Note from Nona
Please accept my apologies for the extreme tardiness
of this issue. I didn’t have much to include and would very much appreciate any
contributions.
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MORELAND LINE
Deborah Ann
Harrison
2992 Bailey
Lane, Eugene, OR 97401
Joseph
Marion MORELAND (son of John
Andrew MORELAND and Phoebe
Ann POINTER)
born 21 Dec. 1851 Wabash Co., Indiana; died
16 Mar. 1923 Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon;
married 6 Oct. 1881 Westomoreland, Pottawatomie Co., Kansas to Viola
REED (daughter of George Washington REED and Caroline
RECTOR)
and born 27 Dec. 1860 Indiana; died 21 February 21, 1888 Pratt Co., Kansas. Their
children were:
1)
Charles
F. MORELAND born 5 Sept. 1882 Shawnee Co., Kansas;
married 16 Oct. 1908 to Bessie Maude
HARTLEY
2)
Florence
M. MORELAND born 7 Oct. 1883 Jackson Co., Kansas;
married 19 Jan. 1903 to Alfred TREESH
3)
Carl
Anderson MORELAND born 21 Dec. 1884 Pratt Co., Kansas; died 7
Jan. 1945 Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon;
married 6 June 1908 Corvallis, Benton Co., Oregon to Celia
Ann MAHAFFEY
4)
Lola
M. MORELAND born 19 May 1886 Pratt Co., Kansas; died 17
Sept. 1953; married 2 Dec. 1903 to Frank
SHARRAI
5)
Lena
V. MORELAND born 31 Jan. 1888 Pratt Co., Kansas; married
10 June 1909 to Everett MANIS
Charles
F. MORELAND (son of Joseph
Marion MORELAND and Viola REED) born 5 Sept. 1882 Shawnee Co., Kansas;
married 16 Oct. 1908 to Bessie Maude
HARTLEY born 1882. Their children were:
1)
Walter
Lawrence MORELAND born 3 Apr. 1910; died 8 Aug. 1971
2)
Franklin
Leonard MORELAND born 23 June 1911; died 22 July
1955
3)
Gladys
MORELAND born 6 Mar. [Year?]
4)
Myrtle
Francis MORELAND born 10 Oct [Year?]
5)
Ernest
Lee MORELAND born 27 Nov. 1916 Broadmead, Oregon; died
29 Feb. 1988 Portland, Oregon;
married 14 Mar. 1953 Oregon to Eva
Juanita HOWARD
6)
Floyd
Marion MORELAND born 25 Apr. 1919 McMinnville, Oregon; died
20 Aug. 1992 Eugene, Oregon;
married 27 Mar. 1956 Lewiston, Washington to Marjorie
Ann DeVORE
7)
Eveline
Viola MORELAND born 1 Mar. 1921
8)
Anna
Laura MORELAND born 25 Sept. [Year?]
Note
from Nona: There are two possible matches with
charts in my files. One was submitted by Lenora E. Rupe, 26780 Oakmont Dr., Sun
City, CA 92381 in 1990 (she didn’t subscribe and I have no current address
information for her). She shows a Mary
Ann MORELAND born 12 May 1820 Virginia;
died 4 Jan. 1911 Wabash Co., Indiana. She
was the daughter of Thomas MORELAND and she married on 2 Apr. 1840 to Edmond C. Bogardus born 18 Aug. 1819 Dutchess Co., New York; died
7 Oct. 1883 Wabash Co., Indiana.
A line that definitely does connect was
submitted by Kraig W. Gifford, 14600 SE 176th #0-1, Renton, WA 98058 in 1992.
He is not a current subscriber, so his address may not be correct. His chart
includes John Andrew MORELAND born 18 July 1827 Indiana; died 26 Nov. 1906;
married 19 Sept. 1850 to Phoebe Ann
POINTER.
His siblings were Stephen MORELAND born 5 Sept. 1824 and Mary MORELAND born 14 Apr. 1829. Their parents were James MORELAND and Sarah
LEE who married on 6 Jan. 1820 in Greene Co., Ohio.
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Hamilton Co.,
Tennessee
Silverdale Cemetery
MOORELAND, L. C.,
M. D., born Dec. 28, 1834; died Oct.
19, 1888.
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Tennessee
Land & Property Deeds
Joseph
MOORELAND Grant #4821, Entry #4978, 40 acres, 25 March
1842, entry date 5 Feb. 1842.
Was this Joseph MORELAND who died in Walker Co., Georgia in 1859 and married Devine Howard CARTER in 1827?
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Monroe Co.,
Tennessee
1830 U.S. Census
Pg. 150 Harden MOORELAND
10001-00101
Pg.
150 William MOORELAND
111001-001201
Pg.
145 Thomas MOORELAND
0000000001-0000000001
Monroe Co.,
Tennessee
1840 U.S. Census
Pg.
153 Harden MORELAND
031001-200001
Murray Co., Georgia
1840 U.S. Census
Pg.
