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About John "Jack" Arledge, Sr
From the research files of Pam Wilson:
It seems that John "Jack" had two separate families--
(1) a first family of mainly sons (wife's name unknown), as reflected in the 1820 census:
HOH in 1810 Edgefield Co, SC census (along with John (Sr) and Isaac:
1810 SC/Edgefield Co:
031 ARLDREDGE, John, Jr. (10100-00100-00) John born 1784-1794 and wife (same age range) with one son born 1800-1810.
1820 Edgefield Co, SC census: 089 ALREDGE, John (310010-10010) John and wife born 1775-1794; one daughter and 3 sons born 1810-1820; one son born 1804-1810
Daughter is Sara, and sons were MARTIN (b 1808-12), JONATHAN (bc 1811), WILLIAM (b. 1814) and MOSES D. (b. 27 Aug 1820). Perhaps the first wife died in childbirth when Moses was born or soon thereafter.
His first wife's name is unknown. I have speculated, based upon the prevalence of the names Eliza and Martin in subsequent generations, that her name MAY have been Eliza Martin. Records for Martin families in the Edgefield County area should be searched.
(2) Then on 18 Aug 1822, Jack remarried Drady Owens in Edgefield District, SC and started another family. Records show that MARY (b 1825) was born in SC, while ELIZABETH ("BETSY") was born in AL in 1832, so the family must have gone to Wilcox Co, AL. around 1830.
1830 census: Aldridge, John Unknown Townships, Wilcox, AL 1830: 0-0-2 (10-15)-2 (15-20)-0-1 (30-40)//2-1-0-0-1 (20-30) neighbors: Bailey, McIntosh [this is John "Jack" Arledge of Edgefield Co, SC, son of John and Anna; his second wife Drady Owens, and his children from first marriage plus one new daughter]
By the 1830s, his older sons were grown: Martin married in 1835 in Monroe Co, AL, Jonathan in 1836 in Monroe Co, AL, William married Mary Bowman in 1843 in Wilcox Co, AL. (We don't have marriage records yet for Moses and Elizabeth Prewett, though Moses states in a military affidavit that they were married in Milam County, TX in 1848).
There are a lot of land records in AL for this family in the 1830s. The Arledge land records are for two families--(1) this one, with John, Martin and Jonathan, and (2) that of his brother Isaac D. Arledge and his sons Isaac and John H, The following are for John and sons Martin and Jonathan:
ALDRIDGE, JONATHAN 05/15/1837 24518 AL1610__.185 (Jonathan Aldridge of Wilcox
County, Alabama) (Section 28, Township 11-N, Range 9-E, 39.905 acres)
ARLEDGE, JONATHAN 05/20/1837 26769 AL1650__.405 (Jonathan Arledge of Wilcox
County, Alabama) (Section 2, Township 10-N, Range 8-E, 41.395 acres)
ALDRIDGE, JOHN 08/01/1837 25471 AL1630__.120 (John Aldridge of Wilcox County,
Alabama) (Section 28, Township 11-N, Range 9-E, 79.81 acres)
ARLEDGE, JOHN 07/28/1838 29604 AL1780__.056 (John Arledge of Wilcox County,
Alabama) (Section 28, Township 11-N, Range 9-E, 79.81 acres)
ARLEDGE, MARTIN 11/01/1858 47057 AL2020__.358 (Martin Arledge of Wilcox
County, Alabama) (Section 28, Township 11-N, Range 9-E, 79.81 acres)
1840 census:
By 1850 census, Jack (56 Farmer $750, b. SC), Drada (40 b SC) and their youngest son JOHN FRANKLIN (10 b. AL [b 1839]) had moved moved to Neshoba Co, MS, where daughters Mary (and husband William Smith) and Betsy (and husband Rev. Greenberry McNeil) also settled. They are living next door to Paschal Martin, age 36, b. SC--could he be a relative of John's first wife?
