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Edward Easley Will (1844), Perry County Will Book A: 163, County Clerk’s Office, Marion, Alabama; FHL microfilm no. 1290344 [mentioned daughter Elizabeth Keyland; and Edward Easley Will (1844), Perry County Minutes of the Orphan’s Court, Book D: 301; FHL microfilm no. 1577904 [mentioned “William E. Keeland for his wife.” | Family: F4
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Keiland, William H. Earley, Elizabeth 22-Jan-1830 28-Jan-1830
Book 1820-1832, page 437
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18 Aug 1853 Deed, Beatrice Hendrick of Lowndes County, Mississippi and Mrs Elizabeth F Kee-
land of Harrison County, Mississippi, Beatrice gives Elizabeth a quit claim for an undivided half of the following land in Choctaw County ...
and the following lands in Attala County, Mississippi ... and Elizabeth agrees to pay Beatrice two notes given by one William H Keeland the husband of Elizabeth in his life time to said Beatrice for the consideration above described one note due 1 March 1852 the other due 1st March 1853 each for five hundred dollars together with all interest ... Beatrice agreeing to stop the proceedings instituted in
her name on said notes until 1st January 1853 and to pay one half of the costs that may have accrued on the suit instituted on said first note except such as has already been taxed to the said Elizabeth or been paid by her The said Elizabeth to pay the other one half and if new suits have been commenced the said Beatrice to pay all costs on same In witness thereof the said parties have hereunto set their hand & seal the day & year aforesaid Acknowledged 18 Aug 1853, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Recorded
8 Sep 1853. | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1852 Feb 24 Deed, between Newton C. Gullett and Elizabeth Gullett his wife and Elizabeth Keeland the Executor of the last will and Testament of William H. Keeland, deceased, all of Harrison County, Mississippi. On 12 Mar 1851 the Gulletts sold to William H. Keeland the lands described below for $2,220 "which we then received and which we now acknowledge to have received, but which deed is Supposed to be defective, and not to convey the Said lands which belong to and were the property of the Said Elizabeth" Since Wm. H. Keeland has Since died leaving all of his estate to Elizabeth Keeland "we are willing and desirous of correcting all Error if any in Said deed and of vesting in Said devisee all the Estate, in fee Simple, in Said land." Therefore for $1 the Gulletts convey to Elizabeth Keeland, all their interest in: The undivided half of the following lands lying and being in Choctaw County, in the State of Mississippi To wit.... Also the following lands Situated, lying and being in the County of Winston State aforesaid To wit..... Also the following lands Situated lying, and being, in the County of Attalla [sic] State aforesaid.... The interest in lands lying in Octibbeha [sic] County, being only one undivided Eighth part and Containing Seventeen [sic] and Sixty acres of land ... Newton and Elizabeth acknowledged deed and Elizabeth relinquished dowerin Harrison County 24 Feb 1853.
Recorded in Winston County 17 March 1854 | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1852 Feb 24 Deed: Harrison Co., MS. Elizabeth Keeland, executrix and devisee of the estate of W. H. Keeland is paid $2,020 "by certain lands heretofore belonging to Elizabeth Gullett by deeds dated 12 Mar 1851, also a negro man slave names Jerry aged 40 and a negro woman slave named Harriet, 35.
| Elizabeth F. Easley
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1853 May 24 Deed: Harrison Co., MS. Mrs. Aurilia Smith of West Feliciana Parish, LA pays $8700 to Mrs. Elizabeth Keeland, widow of the late Wm. H. Keeland and executrix, for a lot in Pass Christian that fronts 128 feet of the shores of the Gulf. Aurillia Smith is to receive the rent from Samuel Hooker for lease on adjacent land with a wharf until 1856. | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1853 Oct Court: Harrison Co., MS. Elizabeth Gullet and Newton C. Gullet, divorce, Chancery Court Case File #84. Elizabeth Keeland's testimony: She has known Elizabeth Gullet "since she was 7 years old." Note: Elizabeth Gullett is the Elizabeth "Gullec" who is listed in the Wm. H. Keeling [sic] household in the 1850 Pass Christian, Harrison Co., MS census. Gullet is 21 years old. Elizabeth Keeland is 35. Thus, Elizabeth Keeland has known Elizabeth Gullett since about 1836, which would be after Elizabeth Keeland married W. H. Keeland.
| Elizabeth F. Easley
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1854 Mar 15 Deed: Winston County, Mississippi, Elizabeth F. Keeland to Thomas Weir. Elizabeth sells to Thomas for $20 land in Winston County. Acknowledged by Isaac Easterly attorney in fact of Elizabeth F. Keeland. Recorded 12 May 1854. Thomas Weir quitclaims for $20 paid by Elizabeth F. Keeland interest in land held by Thomas and Edward Blackwood.
