Yeah, that is a wild page. And thorough! There are Great
Grandsons-In-Law and Fourth Grand Nieces for heaven's sake!
It is curious that Josephus, born in 1740, had several sisters that are
unaccounted for AND a father named Joseph, in addition to
having grandchildren in Lincoln and Madison Co KY and great
grandchildren in Missouri. Birds of a feather?
Jim
On 9/16/2012 11:31 PM, Michael Cooley wrote:
> I just did another search for Perrins. This probably doesn't amount to
> much but there are a couple of interesting points--for one, the page
> design. I've never seen anything quite like it.
>
> http://www.sneakers.pair.com/roots/persons/person4500.html
>
> These Perrins were in Virgina and later in Crab Orchard, Lincoln county,
> KY where WMC and the Grays may have lived early on.
>
> Very loose associations, but an interesting page.
>
> -Michael
>
>> No, I went on to some other research. Don't know if I can figure out how
>> I
>> was researching when I saw Perrin Mathis.
>>
>> Mary C.
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: The Cooleys
>> Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2012 10:21 PM
>> To: John Cooley Mailing List
>> Subject: Re: Matthews descendent & yDNA
>>
>> Mary Lou, did you ever come across the Perrin Mathis you mentioned?
>>
>> I'm also pondering the Rice Price born in Wales. I haven't come across
>> any records of
>> Cooleys in Wales and very few in the English counties that border, but
>> given Rice Cooley's
>> birth order I'm struck with the idea that he could have been named after
>> a maternal grandfather
>> of John's. Hmmmmmmmm....
>>
>> Jim
>>
>> On 6/12/2012 9:45 PM, Mary Lou Cooley wrote:
>>> Here is what I found on Mathis/Matthews - although it is not all that I
>>> found previously, since I don't have a Perrin yet!:
>>>
>>> History of the Mathis Family
>>>
>>> By ROGER ALLEN
>>> Bulloch Genealogy by Roger Allen
>>> Mathis clan makes move to Bulloch
>>>
>>> Many in Bulloch County recognize that the Mathis?�? and Matthews?�?
>>> families
>>> were some of the first to settle in the area. Their first ancestor, as
>>> far
>>> as I have been able to ascertain, would be Robert Edward Mathis. He came
>>> from the small Welsh town of Mathias. Robert was born in 1640, and
>>> married
>>> Sarah Bishop. They had two children: James Ezekiel Mathis, born in 1670
>>> and
>>> Edmund Mathis, born in 1675.
>>>
>>> Ezekiel married Elizabeth Boddie in 1714, and they had seven
>>> children:
>>> Sarah, Mary, Enos, Unity, Moses, Edmund R.S. and Elizabeth. Their family
>>> sailed from Liverpool in August of 1720. His father, Robert, may have
>>> accompanied him, as it is reported that two Mathis families sailed for
>>> Jamestown, Va., arriving in November of 1720.
>>>
>>> Records show that a Robert Mathis went to northern Pennsylvania,
>>> and
>>> Edmund stayed in Virginia. Edmund R.S. (as he is known to Genealogists)
>>> was
>>> born in 1720 in the Isle of Wight area of Virginia. He is considered to
>>> be
>>> the first American ancestor of the Bulloch County Mathis families.
>>>
>>> In Virginia, there were several new ways the family name was being
>>> spelled: Matthias, Matthis, Mathews, and Matthews. Edmund R.S. married
>>> Mary
>>> Mollie Price, and it is suspected at least one other woman whose name
>>> has
>>> not survived. Mary eloped with Edmund after her father refused to give
>>> his
>>> consent. She rode some 650 miles with Edmund to the place that became
>>> their
>>> new home: Taylor Bridge Township in North Carolina.
>>>
>>> Edmund is said to have had at least one other wife and had a total
>>> of
>>> 22
>>> children, not all of whom made it to childhood (as many as five are said
>>> to
>>> have died in infancy). Those said to be Edmund?�?s children are: Edmund
>>> Jr.,
>>> Edmund III, Elizabeth, Esther, Ezekiel Jr., Harmon, Rice, Jemima,
>>> Lazarus,
>>> Mary Ann, Olive, Oliver, Sarah, James, Tomsin (or Tomzin), Sabra,
>>> Zacheus,
>>> Edith (also called Eady or Edah), John, Annie and Thomas, along with
>>> several
>>> whose names are unknown.