1850 Slave Schedule, John Arledge, Neshoba Co, MS:
45 Male Black
40 Female Black
26 Male Black
20 Male Black
15 Female Black
12 Female Black
John "Jack" apparently died (where? probably in Neshoba Co, MS--see below) around 1859-60. In the 1860 census, Drady is living in the household of daughter Mary Smith. Howver, John's will is proved in Wilcox Co, AL
I recently found the evidence that links the Wilcox Co, AL children (family #1) to the Neshoba Co, MS children (family #2) in records regarding the settlement of John's estate, and names Martin (who must
have been the oldest son) as administrator:
Evidence that Martin was son of John Arledge, and apparently was the administrator of his estate: Wilcox Co, AL Land records, from Jack Buckelew <jackelew@aol.com>: Aug 22 1860--Drady Aldridge, William W
Smith and wife Mary Smith of Neshoba County Mississippi trying to collect "their share" of the estate of "John Aldridge, late, deceased in Neshoba County Mississippi." "Estate now in hands of Martin Aldridge or his attorney of Wilcox Co AL". Book O page 54. (I did not determine if the "estate" was in Mississippi or Wilcox Al)
ESTATE RECORDS
NOTE: I have tried to put these estate records in chronological order but a number of pages were not dated or numbered, so it is a bit of a hodgepodge:
Wilcox Co, AL
PROBATE COURT SPECIAL TERM April 15 1856
Estate of John Arledge. This day came Martin Arledge Admr of John Arledge decd and filed his bond as such Admr dated Feby 21 1856 in the sum of $1000 with JE Warren and William Curry as securities, which bond was approved by the court and ordered to be recorded. [further ordered that lettters of administration be issed to Martin Arledge].
Esate of John Arledge Decd
Names and Residence of Distributies
Draydy Arledge widow
Martin Arledge
Jonathan Arledge Texas
Wm Arledge
Moses Arledge Texas
Rackard Arledge Mississippi
Kirks Arledge Georgia
Wm Smith & Polly his wife Mississippi
GB McNeill and Betsy Ann his wife Mississippi
John Arledge (minor) Mississippi
Martin Arledge Administrator
By this amt paid Cochran and Howard commission in care of Admr or Stallworth $48.54
Paid for advertising letters 4.00
Paid for adv. Pet. To sell Negro 4.00
Paid for adv sale Negro 4.00
Attys fees to Cochran and Howard for filing pet to sell negro, obtaining order of sale and report sale 10.00
Attys fees for making this settlement 15.00
Court costs 17.50
Commission to Admr 2 1/2 per cent
Estate of John Arledge Decd
AC current 1858
Recorded in Book of Records No 5 p 594
Account with the estate of John Arledge Decd
1856 Aug 30 For amt sale of negro Lewis & int as for judgmt obtained against JJ Stallworth secty, Monrow Cir Ct 2 April 1858
$970.87
129.87
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$841.00 balance due estte
Nov 8 1858
1 Draydy Arledge (widow) 168.20
2 Martin Arledge 74.75
3 Jonathan Arledge 74.75
4 Wm Arledge 74.75
5 Rackard Arledge 74.75
6 Kirks Arledge 74.75
7 Wm Smith and Polly his wife 74.75
8 Green McNeill and Betsy Ann his wife 74.75 paid
9 John Arledge (minor) 74.75
10 Moses Arledge 74.75
Total 841.00
Power of Attorney from Drady Arledge Wm W, Smith and wife Mary Smith to Robert A. Morris
File din the office of the Judge of Probate for Wilcox Co, Ala Sept 5 1860
Recorded in Deed Book O on pages 54
Summary: designate Robert A Morris of Neshoba County their attorney to collect and recept all moneys that may be coming in the county of Wilcox, state of Alabama from the estate of John Arledge decd late of Neshoba Co, Mississippi now in the hands of Martin Arledge or his attorney as Administrator of said decedent… 21 August 1860
State of Mississippi, Neshoba County. I William Hunt judge of the Court of Probate of Neshoba County hereby certify that Drady Arledge, Wm. W. Smith and Mary Smith his wife whose names are signed to the foregoing power of attorney and who are known to me acknowledged before me on this day that being informed of the contents of the said power of attorney they executed the same voluntarily on the day te same bears date…this 21 day of August 1860
Received from Martin Arledge Adm and of Jno Arledge decd $242.95 dollars in full satisfaction and discharge of the decrees in favor of Drady Arledge and Wm W Smith and Polly his wife rendered by the Probate of Wilcox Co Ala on 8 November 1858 against said Martin Arledge Adm….5 Sept 1860
Robert A. Morris
July 17 1861 Estate of John Arledge Decd. This day came Martin Arlidge, Amdn of the estate of John Arledge, decd by his atty S.G. Cochran, Esq and filed a receipt in full satisfactin of a decree rendered by the Probate Court of Wilco Co Ala on the final settlement of said Martin Aldridge's administration of said estate in favor of Elizabeth McNeill, formerly Elizabeth Aldridge and daughter and heir of the said John Arledge, ded. It is therefor ordered by the court that said diance(?) be satisfied in full and that said Martin Arledge be discharged from further liability for the account of the same…
Received from Martin Arledge Admin of John Arledge decd $74.75 as full satidfaction of all claims and demands…in favor od my wife Elizabeth McNeil… Nov 8 1858 G. B. McNiel
Heirs of Jno Arledge
Jacob Kirksey husband of Jane Kirksey--in full
Christian Rikard husband If Sarah Ann Rickard--in full 1865
Jonathan Arledge son in full 1865
William Arledge son $400 1865
Martin Arledge in full 1864
Jacob Kirksey in full
Advancements to heirs of John Arledge
Mrs. Elizabeth McNeil $400
Mars Mary Smith $400
John Arledge Jr in full
Moses D. Arledge no advnace nor heard of in 7 years
Children of William Arledge names and number are unknown
Widow of Jno Arledge Drady Arledge decd
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Is this the JOHN ARLEDGE who acquired land (41 acres) through the Cahaba Land Office in Alabama on 1 October 1835? Two weeks later (15 Oct 1835), an ISAAC ARLEDGE (his brother?) acquired land there as well. In 1837, land patents were issued to JONATHAN, MOSES, ISAAC, MOSES, ISAAC, ISAAC, and JOHN ARLEDGE for various acreages (39-79 acres). There is another patent to JOHN ARLEDGE in July 1838 for 79.81 acres.
