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Note for: Martin Bender, UNKNOWN - ABT NOV 1750
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Martin Bender was living Craven Co., NC at the time Thomas
Eubanks, Sr. received his land grant. There is no wife listed in his
will, so I do not at this time know who she was. One of his sons and a
daughter married a daughter and son of John Eubanks, Thomas, Sr.'s son.
Thomas, Jr., from whom we decended, moved on into Onslow Co. and raised
his family there.
Martin Bender was of German decent, and when I tried to trace his passage
to America, I found about twenty men named Martin Bender. Will continue
to try and locate his information, though.
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Note for: John Eubanks, - SEP 1718
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The following is a written copy of the will of John Eubanks.
In the name of God amen. I John Eubank of Jones Co and State of NC being sick and weak in body yet thanks to God of sound mind and memory and understanding do make and ordain this my last will and testament in the following manner and form Viz. First it is my will that all my just debts and other necessary expenses be satisfied and paid--
Item: I will and bequeath unto my beloved son Aron Eubank my house in which I now live and all the land on the North side of the branch which I bought of Isaac Gibson to him and his heirs forever. I also will and bequeath unto my said beloved son Aaron all the property I have in my posession that belonged to his mother before I married her also one yoke of oxen and the cart that I now own also half my hogs, also one feather bed and furniture to him and his heirs forever. I also will and bequeath to my said beloved son Aaron one Negro boy named Stephen and five acres of land lying between his above mentioned land I have willed to him and my son Levi's land it being part of the land which I bought of Elijah Eubank to him and his heirs forever.
Item: I will and bequeath unto my beloved sons to wit: Lot and Asa equally one Negro woman named Delilah and her increase if she should have any after this present date. I also will and bequeath unto my belived sons Lot and Asa one negro boy named Nero.
Item: I will and bequeath unto my beloved son Levi Eubank three hundred dollars which I have given him for the boy Donum which I willed to him in my former will land then sold him.
Item: I will and bequeath unto my said son Asa Eubank all the land I bought of Isaac Gibson on the south side of the Branch with a small piece of land in and joining the field which I bought of said Gibson not exceeding ten or twelve acres being part of the land I bought of Elijah Eubank it is my will also that my said son Asa Eubank shall have as road along the line between my land and Daniel Yeates out to the main road, I also will to my said son Asa one hunting gun.
I will and bequeth unto my two beloved sons aforesaid Lot and Levi all my lands which I bought of Elijah Eubank except the four acres which I have already above willed to my said sons Asa and Aaron to be equally divided between them. Lot having the part next to John Simmon's line, to them and their heirs forever.
I will unto my beloved daughter Sarah Eubank Twenty shillings curancy.
I will unto my beloved son Thomas Eubank twenty shillings curancy. I also will that the remaining part of my property whatso ever, be equally divided among my aforesaid beloved sons, to Wit, Lot Levi, Asa and Aaron and I do constitute and appoint my afore beloved sons to wit, Lot, Levi and Asa Executers to this my last will and testament revoking all other my former will or wills by me before and I do ratify and confirm this to be my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 1st day of SEPT 1817.
In presence of us, His
Stephen Williams Interlined before signed John Eubanks (Seal)
Daniel Yeates, at the 13th line from the top. Mark
Polly X Yeates
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NC In court November Term 1817. Then was the within will of the late John Eubank proven in apen court by the oath of Stephen Williams on of the subscribing witnesses and ordered for probate.
Attest
County of Jones
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Note for: Elisha Eubanks, 1801 - AFT 1870
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I found this information on Elish in a package of papers I had sent for
when I first started doing research. It was submitted by Mrs. Hoyt O.
Smith, 2685 Ready Section Road, Toney, Alabama, 35773. It was submitted
Jan. 16,. 1984. I wrote a letter to Mrs. Smith, but never received an
answer.
Here is what is written at the bottom of the page as Sources of
Information:
1850 Census Hall Co. George; 1860 census Calhoun Co. Alabama; 1870
Census, Jackson Co. Alabama, Family records as told by members of the
family. Marriage records in Giles Co. Tenn and Limestone Co. Alabama,
and cemetery records from Womack Cemetery, Lauderdale Co. Ala.
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Note for: Nathan Hillard Eubanks, 16 MAR 1826 -
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Nathan served in CSA in Co. K 43rd Reg. Georgia Vol. Inf. Army of Tenn.
Hall Co. Brown's Boys.
Sources:
Eubanks Family Bible in possession of Midge Hornsby, Memphis, TN.
1860 Census, GA, Hall Co. Page 53, 401/358.
IGI Files, LDS, GA, AR History Commission.
Book- Hall Co. Georgia, Page 427, Voll. 1, by James E. Dopsey, AR
History Commission.
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Note for: Joakson L Eubanks, 1840 -
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Alias: /Luke/
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Believed to have died in Civil War.