>>>
>>> Edmond served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War from 1776 to
>>> 1778.
>>> He (apparently) was his company?�?s fiddler and served under Captain
>>> Turner in
>>> the Duplin County Militia (part of which later became Sampson County).
>>> Several of his sons are also listed as having served under Captain
>>> Turner,
>>> whose company was actually mustered at the Mathis plantation. Edmund Jr.
>>> served as the Justice of the Peace for several years in Duplin County,
>>> N.C.
>>>
>>> He built a big plantation at the Six Runs Branch of the Black
>>> River.
>>> He
>>> quickly established himself as the owner of the largest naval stores
>>> business in the Wilmington, N.C. area, shipping tar, pitch, turpentine
>>> and
>>> produce by raft to Wilmington. While on business he traveled to Georgia
>>> and
>>> decided to settle in Bulloch County, establishing the BC branch of the
>>> Mathis clan. Edmund died and was buried in Duplin County in 1783.
>>>
>>> Edmund?�?s son Rice was born in 1754 and married Civility (or
>>> Civil)
>>> Goff
>>> in 1773. They had six children: sons, John (born in 1774), Edmund (born
>>> in
>>> 1776) and James (born in 1786); and three daughters, whose names are not
>>> known. Rice died in Duplin County, N.C. in 1793.
>>>
>>> Rice?�?s son John married Phoebe Alderman, and after she died,
>>> married
>>> Susannah Edmondson. Some researchers say that Edmund also married
>>> Susannah?�?s
>>> sister, Nancy, after she died, and that as many as 11 of the children
>>> may
>>> be
>>> hers. John and his wives had a total of 23 children. They were David,
>>> James,
>>> Rice, Neil, Thomas, Civil, Jemima, Miles, Elizabeth, Riley, Rebecca,
>>> Nancy,
>>> Phoebe, John, Matthew, Sarah, Pollie, Martha, Edmond, Susannah, Henry
>>> M.,
>>> Hiram Monk and Saleta Ann.
>>>
>>> John and his wives moved from North Carolina to Bulloch County,
>>> Ga.,
>>> in
>>> 1803. Here, John served as the Justice of the Inferior Court in Captain
>>> Fred
>>> Williams?�? District of BC, and then as the Sheriff of BC from 1816
>>> until
>>> 1822
>>> and from 1825 through 1826. Eventually, John and some of his family
>>> moved
>>> to
>>> Lowndes County. Many of his children, however, stayed behind in Bulloch
>>> County.
>>>
>>> Rice?�?s son Edmund married Unity Register and they had four
>>> children:
>>> Bunyan (born in 1800), John (born in 1802), Tyre (born in 1810) and
>>> Nancy
>>> (born in 1812). They settled in Bulloch County for a while, and then
>>> some
>>> of
>>> them moved (apparently) first to Appling and then to Lowndes County.
>>>
>>> Rice?�?s third son, James, married Rhoda Monk, and they had at
>>> least
>>> seven
>>> children: Wealthy, Pollie, Phoebe, Elizabeth, John, Mahlon and James W.
>>> While they spent time in Bulloch, they lived first in Appling, and then
>>> Lowndes County, Ga.
