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About Lewis David Bohannon, Sr
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Lewis Bohannon, Sr was born in 1783 in Henry County, Virginia. His parents were William Bohannon, Sr. and Judith Bohannon (Legg).
Lewis married Lucy Bohannon (Lower) circa 1803 in White Co., Tn.. Together they had the following children: Alice Bohannan; William Bohannon, Sr; Lucy Bohannan; Frances Bohannan; Judith Harris (Bohannan); Elijah Bohannon; Sarah Sally Bohannan; Catherine Bohannan; Dicy Henry (Bohannon).
Lewis married Nancy Jordan circa 1818. Together they had the following children: Elizabeth Bohannan; Rebecca Bohannan; Lewis Bohannan (Bohannon); Mary Ann Bohannan; James Jordan Bohannan; Jesse Bohannan (Bohannon).
Lewis married Nancy Stamps (Carr) after April 19, 1828 in White County, Tennessee, United States.
Lewis married Catherine Mansell (Henry) on March 6, 1851 in White Co, Tn. Together they had the following children: Rosa Bohannan.
He died on April 24, 1853 in Putnam County, Tennessee, United States and was buried in Johnson Cemetery.
Lewis Bohannon was born in Virginia about 1783 and was 67 years of age in 1850 according to the U.S. census for White County, Tennessee. He died 24 April 1853 in White County, Tennessee, and is buried in the Johnson Cemetery on State Highway 84 in the 4th District of Putnam County. According to Deed Book B, Page 113, in the Putnam County Courthouse, his administrator was James J. Bohannon, a son. Lewis Bohannon was a wealthy man. This deed indicated the sale of 546 acres of land and 12 slaves named Boy Wilson, Andy, Abe, Haley, Anthoney, Nelson, Liz, Bob, Martin, Milley, Mary and Harriet. The slaves sold for $8,453.00. A study of the 1820, 1830, and 1840 census records would indicate that Lewis Bohannon had 5 sons and 8 daughters. COUNTY RECORDS:White County, TN Minute Book, Vol 22, Page 5June, 1853. Re estate of Lewis Bohann - James J. Bohannon, Administrator Lucy Bohannon, deaf and dumb Rosa Bohannon is a minor without guardian James and Abram Hargis minors and live in Jackson County. (Note: William Hargis later named guardian for James & Abram)Thomas and Dicey Horn are minors and live in Alabama Pat Williams Henry is a minor and lives in Illinois Others named:William, Elijah, and Lewis Bohannon.William McBride and wife Rebecca Peter Hargis and wife Frankey Rily Barnes and wife Mary Ann James Harris and wife Judy John Stamps and wife Sally John Fox and wife Betsy(Note: All daughters listed as non-residents of Tennessee)DEED RECORDS: White County, TN Deed Book T, Page 43622 Nov 1855. William Bohannon, Elijah Bohannon, Lewis Bohann, William McBride of Laclede County, MO sell Certain interest in estate of Lewis Bohannon to James J. Bohannon.
Lewis Bohannon, born in Virginia c. 1783, was the next to last of eight children born to William Bohannon and his second wife, Judith Legg Bohannon. His father, William Bohannon had another family of eight children by his first wife who died c. 1772. Some of these children were very young when their mother died and Judith probably raised them along with her own eight children. Not all of the first family accompanied the large William Bohannon family that moved to Tennessee, c. 1809 to settle on the land granted to William for service in the Revolutionary War. Although already married, son Lewis and wife Lucy Bohannon did move with the William Bohannon family to White County. Not much is known of the life of Lewis and his wife Lucy Lowry Bohannon. They married c. 1804, in Virginia. They were the parents of ten children (Elijah was the third born). They lived the remainder of their lives in White County, on land belonging to Lewis's father William Bohannon. Lewis died in 1853 and Lucy in 1859. Records are on file in White County regarding the disposition of land and personal property of Lewis Bohannon, along with court records providing for the care of Lucy Bohannon, referred to as the "deaf and dumb" widow of Lewis Bohannon. Of the ten children born to Lewis and Lucy Bohannon, the oldest (should be youngest) son, James remained in White County and was executor of his father's estate. He also puchased the shares of land inherited by his brothers, William, Elijah, Lewis (II) and his sister Rebecca Bohannon McBride, all of whom had migrated first to Illinois, then to Missouri before the death of their parents. The brothers and sister who settled in Missouri never returned to Tennessee, but a letter written in 1859 to his brother James in Tennessee is filed with the legal papers of Elijah Bohannon in the Laclede County, Mo. courthouse. Catherine (Henry) Bohannon Mansell was the 2nd wife of David Mansell, and her daughter, Rosa, was his stepdaughter, whom he brought up as his own. Rosa was born 25 December 1851, and she married John W. Sliger 10 Dec 1868. Their son, Lewis A. Sliger, was born 26 Sept 1869, and Rosa died the same day. She was affectionally known as Rozy and that is the name on her headstone. Catherine buried two husbands and two of her three children in the 60 years of her life. She brought up her baby grandson, Lewis Sliger. Catherine and Rosy are buried beside each other at Lovelady Cemetery.
LEWIS2 BOHANNON, SR. (WILLIAM1) was born 1783 in Henry Co., Virginia and died April 24, 1853 in Putnam Co., Tennessee. He married (1) LUCY LOWER ABT 1802 in Tennessee. She died Aft. March 16, 1826. He married (2) NANCY KERR Aft. April 19, 1828 in Tennessee. She was born February 22, 1791, and died May 26, 1850 in White Co., Tennessee. He married (3) CATHERINE HENRY March 6, 1851 in White Co., Tennessee -3rd. wife, daughter of VINET HENRY and ROSANNA LOWER. She was born December 26, 1819 in White Co., Tennessee, and died March 28, 1879 in Putnam Co., Tennessee.