271 William MORELAND
01100011-1101001
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Monroe Co.,
Tennessee
Court Records
Pg. 622 Andrew POTTER vs. William
MORELAND 14 Nov. 1834
by consent of all parties this cause is continued until the next term of this
court.
Pg. 623 William AINSWORTH vs. William MORELAND. On motion of the defendant by attorney a rule is
granted him to shew cause if any he can why the warrant in this cause should be
quashed.
Pg. 636 William MORELAND ...
on jury, 19 Nov. 1834
Pg. 639 William MORELAND ...
on jury, 20 Nov. 1834
Pg. 640 William AINSWORTH vs. William
MORELAND 20 Nov. 1834.
On motion of the plaintiff by atto & it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that this cause having been irregularly herd It is therefore stricken
from the docket.
Pg. 649 William MORELAND ...
on jury 24 Nov. 1834
Monroe Co.,
Tennessee
Circuit Court Records
May
1835-May 1839
Pg. 18 John PERKINS for the use of Andrew POTTER vs. William
MORELAND. May 14, 1835 Came the parties by their atto’s and
then came a Jury to wit Archibald...to
being elected and Sworn will and truly to try the matter in controversy between
the parties upon their oath do say they find for the defendant therefore it is
considered by the court that the defendant recover of the plaintiff all costs
on this behalf expended.
Pg. 19 William MORELAND vs. William RAINS Forfiture. The defendant having been summoned
to appear at the present term of this court as appears from the return of a
subpoena issued for him to certify and the truth to say in a cause pending in
our said Court between John PERKINS for the use of Andrew POTTER plaintiff & William MORELAND defendant on behalf of the defendant and he
having been solemnly called to come into court and testify and the truth to say
came not but made default. Therefore it is considered by the court that the
plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of one hundred and twenty five
dollars according to act of assembly unless it appears at the next term of this
court and Show cause to the contrary and that scire facias issue accordingly.
Set aside William MORELAND vs. John
PERKINS. Forfeiture. Ditto above.
Tuesday, 19th May 1835
Pg. 35 William MORELAND vs. William
RAINS Forfeiture. On Motion of the plaintiff by in
this cause is Set aside Therefore it is considered by the court that the
defendant recover of the plaintiff all costs in this behalf expended.
Pg. 39 William MORELAND vs. John
PERKINS, Tuesday 19th May 1835,
Forfeiture, Ditto. On Motion of the plaintiff by in this case is Set aside
Therefore it is considered by the court that the defendant recover of the
plaintiff all costs in this behalf expended.
Pg. 49 William AINSWORTH vs. William
MORELAND, 21 May 1835, Case. Came the plaintiff by atto and
dismissed. Therefore it is considered by the court that the plaintiffs suit be
dismissed that the defendant recover of the plaintiff all costs in this behalf
expended.
Pg. ? William MORELAND ... on jury
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Monroe Co., Tennessee
Deed Book K
Pg. 41-42 Marginal note: A deed of Trust. MORELAND to William KERR or to E.
H. WARE for KERR.
I, Hardin MORELAND, have this day bargained
and Sold and do hereby Convey to E. H.
WEAR trustee for the sum of five dollars to me paid and the other
considerations herein after mentioned the following described property to wit
one cow and yearling, one clock, one bed Stead and bedding, one big wheel, one
clock? Red/real?, two chests to have and to hold the same to the said E. H. WEAR Trustee his heirs and
assigns forever, but this deed of Trust is made for the following uses and
trusts and for no other purpose that is to say I am indebted to William KERR in the sum of fifty dollars and I am desirous
to secure the same. Now if I should pay the said debt on or before the twenty
fifth day of December next then this deed of trust to be void but if I should
not the said E. H. WEAR as trustee
after giving ten days notice in writing on the Court house door of said County
of Monroe expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash and appropriate
the proceeds thereof first to the necessary expenses and Costs and the balance
to be applied to the payments of this debt and the balance if any pay to the
said MORELAND January 17th 1838.
Signed “X” Hardin MORELAND’s mark.
Attest Parker HORN
Registered 17th January 1838
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History of Walker Co., Georgia
by James Alfred Sartain
Pg. 523-524 Friendship
Cemetery. Established about 1850. Number of graves 180. Harden MORELAND died 1899, age 82. His wife died 1895, age 80.
None of these have markers.
Pg. 153 Indigent Soldiers
Pension Roll
T. J. MORELAND
Henry MORELAND Co. H
Pg. 291 Soldiers of World
War I
Henry MORELAND
Dewey MOORELAND
Pg. 297 World War I Vets
Dewey MORELAND, dec’d
Joe MORELAND
John MORELAND
Pg. 522 Lafayette Cemetery
W. C. MORELAND 1860-1927
Pvt. Dewey MORELAND Co. D, 16th Inf & 2nd MG 1899-1920, died in
France
Pg. 533 Center Point
Cemetery
John MORELAND died about 1915 age about 75 (no marker)
Pg. 381 J. C. MORELAND, Pastor of Pleasant Hill
and Concord Church
Pg. 134 Muster Rolls
Confederate soldiers
Pvt. James H. MORELAND Co. G 9th Reg. Georgia Volunteers Inf. C.S.A.