>>>
>>> You can E-mail comments to Roger at roger dodger53_at_hotmail.com
>>> http://www.statesboroherald.com/news/article/ 5263
>>> AprilPrice45added this on 18 Jan 2010
>>>
>>>
>>> [The above story is attached to Thomasina "Tomzin" Mathis]:
>>> Thomasina 'Tomzin' Mathis
>>> Birth ABT 1703 in New Hanover Co., NC
>>> Death 1768 in , New Hanover, North Carolina, USA
>>> Married Rice Price III abt 1716 in New Hanover Co., NC
>>> Rice Price III
>>> Birth 1680 in Virginia
>>> Death 17 SEP 1756 in New Hanover Co., NC
>>>
>>>
>>> RICE PRICE b. 1680-1690 Cardiff, Glamorshire,Wales. d. 1753 Lunenburg
>>> Co
>>> VA
>>> m. (1) ELIZABETH
>>> m. (2) THOMASINA (TOMZIN) MATHIS 1718 New Hanover Co NC b. 1703 New
>>> Haven
>>> Ct
>>> d. 1768
>>>
>>> WILL: September 27 1756. Sons: Richard, James Edmond (to each is
>>> bequeathed
>>> negroes). Wife and Executrix: Tomzin. Executor: Richard Price. Witness:
>>> John Rogers, Henry Harker, Wm Pearse. Clerk of the court Ja. Moran
>>>
>>> Children of Rice and Elizabeth
>>> RICE PRICE JR
>>> JOHN PRICE b. 1715 d. Jan 1802
>>>
>>> Children of Rice and Tomasina
>>> JAMES PRICE b. 1719 d. 1795
>>> EDWARD PRICE ** b. 1721 d. May 28 1789
>>> RICHARD PRICE b. 1724
>>> MARY (MOLLY) PRICE b. 1725 d. 1813
>>> JOHN PRICE b. 1726 New Hanover Co NC
>>> RICE PRICE b. 1730 New Hanover Co NC d. 1790 Johnston Co NC
>>> EDMOND PRICE b. 1731 New Hanover Co NC
>>> AprilPrice45added this on 19 Oct 2009
>>> gwymoytoyoriginally submitted this on 13 Oct 2008
>>>
>>>
>>> Rice (Rees) Price Will
>>> The Will of Rice Price preserved in the Papers from the Office of
>>> Secretary of State, NC, Sept 27, 1756 bequeaths to his sons, Richard,
>>> James
>>> and Edmund negroes. Wife and Executrix: Tomzin. Executor: Richard Price.
>>> Witnesses: John Rogers, Henry Harker, W,. Pearse. Clerk of the Court:
>>> Ja.
>>> Moran He does not give Mary Price Mathis as his daughter. Mary was
>>> witness
>>> to her brother James Price' s Will. Signed her name as Mary Price; when
>>> the
>>> will was probated or proven in court by Mary Price, she signed her name
>>> as
>>> Mary Mathis. The will was proven in court Mar, 1776 (the will was made
>>> in
>>> 1765). Also in the will it states:lastly I nominate & appoint my wife
>>> Sarah
>>> Price, my bother Thomas Price executors of this last Will and
>>> Testament.This
>>> info came from Michelle King
>>>
>>> AprilPrice45added this on 23 Apr 2008
>>> mamacool92originally submitted this to Price Family Tree on 18 Mar 2008
>>>
>>>
>>> Mary C.
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: Michael Cooley
>>> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 7:54 PM
>>> To: John Cooley Mailing List
>>> Subject: Re: Matthews descendent & yDNA
>>>
>>> Apparently, Tandy Matthews is thought to be buried at Loves United
>>> Methodist Church Cemetery, which Edward Cooley help found:
>>>
>>> http://www.larkcom.us/ancestry/_code/cemetery.cfm?cemetery=692&print=on
>>>
>>>> Sorry, I forgot to add this info:
>>>>
>>>> Title page:
>>>>
>>>> "A History of Henry County, Virginia"
>>>> with
>>>> Biographical Sketches of its most prominent Citizens
>>>> and
>>>> Genealogical Histories of Half a Hundred of its Oldest Families
>>>> by Judith Parks America Hill
>>>> Martinsville, Virginia
>>>> 1925
>>>>
>>>> Matthews Family, Page 221 - 223
>>>>
>>>> Page 221
>>>>
>>>> MATTHEWS FAMILY
>>>> Three brothers came from Wales, but Tandy Matthews was the only one
>>>> that
>>>> stopped near. He settled in North Carolina, near Germanton, born 1773,
>>>> married Betsy Hill, and they reared the following children: Robert,
>>>> William,
>>>> James, Tandy, Caleb, Eliza, Patsy, and Calvin. He married a second
>>>> time,
>>>> Pink Coffer, and there was only one child; Marcella. He was the owner
>>>> of
>>>> 2,000 acres of land and 150 slaves. He died in 1855.
