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About Greenberry Arledge
Greenberry (also known as G.B. or Berry) Arledge was a justice of the peace who was instrumental in the formation of Polk County, NC in 1855. He also served on the school board and was one of the first deacons of Silver Creek Baptist Church.
From the research files of Pam Wilson <wilsonpam@mindspring.com>:
1840 census, Rutherford Co:
(p. 35)
Ben Holbird 0221001//2012001
Ben Edwards
ISAAC ARLEDGE 00002/0000 (Isaac and Greenberry?)
Joshua Camp
Rebecca Young
LEVY ARLEDGE 00001//0001 (Levi 20-30, Cynthia 15-20)
Greenberry Bandy 11001//0001 (next door)
(p 49)
Anson Nelson
Jonathan ARLEDGE 0021001 // 1111101 plus 1 male slave 36-55
Ann Thompson
(p 65) Coleman Bradley
Amos ARLEDGE 0000000001 (age 70-80, alone)
Henry Utley
Greenberry Arledge was one of first four deacons of Silver Creek Baptist Church, Mill Spring, NC, when it was organized on 15 April 1840, along with Jim Jackson, Mart Hamilton, and Samuel McMurray. [Source: "The Story of Silver Creek Baptist Church, 1840-1972," pamphlet prepared for Dedication Service of new church building completed 24 August 1972 and dedicated 8 October 1972]
State NC Polk County. Rec'd of Benjamin HOBERT in Consideration for a negro boy named Harry aged about one year old one hundred and fifty dollars with I inwarrant and defend from all rights titles and claims forever I in warrant to be a slave for life Also sound so far as I now thi 11th of May 1848 ISAAC ALDRGE. Attest G.B. ARLERGE. State of NC Court of Plea & Quarter, Henderson County, March term 1851 the within bill of sale was duly proven in open court by the oath of G. B. ARLERDGE a subscribing witness thereunto. Recorded and ordered to be registered Witness. R. W. Allen CC Registeres 1 April 1851.
Was appointed as Justice of the Peace upon formation of Polk County in March, 1855. Greenberry was instrumental in the formation of Polk County from Rutherford County. He served as a justice of the peace and on the school board when the new county was created.
1860 census, Polk County (newly formed from Rutherford): lists JOHN ARLEDGE (30), CLEM (35), G.B. (33), LEVI (47) and JONATHAN ( with slave schedule)
1860 census lists G B 33, Rebecca 30, Grason 11, Isaac 9, John 8, Sarah 5 and Elin 3.
1870 census, Polk Co, NC lists GREEN B. ARLEDGE (53)
A executor of his father's estate, involved in extended lawsuit with the Littleton Pittillo estate. See http://www.geocities.com/heartland/prairie/8208/Pittillo.html for legal records. Interestingly, he was called G.B. Arledge in all the Polk County records and Berry Arledge in the Henderson County records.
1860 census, Polk County (newly formed from Rutherford): lists JOHN ARLEDGE (30), CLEM (35), G.B. (33), LEVI (47) and JONATHAN ( with slave schedule)
1860 census lists G B 33, Rebecca 30, Grason 11, lsaac 9, John 8, Sarah 5 and E!in 3.
1870 census, Polk Co, NC
More About Greenberry Arledge:
Burial: . Silver Creek Baptist Church, Polk Co.,NC.
More About Greenberry Arledge and Sarah Holbert: Marriage: 23 March 1847, Rutherford/Polk Co., NC---J.M. Halbert, None
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Greenberry Arledge's Timeline
| 1816 |
December 18, 1816
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Green River Cove, Rutherford Co, ; living w/brother Isaac in 1840; where in 1850? HOH 1860 Polk Co Tryon Twp; HOH 1880 White Oak, Polk Co,, Polk County, NC, United States
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| 1848 |
August 9, 1848
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HOH 1880 (ages 31, 24, no children), 1900 Polk (White Oak); 1920 Polk Co NC census White Oak twp; 1930 age 82 living with dau Sallie Walker's family
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| 1851 |
1851
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Rutherford County, North Carolina, United States
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| 1852 |
June 19, 1852
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Rutherford, North Carolina, United States
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| 1855 |
December 2, 1855
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Polk County, North Carolina, United States
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| 1857 |
January 30, 1857
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Green River Cove, Polk Co, NC
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| 1887 |
April 28, 1887
Age 70
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Bur. Silver Creek Baptist Church, Polk Co, ; Estate Papers on file in Henderson Co, (Wm Justice, Admin, 1888), Mill Spring, Polk County, NC, United States
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