| Elizabeth F. Easley
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1854 Mar 15 Deed: Winston County, Mississippi, Elizabeth F. Keelin to Jonathan H. Rabb. Isaac Easterly attorney for Elizabeth F. Keeland sells to Jonathan Rabb for 400 land in Winston County ... Acknowledged by Isaac Easterly attorney in fact of Elizabeth F. Keelin. Recorded 5 Jul 1854 | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1858 Oct 30 Deed: Attala County, Mississippi. Elizabeth F. Ashley , executrix of the Last Will and Testament of husband, William H. Keeland , late of Harrison Co., MS, deceased, sold to John Walker for $150 80 acres of land: W1/2 of NW1/4 of S10, T15, R9E. | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1858 Oct 30 Deed: Attala County, Mississippi. Elizabeth F. Ashley, executrix of the Last Will and Testament of her late husband, William H. Reland [sic], late of Harrison Co., MS deceased, sold to Moses T. Carter of Attala County for $350, land: S1/2 of S3, T16, R9 in Attala Co. | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1860 US Census, Montgomeery County, Alabama | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1870 US Census, Houston, Harris, Texas | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1880 US Census, Walker County, Texas | Elizabeth F. Easley
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1820 US Census for Wilkes County, Georgia. Barbara Hendrick Keeling is likely the woman over 45 in Buford Bird's household. Deposition of Thomas Lee in 1821 states that Elizabeth Keeling "had a sister older than herself and a brother and a sister younger than herself the eldest sister was Mary the other sister name Nancy they are both married the eldest sister to a Mr Bird who resides in the State of Georgia her mother resides with her separate and apart from her husband as I have mentioned." | Barbara Hendrick
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1853, Harrison County, Mississippi
Elizabeth Gullet vs. N. C. Gullet
Defendant accused of adultery.
Marriage dissolved 18 April 1854
Defendant was nonresident of state. Complainant was resident of Harrison Co., MS.
Witness for Elizabeth Gullet were: T. B. Pinkard [Doctor], Job G. Selph, Elizabeth Keeland.
Elizabeth said she has know Elizabeth Gullet since she was 7 years old and has known Newton C. Gullet about 4 years. The Gullets have resided in Pass Christian about 4 years. Gullet was a gambler and unprincipaled [sic]. Mrs. Gullet has about $8-10,000 which N. C. Gullet squandered. | Elizabeth Hendrick
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1790 Jan 1 Guardian: Virginia, Charlotte County. Gustavus' brother John Hendrick appointed guardian of Gustavus with respect to the estate of their father
| Gustavus Hendrick
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1791 Jun 6 Guardian: Virginia, Charlotte County. Gustavus requested his brother-in-law Edmund Keeling to be guardian. As a result, Gustavus must be at least 14 years old. This document also recorded in Wilkes County, Georgia in 1798 | Gustavus Hendrick
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1803 listed as a single man in the land lottery draw for Wilkes County. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1806 listed as a single man in the land lottery draw for Wilkes County, Georgia, next to Mary Hendrick, widow. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1815 may be the Gustavus Hendrick listed in the Warren County, Kentucky tax list. Gustavus' eldest daughter born 1816 in Kentucky. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1816 May 6 Court Order: Kentucky, Warren County. May be the Gustavus Hendrick appointed Captain to ride patrol in bounds of Captain Haley's Company for twelve months, to visit all Negro quarters in search of runaway slaves. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1816 may be the Gustavus Hendrick listed in the Warren County tax list. Gustavus' oldest daughter born in Kentucky in 1816. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1819 Dec 22 Transaction: Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Falls. Sold 19 bales cotton. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1819 Dec 9 Transaction: Alabama, Tuscaloosa County. 19 bales of cotton received from "Gustavius"
| Gustavus Hendrick
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1819 Nov 27 Transaction: Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Falls. Sold 10 bales cotton. Tuscaloosa Fallas was center of the cotton trade
| Gustavus Hendrick
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1820 Jan 25 Transaction: Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Falls. Sold 10 bales cotton. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1825-1826, paid for nine US land patents in Monroe County, Mississippi (now Lowndes County) Mississippi. | Gustavus Hendrick
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1829 Dec 17 Court: Virginia, Charlotte County. Edward B. Fowlkes v. William Towler, executor of Edmund [sic] Keeling deceased, Elizabeth Keeling, and Gustavus Hendrick and Elizabeth his wife defendants. Gustavus and Elizabeth "not inhabitants of this state." This is likely Gustavus of Lowndes County, Mississippi
| Gustavus Hendrick
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1830 US Census, Lowndes County, Mississippi | Gustavus Hendrick
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1832, Lowndes County, Mississippi
Gustavus Hendrick stated that in 1830 he hired William B. Hendrick to be overseer for Gustavus' plantation. Gustavus stated that twenty hands worked on the planatation and required strict supervision. Gustavus claimed William went to Alabama in the fall of 1830, which required him to hire another overseer for 3-4 months during the busiest time of year for a planter. Gustavus also claimed that William made wooden items to sell for his own profit. In 1831, William sued for back wages and won the suit. Gustavus asked the court to enjoin further proceedings and grant him a new trial.