>>>>
>>>> FIRST GENERATION
>>>> Robert Matthews the eldest of the family was born about 1797,
>>>> married
>>>> Mary
>>>> Critz, and reared one child only; William. He also gave a home while
>>>> his
>>>> grandson John Hill Matthews, was finishing his education, to the
>>>> latter,
>>>> at
>>>> Germanton, N. C., where they had a good High School.
>>>> William Matthews married Mary Staples, a sister of Col. Geo.
>>>> Staples,
>>>> of
>>>> Spencer.
>>>> James Matthews was born in 1799, married Eliza Allen, daughter of
>>>> Robert
>>>> Allen, and bought the old Allen home place near Ridgeway, "Lewiston",
>>>> when
>>>> the Allens moved to Mississippi in the thirties, nearly a century ago,
>>>> and
>>>> here he reared his family. (Dr. Brengle Place). Issue: Robert,
>>>> Edward,
>>>> Mary, William, Celia, David, Caleb, and Eliza Jane. Two died in
>>>> infancy,
>>>> and James when seven years of age fell from a rail fence and died
>>>> instantly.
>>>> Tandy Matthews, Jr., and Eliza, never married.
>>>> Patsy married Col. Bitting, of North Carolina.
>>>> Caleb Matthews was a lawyer, and located at Germanton, N.C.
>>>> Calvin Matthews married Lucy Mullins, daughter of Henry Mullins of
>>>> Henry
>>>> County, and reared two children, John Hill, and Thomas Calvin. The
>>>> latter
>>>> died in early life, unmarried.
>>>>
>>>> Page 222 - 223
>>>>
>>>> SECOND GENERATION
>>>> Of the children of James Matthews, and Eliza Allen we note as
>>>> follows:
>>>> Robert Matthews married Sarah Abingdon. Issue: James married Mollie
>>>> Koger,
>>>> Bettie and John neither married, Celia married William Marshall,
>>>> William
>>>> never married, and George md. Miss Purdy.
>>>> Edward Matthews married Elizabeth Dalton. Their children were:
>>>> Eliza
>>>> who
>>>> first married William King, 2nd, Hannibal Simpson; Mary married Thomas
>>>> Seamore, of Virginia; Ginnie married a Heggie; Thomas married Sallie
>>>> Adams,
>>>> and was killed in the Civil War; William married Sallie Stuart; and
>>>> Mary
>>>> married a Dalton no issue.
>>>> William Matthews married Mrs. Antoinette Conrad. Issue: Sallie, and
>>>> Frank. The latter never married.
>>>> David Matthews married Charlotte Dalton, of Stoneville N. C. Their
>>>> children were: Rober who died; aleb married Sarah Elizabeth (Trottle)
>>>> King;
>>>> Leonard Matthews married Elizabeth Price; John never married; Walter
>>>> married
>>>> Nannie Davenport
>>>> Celia Matthews married Zachary Wall. Issue; James, Walter, Mollie,
>>>> Nannie, Charlie, Granville, John, Hunter Muncey and Catrina.
>>>> Eliza Jane Matthews (Mitt) married George Shelton King of Patrick
>>>> County,
>>>> in 1868. Their children were: Beulah married John Smisth; Sarah
>>>> Elizabeth
>>>> married Caleb Matthews; Anna married Mat Holland; James King married
>>>> Mattie
>>>> Holland; George married Mamie Pulliam, of Kings, N. C.; Caleb married
>>>> Fannie
>>>> Hunter, of Kernersville, N. .; Charles married Lily Pratt; Frank
>>>> married
>>>> Minnie Taylor, of Stoneville.
>>>>
>>>> THIRD GENERATION
>>>> Sallie Matthews, the only daughter of William Matthews, and Mrs.