LEWIS2 BOHANNON, SR. (WILLIAM1) was born 1783 in Henry Co., Virginia and died April 24, 1853 in Putnam Co., Tennessee. He married (1) LUCY LOWER ABT 1802 in Tennessee. She died Aft. March 16, 1826. He married (2) NANCY KERR Aft. April 19, 1828 in Tennessee. She was born February 22, 1791, and died May 26, 1850 in White Co., Tennessee. He married (3) CATHERINE HENRY March 6, 1851 in White Co., Tennessee -3rd. wife, daughter of VINET HENRY and ROSANNA LOWER. She was born December 26, 1819 in White Co., Tennessee, and died March 28, 1879 in Putnam Co., Tennessee.
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Lewis Bohannon, Sr. was the son of William Bohannon and Judith Legg. He married Lucy Lower 1800-1802 in Tennessee and had fourteen children with her. He married Nancy Kerr Aft. April 19, 1828 in Tennessee. They had no children. He married Catherine Henry March 6, 1851 in White Co., Tennessee. They had one child. Lewis was my great-great-great-grandfather.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Aug 9 2020, 2:40:54 UTC
Lewis Bohannon, Sr. was the son of William Bohannon and Judith Legg. He married Lucy Lower 1800-1802 in Tennessee and had fourteen children with her. He married Nancy Kerr Aft. April 19, 1828 in Tennessee. They had no children. He married Catherine Henry March 6, 1851 in White Co., Tennessee. They had one child. Lewis was my great-great-great-grandfather.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Jul 12 2023, 17:31:00 UTC
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Lewis Bohannon, born in Virginia c. 1783, was the next to last of eight children born to William Bohannon and his second wife, Judith Legg Bohannon. His father, William Bohannon had another family of eight children by his first wife who died c. 1772. Some of these children were very young when their mother died and Judith probably raised them along with her own eight children. Not all of the firstfamily accompanied the large William Bohannon family that moved to Tennessee, c. 1809 to settle on the land granted to William for service in the Revolutionary War. Although already married, son Lewis and wife Lucy Bohannon did move with the William Bohannon family to White County.e the parents of ten children (Elijah was the third born). They lived the remainder of their lives in White County, on land belonging to Lewis's father William Bohannon. Lewis died in 1853 and Lucy in1859. Records are on file in White County regarding the disposition of land and personal property of Lewis Bohannon, along with court records providing for the care of Lucy Bohannon, referred to as the "deaf and dumb" widow of Lewis Bohannon.sed the shares of land inherited by his brothers, William, Elijah, Lewis (II) and his sister Rebecca Bohannon McBride, all of whom had migrated first to Illinois, then to Missouri before the death of their parents. The brothers and sister who settled in Missouri never returned to Tennessee, but a letter written in 1859 to his brother James in Tennessee is filed with the legal papers of Elijah Bohannon in the Laclede County, Mo. courthouse.
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[Carole.FTW] LEWIS BOHANNON: BIOGRAPHICAL RECORDS: Written by Amy Byrum Miller, 160 Meadow Brook Lane, Plant City, Florida 33565 LEWIS BOHANNON Lewis Bohannon, born in Virginia c1783, was the next to last of eight children born to William Bohannon and his second wife, Judith Legg Bohannon. His father, William Bohannon had another family of eight children by his first wife who died c1772. Some ofthese children were very young when their mother died and Judith probably raised them along with her own eight children. Not all of the first family accompanied the large William Bohannon family thatmoved to Tennessee, c1809 to settle on the land granted to William for service in the Revolutionary War. Although already married, son Lewis and wife Lucy Bohannon did move with the William Bohannon family to White County. Not much is known of the life of Lewis and his wife Lucy Lowry Bohannon. They married c1804, in Virginia. They were the parents of ten children (Elijah was the third born). They lived the remainder of their lives in White County, on land belonging to Lewis's father William Bohannon. Lewis died in 1853 and Lucy in 1859. Records are on file in White County regarding the disposition of land and personal property of Lewis Bohannon, along with court records providing for the care of Lucy Bohannon, referred to as the "deaf and dumb" widow of Lewis Bohannon. Of the ten children born to Lewis and Lucy Bohannon, the oldest son, James remained in White County and was executor of his father's estate. He also purchased the shares of land inherited by his brothers, William, Elijah, Lewis (II) and his sister Rebecca Bohannon McBride, all of whom had migrated first to Illinois, then to Missouri before the death of their parents. The brothers and sister who settled in Missouri never returned to Tennessee, but a letter written in 1859 to his brother James in Tennessee is filed with the legal papers of Elijah Bohannon in the Laclede County courthouse. Catherine (Henry) Bohan non Mansell was the 2nd wife of David Mansell, and her daughter, Rosa, was his stepdaughter, whom he brought up as his own. Rosa was born 25 December 1851, and she married John W. Sliger 10 Dec 1868. Their son, Lewis A. Sliger, was born 26 Sept 1869, and Rosa died the same day. She was affectionately known as Rozy and that is the name on her headstone. Catherine buried two husbands and two of her three children in the 60 years of her life. She brought up her baby grandson, Lewis Sliger. Catherine and Rosy are buried beside each other at Lovelady Cemetery.
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!Native of Virginia. His wife was a native of Tennessee. Her name is unknown
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Lewis David Bohannon, Sr's Timeline
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1783
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Henry County, Virginia, USA, Henry County, Virginia
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1804
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Tennessee, United States
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September 30, 1806
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White County, Tennessee, United States
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1809
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White County Tennessee
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August 12, 1810
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White County, Tennessee
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July 15, 1812
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White County, Tennessee, United States
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December 27, 1814
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September 10, 1816
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Tennessee
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