| Gustavus Hendrick
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3 Jul 1786, Court: Charlotte County, Virginia. The Last Will and Testament of Gustavus Hendrick decd was Exhibited
in Court by Mary Hendrick the Executrix, John Eubanks, John Hendrick,
and David Shreve, the Executors herein named and the same was proved
by the oath of Nelson Calvert and John Hay two of the Witnesses within subscribed
and ordered to be Recorded on the motion of the said Executrix & Executors
who made oath according to Law Certificate is granted them for obtaining
a probate of the said Will in ___ personally giving Security wherefor they with
Thomas Pettus, Phillip Palmer and Jesse Johnson[?] their securities __ [dark nearly illegible]
__ and acknowledged the bond _________________________[?]
Test
William ________[?]
| Gustavus Hendrick
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7 Apr 1786, Charlotte County, Virginia. Will of Gustavus Hendrick,
page 383a
In the name of God amen I Gustavus Hendrick of the
County of Charlotte being weak in body but of perfect mid and Memory thanks
be to Almighty God calling to mind the Mortality of my body and knowing that
it is appointed to all Man once to die do make and ordain this my last will and
Testament in the Manner and form as followeth—and first I give to my son-in-
law John Eubank one negro man names Joe also one feather bed & furniture
also two cows and calves, also one mare and Saddle, also two hundred acres of that
Land bought of Robert Beasley beginning on the corner lying & being between
Walton’s old road and the Mill thence along that line to Walton’s old road thence
along the said road to Joshua Dickinson’s line thence along his line to Pettus’s
line thence along his line to Ellington’s line thence along his line to the Fen-
lators[?] thence to the beginning to him his heirs forever—Secondly I give to my
son John Hendrick the place whereon I now live with Hays ___[?] a new survey of
seventy four acres joining whereon I live also one negro Man named An
derson one beast [?] and saddle one bed and furniture two cows and calves to him
and his heirs forever—Thirdly I give to my son Benjamin Hendrick Brown’s
Tract of land also one negro named Renitolls [?] one horse & saddle one feather
bed and furniture two cows and calves to him and his heirs forever—Fourthly,
I give to my Daughter Barbara Hendrick one Negro named Moses one beast &
saddle one feather bed and furniture two cows and calves to her and her
Heirs forever. Fifthly I give to my Daughter Elizabeth Hendrick one
negro boy named Jack and twenty pounds ____ money[?] of Virginia
page 383b
to be taken out of my Estate, one beast and saddle one Feather bed and
furniture two cows and calves to her and her heirs forever—Sixthly I give
to my son Gustavus Hendrick two Tracts of Land called Newcombs and Combs
also one negro boy named Ned one beast and saddle one feather bed and
furniture Two cows and calves to him his heirs forever—Seventhly I give
to my son Obediah Hendrick the remaining part of the Tract of land bought
of ___ ___ named Beasley also one negro girl named Jane one beast &
saddle one feather bed and furniture Two cows and calves to him his heirs
forever. Eighthly I lend to John Hay one Hundred acres of land whereon
he now lives during his natural life—Ninthly I lend to my beloved
wife Mary Hendrick the Land and Mill with all the remainder of my
Estate in order to bring up my children during her natural life or widow
hood and after her Decease or marriage the land and Mill to be sold &
equally Divided among all my children—Lastly I appoint my beloved
Wife Mary Hendrick Executrix, John Eubank, John Hendrick, & David
Shreve Executors. In Witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and seal This Twenty seventh Day of April one
Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty Six.