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Murray Co., Georgia Marriages
1860-1871
John A. MORELAND to Sarah
J. McDONALD
Joseph MORELAND to Susan
DEAN
Marian MORELAND to Sarah
J. CAMPBELL
T. N. MORELAND to Lou
POPHAM
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1840 Tennessee Census
Jno. W. MORLAND 121001-000001 Fayette Co.
Christaana MOORELAND 011-100001 Jackson Co.
Edward MOORELAND 0-0 Stewart Co.
Thomas MOORELAND 01021001-0010101 Hamilton Co.
Alfred MOORLAND 0-0 Stewart Co.
Catharine MORELAND 0211-1121001 Johnson Co.
Harden MORELAND 02001-0100001 Monroe Co.
J. MORELAND 121001-110001 Perry Co.
John MORELAND 20001-00001 Bradley Co.
John MORELAND 010001-30101 Carter Co.
John MORELAND 000010001-000100002 Jackson Co.
John MORELAND 20001-0011 Meigs Co.
John MORELAND 2010001-0220101 Washington Co.
Joseph MORELAND 00001-10001 Bradley Co.
Joseph MORELAND 101001-1010001 Fentress Co.
Mary MORELAND 021-010001001 Henderson Co.
Richard MORELAND 0000001-00000001 Coffee Co.
Samuel MORELAND 2100101-1112101 Henderson Co.
Thomas MORELAND 031001-200001 Monroe Co.
Vinegar MORELAND (probably
should be Vincent or Vinson) 1111001-0121001 Smith Co.
William MORELAND 120011-003011 Coffee Co.
William MORELAND 10001-00001 Johnson Co.
Wm. MORELAND 000001-0001 Jackson Co.
Wright MORELAND 0000001001-012201 Carter Co.
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The Granville District of North Carolina
Land Office Records
1748-1763
#1235 John EELBECK warrant dated 30 April 1754 to Colo John HAYWOOD to survey 640 acres in Edgecom County, joining
James REEVE’s New Survey on Great
Quankey Creek, John MORELAND, Little Quankey, and the
sd. Great Quankey entered 30 April 1854 /s/ Fras CORBIN Note on document reads: “In lieu of an Entry
made 1 December 1751” Back of document reads: “Deed 3 July 1760”
#1236 John EALBECK plat dated 3 October 1754 675 acres in Edgcomb County, joining James REEVES, little quonca Creek, McCULLOCKs Corner, and John MORELAND SCC: William
EDMONDSON, Bryant EDMONDSON Jno HAYWOOD Dep Survr
Entered 30 April 1754
#1605 Alexander McCULLOCH warrant dated 3 January 1751/2 to James CONNER to survey 640 acres in Edgcomb, joining Mr. MIMS, Mr.
MORLAND, and both Sides of Wuankey
Creek entered at Edenton 2 January 1751/2
/s/ Fras CORBIN Back of document reads: “Deed 29 April 1754”
#1698 John MORELAND warrant dated 2 May 1753 to Colo John HAYWOOD to survey 600 acres in Edgcomb County, joining
Peter RICHARDSON, MORELAND’s own line, Little Quankie and Racoon Branch entered 25 April 1753 /s/
Fras CORBIN Back of document reads: “Deed 11 May 1757”
#1847 Thomas RICHARDSON warrant dated 30 April 1752 to James CONNER to survey 640 acres in Edgcomb County Between RICHARDSON’s own Line, John MOORLAND, CROCKERs oldfield and Edward JACKSON entered at Edgcomb 30 April 1752 /s/ Fras
CORBIN Back of document reads: “587 (acres) Deed 4
January 1759
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Abstracts of
Marriage Bonds
Guilford Co., North Carolina
1771-1840
Samuel SULLIVAN to Sarah
MORELAND, 14 July 1778, William
MORELAND (signed with
a mark), witness Thos. HENDERSON
· · · · ·
Marriages of Rutherford Co., Tennessee
1804-1872
Julias HOOVER to Martha
MORELAND, Jan. 25, 1843
· · · · ·
Hearts
Entwined
by
Ruby Earls Norton
This is a story of enchantment that started fifty
years ago, in Birch Tree MO. It is a
beautiful story about two teenage sweethearts named Don and Ruby. Don courted Ruby in the middle 40's, until
circumstances broke them apart.
Ruby's father moved the family off to the State of
Oregon. Don served time in the U.S. Navy
during WW 2. They lost track of each other. Each married and lived their lives and never
heard from one another again until last year.
A mutual friend of theirs knew that both Don and Ruby's spouses had
died. Through this friend, Nancy Butler
Sisco, they found each other again.
After a brief courtship, they decided to get married
and pick up the pieces of a shattered romance that originated fifty years ago.
On 13 October 1995 Don 0. Norton and Ruby Earls King were married in Shannon
County, Winona, MO.
My name and address is:
Ruby King Norton, P.O. BOX 295, Winona, MO 65588, phone: 314-325-4383
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