Is this the John ALDRIDGE listed in the 1840 census in Wilcox Co, AL?
In October 1840, land patents were issued to JOHN and ISAAC ARLEDGE for 80.125 and 78.44 acres respectively.
These are all the land patents issued to ARLEDGE through the Cahaba Land Office of Alabama. All indicate a St. Stephen's Base Line.
In Nov 1858, MARTIN ARLEDGE received a patent through the Greenville Land Office (also St. Stephen's base line) for 79.81 acres.
Elsewhere in Alabama, land patents were issued to ELI ARLEDGE (October 1851 and January 1859) through the Lebanon and Centre Land Offices (Huntsville base line) for 39.93 and 39.97 acres respectively; to TILMON ARLEDGE in May 1837 through the Demopolis Land Office (St. Stephens base line) for 40 acres; to JOHN ARLEDGE in May 1850 through the Huntsville Land Office (Huntsville base line) for 40.15 acres; and to SAMUEL ARLEDGE through the Montgomery Land Office (St. Stephen's base line) in December 1889 for 80.2 acres.
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Bureau of Land Management - Eastern States, General Land Office, Search on ALDRIDGE, ARLEDGE and ALLRED in Alabama
http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/
PATENTEE NAME/ SIGNATURE DATE/ DOCUMENT # / ACCESSION #
ARLEDGE, ELI 11/1/1851 12318 AL3210__.212
ARLEDGE, ELI 1/1/1859 20034 AL3340__.201
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 10/15/1835 20405 AL0540__.089
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30492 AL1730__.053
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30526 AL1730__.087
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30527 AL1730__.088
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 10/10/1840 34812 AL1810__.495
ARLEDGE, JOHN F 5/1/1850 14420 AL3660__.240
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 10/1/1835 19577 AL0520__.272
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 8/12/1837 30792 AL1730__.353
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 10/10/1840 34571 AL1810__.267
ARLEDGE, JOHN 7/28/1838 29604 AL1780__.056
ARLEDGE, JONATHAN 5/20/1837 26769 AL1650__.405
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Then, a John Arledge bought land in Mississippi (perhaps by proxy) in 1841 through the Columbus Land Office. A Moses Arledge bought land in the same area in 1854. John H. Arledge and wife Milly bought land in 1854, 1859 and 1860 through the Augusta Land Office.