Witness Gustavus Hendrick {L.S.}
Nelson Calvert, John Hay
Reubin Hay
| Gustavus Hendrick
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8 Apr 1831, Lowndes County, Mississippi. William B. Hendrick sued Gustavus Hendrick for wages owed to him when he was employed by Gustavus as an overseer. The case was continued by order of the court in May 1831. Gustavus sought a change of venue for the trial, claiming that the public in Lowndes County would be prejudiced against him.
| Gustavus Hendrick
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Gustavus Hendrick was murdered by two of his slaves, George and Squire, who were hanged just below the Howard place, on the Pickensville road, which was the first public execution in Lowndes County. | Gustavus Hendrick
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Obituary - undated newspaper clipping - client's possession
Kirby Stanley Keeland of New Waverly, passed away September 22, 1981. Born March 14, 1893. Was 88 years of age. Was a retired banker with the New Waverly State Bank. Served in the US Navy. Member of the First United Methodist Church of New Waverly. Member of the John Sims Lodge No. 458, AF & AM for over 50 years. Was the first mayor of New Waverly and past president of the Waverly ISD. Survivors: 1 son, TW Keeland, Huntsville; 2 grandsons, Thomas S. Keeland, Conroe and Robert W. Keeland, New Waverly; 3 great grandchildren. Services will be 3 pm Thursday, Huntsville Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Hill Cemetery, New Waverly, Tx. Huntsvilled Funeral Home, Huntsville, Tx. 295-6363 | Kirby Stanley Keeland
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mary Louise Keeland
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Steven Arthur Keeland
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18 Aug 1853 Deed, Beatrice Hendrick of Lowndes County, Mississippi and Mrs Elizabeth F Keeland of Harrison County, Mississippi, Beatrice gives Elizabeth a quit claim for an undivided half of the following land in Choctaw County ... and the following lands in Attala County,Mississippi... and Elizabeth agrees to pay Beatrice two notes given by one William H Keeland the husband of Elizabeth in his life time to said Beatrice for the consideration above described one note due 1 March 1852 the other due 1st March 1853 each for five hundred dollars together with all iterest ... Beatrice agreeing to stop the proceedings instituted in her name on said notes until 1st January 1853 and to pay one half of the costs that may have accrued on the suit instituted on said first note except such as has already been taxed to the said Elizabeth or been paid by her The said Elizabeth to pay the other one half and if new suits have been commenced the said Beatrice to pay all costs on same In witness thereof the said parties have hereunto set their hand & seal the day & year aforesaid Acknowledged 18 Aug 1853, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Recorded
8 Sep 1853. | William H. Keeland
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1830 US Census, Perry County, Alabama, one male age 20-30; one female age 15-20 | William H. Keeland
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1833 Aug 3 Deed: Alabama, Perry County. Deed between Wm. H. Keland and James H. Wells both of Perry Co. for $1000 lots in Union town numbered 58, 59, 75 and 76. | William H. Keeland
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1833 Jun 4 Federal Land Patent: Alabama, Perry County. E1/2 SW Section 10 Township 18N, Range 6E, St Stephens Meridian, Perry Co., AL; 80 acres; Cahaba District. William was a resident of Greene County, Alabama at the time of purchase. | William H. Keeland
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1834 Apr 5 Deed: Alabama, Perry County. William H. Keeland of Perry Co. and Julius Norton of Marengo County for $150 10 acres south end of eash half of SW Sec 7 T17 R6 | William H. Keeland
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1834 May 7 Deed: Alabama, Perry County. Between William Keland and John Barron for $150 E1/2SW Sec 10 T18 R6 in Cahaba District. | William H. Keeland
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1835 Jun 10 Deed: Alabama, Sumter County. Christopher B. Easley secures payment for promisory note for $200 to William H. Keland for lot in Livingston for Peter Doty. | William H. Keeland
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1835 Mar 16 Voting: Alabama, Sumter County. He was listed as a voter in Sumterville, Sumter County, Alabama. | William H. Keeland
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1836 Oct 14 Deed: Alabama, Sumter County. William H. Keeland sells a negro girl named Tiller age 18 or 19 to Henry McDaniel for $1125. | William H. Keeland
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1837 Dec 28 Deed: Alabama, Perry County. John and Virginia Fitts to William H. Kelan and James B. Tutt for $30,000 for numerous parcels of land all in 18 R7 Cahaba land district lying in Perry and Dallas counties. Wit: Warham Easley. Ack Sumter County, Alabama. | William H. Keeland
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1837 Dec 8 Deed: Alabama, Sumter County. Jas. B. Tutts and wife Susanna [Lucy Anna/} sell 1120 acres in separate parcels of land to Wm. H. Keeland for $36000. Witnessed by Warham Easley.
| William H. Keeland
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1837 Oct 2 Deed: Alabama, Sumter County. Cornelius Rain and William Johnston paid $15,450 to William H. Keeland and wife Eliabeth F. Keeland for 138 acres in Sumter Co., S28 T20 R1W. | William H. Keeland
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