>>>> Antoinette Conrad, married William Glenn, a nephew of Gov. Glenn of N.
>>>> C.
>>>> John Hill Matthews, son of Calvin Matthews and Lucy Mullins, was
>>>> born
>>>> on
>>>> Meadow creek in Henry County, Dec. 7, 1837 (See Biography Chapter). He
>>>> married, Annie, the daughter of James M. Morris; 2nd, Sallie Craghead,
>>>> the
>>>> daughter of Thomas and Lucinda Craghead, of Franklin; 3rd, Loula
>>>> Shelton,
>>>> daughter of Peter Shelton, of this county. Children of second union
>>>> only
>>>> were: Lucy Matthews married T. P Parish of Smithfield, Va; Minnie
>>>> Matthews
>>>> married George Akers Brown, (See Brown Family); Annie Matthews married
>>>> Dr.
>>>> Rob. R. Lee, of Martinsville; Thomas Calvin Matthews, married Ida
>>>> Coleman.
>>>> He has been Circuit Court Clerk of Henry county many years.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> [Note: Tandy Matthews was not one of the brothers who came to America
>>>> from
>>>> Wales! He was a descendant of one of the 3 brothers.]
>>>>
>>>> ALSO, the Find A Grave info:
>>>>
>>>> James Matthews
>>>> Birth: Aug. 12, 1739
>>>> Death: Mar. 14, 1825
>>>> Note: Born in Ireland. "Irish Jimmy" fought in the Revolutionay War.
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Roy Hensel
>>>> Record added: Jan 15, 2008
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 23981342
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> James Matthews
>>>> Birth: Aug. 12, 1739
>>>> Death: Mar. 15, 1825
>>>> 85-07-03. Revolutionary War Soldier
>>>> 1739?????1825
>>>> 1. James Matthews (1739?????1825), son of James Matthew Sr. and his
>>>> wife
>>>> Mary
>>>> (McGill) Matthews was born in Pennsylvania on 12 August 1739. After the
>>>> death of his father he became "Sr.," and that is on his tombstone in
>>>> the
>>>> Matthews Cemetery in Maury County, Tennessee. James purchased 500 acres
>>>> of
>>>> land near John Hanna and raised his family on Stewart Creek, Surrey
>>>> County,
>>>> North Carolina. He participated in the Battle of Alamance as a
>>>> "Regulator."
>>>> After the outbreak of the Revolutionary War he enlisted as a private in
>>>> the
>>>> North Carolina Line as a resident of Guilford County. He served as a
>>>> private
>>>> in Blount's Company, North Carolina troops, for eighteen months,
>>>> beginning
>>>> 17 December 1779. Next, he enlisted on 14 June 1781 for a twelve-month
>>>> term
>>>> in CPT Thomas Donoho's Company, 4th Regiment North Carolina Continental
>>>> Line. About 1810 he moved his family from Mecklenburg County, North
>>>> Carolina, with the family of Samuel Scott other members of the
>>>> Associate
>>>> Reformed Presbyterian Church to Maury County, Tennessee, settling in
>>>> the
>>>> Campbellsville Pike area. James was a co-founder of the Hopewell A.R.P.
>>>> Church. He died on 15 March 1825, and was buried in the Matthews
>>>> Cemetery
>>>> in
>>>> Maury County. In his last will and testament, which he executed on 4
>>>> June
>>>> 1819, he mentioned his surveying instruments.
>>>> James married Miss Mary Doak on 5/6 February 1766 in Rowan County
>>>> (which
>>>> later became Guilford County), North Carolina. She was born in
>>>> Lunenburg
>>>> County, Virginia, on 30 June 1749, and died in Maury County, Tennessee,
>>>> on
>>>> 7
>>>> March 1833, aged "near 84 years." James and Mary (Doak) Matthews had
>>>> six
>>>> sons and six daughters, and at least three of them moved to Maury
>>>> County
>>>> with their parents.
