulda, Frances, Lovey, Lucretia (Cresy), and Anna. Thomas RICHARDSON's last Will and Testament is recorded in the county records of Maury County:
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'THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THOMAS RICHARDSON, DECEASED.
I, Thomas RICHARDSON of the County of Maury and State of Tennessee being in a low state of health but of a sound mind and memory, thanks be to God, calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die, do ordain this, my last will and testament, that is to say principally and first of all, I give and recommend my soul into the hand of Allmighty God that gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian burial, nothing doubting but at the general resurrection day I shall receive the same again by the might power of God, and as touching such wordly estate, wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with, in this life, I give, demise [sic], and dispose of the same in the following manner, and form first that all my just debts shall be paid and the money for that purpose to be raised out of my personal property, negroes accepted [sic].
Secondly, I give to my two oldest sons, Amos and Willis, the May tract of land to be equally divided between them both in the quantity and quality -
Thirdly - I give to my other two sons, Allen & Thomas, the tract of land on whhich I now live to be divided in the following manner, beginning at the north east corner and running west with the north boundary line of the tract four poles more than half the length of that time [sic] thence running south one hundred and twenty six and one half poles thences east eight poles a due south line to the south boundary lilne of the tract the westward part as above described, I give to my son Allen and the eastward part I give to my son Thomas RICHARDSON. Also that out of my estate my son Thomas shall have a horse saddle and bridle to be worth eighty five dollars.
Furtherly, I give to Jane RICHARDSON my dearly beloved wife all and singular all my property credits, household furniture my stock of all kinds by her freely to be possessed and enjoyed during her natural life or her widdowhood, also that she shall have the use of my horse and farm during her life or widdowhood.
Fifthly - at her death or marriage if there should be any property left Jimmey, Culda, Francis and Lacey shall have each of them a bed equal that to the bed that Tricy CANNON and Anna had when they were married and also ten dollars a piece each and if there should be as much, six daughters shall have forty dollars each before there is a general division but after they have got forty dollars apiece if there should be anything left that shall be equally divided among all my children accept [sic] my working tools them I give to my son Thomas.
Lastly - I constitute and appoint my beloved wife Jane my son Willis RICHARDSON, and my brother John RICHARDSON my sole executors to this my last will land testament in testimony whereof, I the Thomas RICHARDSON, hereunto set my hand and affix my seal this eighteen day of May one thousand eight and fifteen.
Sighned [sic] and sealed in the presence of
Lemi PREWITT Jurat}
Saml GAMBLE Jurat} Thomas RICHARDSON (seal) Wiley RICHARDSON
Jurat}"
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· Change Date: 27 AUG 2001 at 23:08:32

Father: William RICHARDSON b: Abt 1730

Marriage 1 Jane WILLIS b: Abt 1760/1770
· Married: Bef 1790 in of, Wilkes, GA, USA
Children
1. Anna Willis RICHARDSON b: 7 MAR 1790
2. Amos RICHARDSON b: 1792 in , Wilkes, GA, USA
3. Willis RICHARDSON b: Abt 1795 in , Maury Co, Tennessee, USA
4. Allen RICHARDSON b: 22 FEB 1797
5. Jane RICHARDSON b: Abt 1794/1796
6. Huldah RICHARDSON b: Abt 1790/1815
7. Frances RICHARDSON b: Abt 1790/1815
8. Lovey RICHARDSON b: Abt 1790/1815
9. Lucretia RICHARDSON b: Abt 1790/1815
10. Thomas RICHARDSON b: Abt 1800 in of, Maury Co,, Tennessee, USA

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Note for: William Richardson, - 1807 Index

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William Richardson Sr.'s will written on February 13, 1806
stipulated that upon his death, all his property and assets
be left to Elizabeth; upon her death, to William Jr..
William Richardson Sr. died and was buried in 1807 at Wilkes
County, Georgia.
Following the War of 1812, Elizabeth with most of her son's
families, and her grandchildren's families, relocated to
Maury County, Tennessee where they reunited with James Milam
Richardson, the son of William Fr. and his wife, Kezia (---)
Richardson, who had built his home on Fountain Creek in
1810.
They patented the bounty land grants which h er grandsons
had been awarded fro their military service and settled on
other tracts in the surrounding bottom lands of Maury County
near Columbia, Tennessee which they had either previously
purchased, or acquired through the various land lotteries.
Elizabeth (---) Richardson died and was buried after 1814 in
the Richardson Cemetery located in a grove of old-growth
trees on Valley Creek Road at Stiversville, Maury County,
Tennessee.

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Note for: Mary Richardson?, 1848 - BEF 1877 Index

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Note for: John Richardson, - Index

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Note for: Joe Richardson, - Index

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census 1920 in Turkey Texas has
J.H. Richardson age 21 with wife Clara age 17 and son John 1 month old.

I think this might be Joe Richardson, son of John, son of Robert, but not sure.

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Note for: James Milam Richardson, 25 DEC 1802 - Index

Burial:
     Date:   1 MAY 1848
     Place:   Columbia, TN

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Note for: Thomas Tatum Richardson, - Index

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On July 22, 1871, Colonel Thomas TAtum Richardson filed a
$200 claim against the Federal Government for "one horse
taken by the Union Army in Giles County, Tennessee."
Thomas' petition claimed that 1st lieutenant D.A. budworth,
18th regiment, Missouri Mounted Infantry under special order
of General T.LM Sweeney, unlawfully took Thomass' horse on
December 27, 1863 and "put in the service as a cavalry
horse."
Thomas' petition included two witnesses from Lynnville,
Tennessee who ascribed to Thomas Richardson's loyalty; one
witness who was the previous owner of the horse; onw
witness who stated that it was "a good horse"; and two
witnesses who "saw the soldiers take the horse", and then
"saw the h orse in the service of the Federal cavalry."
Colonel Thomas Tatum Richardson was awarded his claim.

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Note for: Rilla B. (Serelda - Relda) Neeley, 1 MAY 1859 - 13 MAR 1928 Index

Burial:
Place: Lawrence County, TN

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Note for: Brownie Mitchell Appleton, 6 JAN 1908 - 5 MAY 1990 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Nashville, Tn, Woodlawn Cemetery

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Note for: Lillie Belle Mclean, 31 JUL 1887 - 14 AUG 1978 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Nashville, Tn, Woodlawn Cemetery

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Note for: Noah Mitchell Appleton, 29 MAR 1883 - AFT 1909 Index

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Note for: Robert (Picon) Pickens, ABT 1600 - BEF 1669 Index

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