Conducting research on John HELLUMS,, Jr. 1755-1808, father John HELLUMS, Sr. 1732-1788 and he had two brothers David Hellums 1758-1828, and William HELLUMS 1763-1814.
Using “The Hellums Family” 1765-1984 as my main source.
Page 11 Children of John HELLUMS, Jr.
Possibly Samuel HELLUMS- witness to the will of William HELLUMS in 1808, Knox County, Tennessee. Samuel was not a son of William.
Eli Hellums -John deeded 200 acres in Knox County, Tennessee to his son Eli on 23 October 1824
Peggy, Elizabeth, and Charolette, John deeded 80 acres to his daughters on 23 October 1824
Probably William HELLUMS -William HELLUMS made two public land purchases in Walker County, Alabama on 10 Oct 1821. Find results ion page 11. The tracts were about twenty-four miles west of the land purchased by John HELLUMS (b. 1782, son of William and Mary Hellums) in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1820 and 1821 (more of this later). This William probably was a cousin to that John HELLUMS
More of this later…
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William HELLUMS 1763 wrote his will and filed it in Knox. County on Jan 17, 1808 (a copy is on page 76 of “The Hellums Family” and he names his wife, Mary, his children, John, Polly, and Nina and names as his executors, his brother John and his son John..
According to research William HELLUMS 1763 did not have a son name William HELLUMS 1780-1855.
According to Family Search
William HELLUMS 1780-1855 father was John HELLUMS Jr. 1755
Listed above it has William the son of William and Mary. Can someone provide feedback?