>>>> Information provided by Earl
>>>> One of the founders of the Hopewell A.R.P. Church
>>>> Family links:
>>>> Spouse: Mary Doak Matthews (1749 - 1833)
>>>> Children:
>>>> John Matthews (1768 - 1839)*
>>>> Martha Matthews Hanna (1770 - 1835)*
>>>> *Calculated relationship
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Mary Bob McClain
>>>> Record added: Mar 08, 2009
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 34575532
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Mary Doak Matthews
>>>> Birth: Jun. 30, 1749
>>>> Death: Mar. 7, 1833
>>>> Family links:
>>>> Spouse: James Matthews (1739 - 1825)*
>>>> Children:
>>>> John Matthews (1768 - 1839)*
>>>> Martha Matthews Hanna (1770 - 1835)*
>>>> *Calculated relationship
>>>> Note: Wife of James Matthews, she and he were born in Ireland.
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Roy Hensel
>>>> Record added: Jan 15, 2008
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 23981366
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> John Matthews
>>>> Birth: Oct. 24, 1768
>>>> Death: Jul. 20, 1839
>>>>
>>>> John Matthews Esq.
>>>> This cemetery was begun by him; son of James & Mary Doak; Justice of
>>>> Peace
>>>> War 1812
>>>>
>>>> Family links:
>>>> Parents:
>>>> James Matthews (1739 - 1825)
>>>> Mary Doak Matthews (1749 - 1833)
>>>> Spouse: Margaret Matthews (____ - 1841)
>>>> Children:
>>>> Jinny H Matthews (1795 - 1864)*
>>>> *Calculated relationship
>>>> Note: tombstone badly shaled
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Mary Bob McClain
>>>> Record added: Mar 08, 2009
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 34575611
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Martha Matthews Hanna
>>>> Birth: Dec. 11, 1770
>>>> Death: Aug. 19, 1835
>>>> Family links:
>>>> Parents:
>>>> James Matthews (1739 - 1825)
>>>> Mary Doak Matthews (1749 - 1833)
>>>> Spouse: James Hanna (1768 - 1854)*
>>>> Children: Andrew Hanna (1810 - 1852)*
>>>> *Calculated relationship
>>>> Inscription:
>>>> "Here lies the body of Martha Hanna. Wife of James Hanna Sr."
>>>> Note: box tomb
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Mary Bob McClain
>>>> Record added: Mar 10, 2009
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 34647305
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> James Hanna, Sr
>>>> Birth: Dec. 25, 1768; Virginia, USA
>>>> Death: Sep. 16, 1854
>>>> Family links:
>>>> Parents:
>>>> Samuel Hanna (____ - 1834)
>>>> Spouse: Martha Matthews Hanna (1770 - 1835)
>>>> Children:
>>>> Andrew Hanna (1810 - 1852)*
>>>> *Calculated relationship
>>>> Burial: Matthews Cemetery, Southport, Maury County, Tennessee, USA
>>>> Created by: Mary Bob McClain
>>>> Record added: Mar 10, 2009
>>>> Find A Grave Memorial# 34647286
>>>>
>>>> I am hoping to find more clues to John Cooley (c1740-c1811) in
>>>> Virginia,
>>>> etc.
>>>>
>>>> Mary Cooley
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> From: Mary Lou Cooley
>>>> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2012 4:30 PM
>>>> To: John Cooley Mailing List
>>>> Subject: Matthews descendent & yDNA
>>>>
>>>> To Michael in particular,
>>>>
>>>> Are you familiar with this Matthews descendant or info?
>>>>
>>>> http://genforum.genealogy.com/mathis/messages/3592.html
>>>>
>>>> Mathews/Mathis/Matthews Family Y-DNA
>>>>
>>>> Cooley is not mentioned specifically, but there is a lot of genealogy
>>>> on
>>>> the
>>>> Matthews line.
>>>>
>>>> Also, while searching on Ancestry.com, I came across Mathis genealogy -
>>>> don't remember how exactly I found this - but there was a Rice Mathis &
>>>> a
>>>> Perrin Mathis mentioned in one family. I may have been searching Tandy
>>>> Matthews.
>>>>
>>>> Mary Cooley
>>>>
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