Land Records -- Mississippi -- from http://www.ancestry.com/
Patentee/Land Office
2-27-1841 Choctaw baseline, Noxubee County: GROVES HOWARD & THOMAS HENSON, warrantees and assignees of John ARLEDGE, COLUMBUS L.O., 160.54 a. and 70.55 a; Range 14N/17E and 15N/18E
- 3-15-1854 Choctaw baseline: MILLY ARLEDGE, AUGUSTA L.O.; 79.94 a , Milly
Arledge warrantee; #3-15-1854 Choctaw baseline: MILLY ARLEDGE, AUGUSTA L.O., warrantee Thomas Burch. Range 2N/13E
3-15-1854 Choctaw baseline: MOSES ARLEDGE, COLUMBUS L.O., 42.05 a warrantee James Smith. Range 14N/14E
3-15-1854 Choctaw baseline: MOSES ARLEDGE, COLUMBUS L.O. 39.24 a warrantee William Hollingsworth. Range 14N/14E
- 5-2-1859 Choctaw baseline: JOHN H. ARLEDGE, AUGUSTA L.O.; 5-2-1859 Choctaw baseline: JOHN H. ARLEDGE, AUGUSTA L.O.; 79.94 a, Nathan Surmon warrantee. Range 2N/13E
10-1-1859: John ARLEDGE, Columbus LO, Choctaw baseline, 79.9 a, Willis Wingo, warrantee. Range 11N/11E
4-2-1860 Choctaw JOHN ARLEDGE; AUGUSTA L.O. 80.15 a, warrantee John
Arledge.; 4-2-1860 Choctaw baseline: JOHN H. ARLEDGE, AUGUSTA L.O. 80.15 a, warrantee Lindsay Whitfield. Range 2N/13E
6-12-1885: James E. ARLEDGE, Jackson LO, St. Stephens baseline; 6-12-1885: James ARLEDGE, Jackson LO, St. Stephens image; 6-12-1885: James ARLEDGE, Jackson LO, St. Stephens image, 160.6 a, Catherine Bradford, warrantee. Range 4N/13W
12-14-1896: Lizzie ARLEDGE, Jackson LO, 52.66 a, St. Stephens baseline, Christopher Davis, warrantee. Range 10N/10W
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from Joe Arledge:
1850 Neshoba Co., MS Census, P152, family P579/547
Jno ARLEDGE 56 M farmer $720 SC
Drada 40 F SC
John 10 M AL
living next door to Paschal MARTIN 36 m farmer SC
1860 Neshoba Co., Census, P84
Arledge, Jno F : 1860 AG Pdn Census
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Bureau of Land Management - Eastern States, General Land Office, Search
on ALDRIDGE, ARLEDGE and ALLRED in Alabama
http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/
PATENTEE NAME/ SIGNATURE DATE/ DOCUMENT # / ACCESSION #
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 10/15/1835 20405 AL0540__.089 (41.04
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30492 AL1730__.053 (39.595
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30526 AL1730__.087 (39.22
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 8/12/1837 30527 AL1730__.088 (41.845
acres, Monroe Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, ISAAC 10/10/1840 34812 AL1810__.495 (78.44
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 10/1/1835 19577 AL0520__.272 (41.04
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 8/12/1837 30792 AL1730__.353 (39.79
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, JOHN H 10/10/1840 34571 AL1810__.267 (80.125
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, JOHN 7/28/1838 29604 AL1780__.056 (79.81
acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, JONATHAN 5/20/1837 26769 AL1650__.405
(41.395 acres, Wilcox Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, MARTIN 11/1/1858 47057 AL2020__.358 (79.81 acres, Wilcox
Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, MOSES 8/12/1837 30340 AL1720__.401 (40.04 acres,
Monroe Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, MOSES 8/12/1837 30497 AL1730__.058 (79.95 acres,
Perry Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, SAMUEL 12/28/1889 19157 AL4560__.183 (80.2 acres,
Elmore Co, AL)
ARLEDGE, TILMON F 5/15/1837 9333 AL3410__.388 (40 acres, Choctaw
Co, AL)
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John "Jack" Arledge, Sr's Timeline
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SC, then Wilcox Co, AL HOH Wilcox Co, AL 1830; in 1840? in Neshoba Co, MS by 1850 (both census listing and slave schedule); BLM record in 1859); Drady and John both listed with 1870 slave schedule in "Nicholas Co, MS" (ancestry.com)
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July 1, 1812
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SC; in Wilcox Co, AL by 1848 [1850 census]; Winn Parish, LA by 1860; 1860 slave schedule 2 slaves (one manumitted); 1880 HOH Winn Parish census w/son Samuel M.; on Winn Parish tax list in 1882 with Samuel, JW, and SN
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1814
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GA? [in Wilcox Co, AL in 1845, 1850, 1856]
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1816
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[1816 by 1850 census] NC or SC; lived in AL until c 1847 then Texas (1860 HOH Williamson Co, TX, Liberty Hill)
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1819
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SC
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August 29, 1820
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SC SC SC; 1850 & 1860 Milam Co, TX; 1880 Williamson Co TX census (Oak Island); 27th Brg CSA
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1820
Age 26
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Edgefield, South Carolina, United States
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1821
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SC; lived in Georgia? (acc to estate papers); HOH 1870 Scottsboro, Jackson Co, AL; 1880 census Jackson CO AL
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