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Note for: Martha Wallace Nixon, -
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Alias: /Mattie/
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Note for: Elijah Newton T. Eubanks, 27 APR 1837 - 24 JAN 1919
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Individual Note: Elijah served in the confederacy, took his wife and went to Tx and joined the Union Army. His wife died there possibly in 1874, as they had a child that year, and he then moved back to MS, and remarried in 1878.
Sources:
1880 U. S. Census, MS, Attala Co. Beat 4, 46/49.
Rocky Point Cemetery Records, Leake Co. MS
Elijah's marriage to Elizabeth Deen, is listed in the Eubanks Family Records from the Old Eubanks Bible, now in the possession of Midge Hornsby, Memphis, TN.
Parents of Narissa Murphy are: M. A. Murphy, born Sept. 16, 1815 - Died April 16, 1909, Attala Co. MS. Buried in Rocky Point Cemetery. Martha Lowe Murphy was born July 24, 1826- died NOV 12, 1905 in Ethel, Attala Co. MS. They had another daughter that married Irvin Owen, Nephew to Nancy Owen Eubanks.
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Note for: Charlotta Ann Susanne Eubanks, 13 APR 1847 - 8 SEP 1876
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Sources:
Cemetery Records, Book- Attala Co. Cemetery Records, page 365. AR
History Commission.
Midge Hornsby was told that Charlotta was shot by the Confederate search
party in their area, during the Civil War. It seems that some of the
Douglas Cousins, and possibly Elijah Newton Thaddaus were hiding out in a
cave that was dug out in the side of a creek bed. She would carry a york
with water pails down to the creek to get water every day. She would
carry food for them in the buckets going, and then fill with water and
come back. She was walking back one day, and a search party saw her
walking through some tall grass, and because she had on a man's hat,
thought she was a deserter. It is said that they yelled for her to stop,
but she kept walking, and some one shot her so close to the head, that it
creased her scull over her ear. When she died and they were preparing
her for burial, the scar was found as they fixed her hair.
Charlotta's middle name has been seen as Saper, Sapperine, Susanne..
unsure at this time which is correct ?
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Note for: J. Franklin Eubanks, OCT 1873 -
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Source:
1900 Soundex, MS, page 6, line 19, Leake County Beat 5, Walnut
Grove. AR History Commission.
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Note for: Savana A Wooten, -
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Alias: /Fannie/
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Note for: Thomas Melton Eubanks, ABT 1924 - 5 JUL 1986
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Individual Note: Thomas Melton, Jr. was a pilot in WW II, and a hero. There is an article in the Pine Bluff Newspaper with a picture of him. He held the rank of Staff Sergeant. His airplane was hit and he had to bail out over the country of Yugoslavia. He was captured and held in a prisoner of war camp near Hanover, where he was liberated by the British Second Army.
He came home after the war and went to dental school and became a dentist in Pine Bluff. He was in a car accident and became partially crippled. He later developed a brain aneurysm that ruptured, leaving him with paralysis, involving his left arm and it affecting his gait (walking) and his speech and these health problems led to him having to give up his dental practice.
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Note for: Henry Melton Eubanks, 20 JUL 1926 - 21 JUN 1990
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Event: Type: Comment 1
Date: ABT 1970
Place: Divorced Mildred in the 1970s
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Note for: Elijah Eubank, ABT 1756 - AFT 1820
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Elijah is found on LDS Files, and also some of his children, James, George, Robert, and Martin are found on WFT Volumn 2, Pedigree 4621.
This vol. list George as dying in the Alamo, along with Col. Fanning. Records researched found that he did not die in the Alamo, but in Goliad, Tx. His heirs were given a land grant, and a brother in Georgia, claimed to be the only living brother and Heir. His name was Littleberry B. Eubanks of Muscogee Co. Georgia. However, it is stated on the papers from the Tx General Land Office, Archives and Records Division, that heirs of another brother, John E. Eubanks of Pike Co. Alabama, also claimed the land.
Court Claims File: #2572
Application by Heirs of George Eubanks for Headright and Bounty Land, Affidavit by Martha Eubanks, Hines Eubanks, Martha Hart (formerly Martha Eubanks), Wife of M. C. Hart, George and Missouri Eubanks, all Heirs of Evander Eubanks and Citizens of Columbia County, AR, Power of attorney from Littleberry B. Eubanks, to John W. Turner, interrogatories by Matthew McMichael and William Morman.
Tx General Land Office
Archives and Records Division
Stephen F. Austin Building
Room 800
1700 North Congress
Austin, Tx 78701-1495
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Note for: Tacy Lucendy Moore, 29 AUG 1872 - 14 OCT 1934
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Alias: /Lula/
Individual Note: Conflict on year of birth. Newspaper article says 1872, notes says 1871.Lula married William Eubanks, son of Rebecca Davis Eubanks Williams. They had two children. William died and Lula later married Adam Mowdy. They had eight children.