Nicholas Stallworth Sr.1

Male, #47213, (25 Apr 1777 - 6 Dec 1836)

Parent*William Stallworth Jr.1 (1745 - 9 Sep 1808)
Parent*Jemima Tripp1 (c 1755 - a 1819)
Nicholas Stallworth Sr.|b. 25 Apr 1777\nd. 6 Dec 1836|p47213.htm|William Stallworth Jr.|b. 1745\nd. 9 Sep 1808|p46399.htm|Jemima Tripp|b. circa 1755\nd. after 1819|p46400.htm|William Stallworth|b. say 1695|p47228.htm|Elizabeth (?)|b. say 1720|p47229.htm|Nicholas Tripp|b. say 1722\nd. circa 1791|p47211.htm|Nancy King|b. say 1725|p47212.htm|

Birth*25 Apr 1777 He was born on 25 Apr 1777 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.2 
 He was the son of William Stallworth Jr. and Jemima Tripp.1 
Marriage*1798 He married Mary Adams at Edgefield District, South Carolina, in 1798. William and Polly had 15 children..3 
Will2 Feb 1806 In William Stallworth Jr.'s will on 2 Feb 1806 at Edgefield District, South Carolina, Jemima, Nicholas, Joseph, Sarah, Nancy, Elizabeth and Needham was named as an heir.
(I, William Stallsworth, Senr., being at present of perfect mind and memory...
     I give to my wife Jemima full benefit and profits of my plantation where I now live during her natural life or widowhood and also give the work of negroes Aaron the oldest, Aaron the youngest, Peter the older, and Peter the younger, during her natural life or widowhood, also a negro woman named Lucy and a bay mare named Jack.
     I give unto my son Nicholas the tract land whereon he now lives and all the land I own joining with the exception of a part lying between the Beaver Dam Creek and Quaker Road which said last parcel of land I give unto my grandson William Thornton a minor, also I give to said minor a horse worth $100 to be given him at full age.
     I also give to my son Joseph at the death of my wife all that parcel of land being part of the tract whereon I now live to be divided as follows: beginning at a corner on Mathes Road and a straight line to Benjamin Burton land; and all my blacksmith and carpenter tools also one horse worth $100 and a cow and calf and $100 in cash.
     The balance of my land to be equally divided between my daughters Sally and Nancy after the death of my wife.
     I also give to my dtr. Betsey one cow and calf, the rest of the personal property to fall to her children, but not to be at the disposal of her husband.
     I appoint my son Nicholas and Joseph Stallsworth and James Adrams as executors. Wit: John M. Moon, James Anderson, No. Drummond. /s/ William Stallsworth
     Proved by the oath of John M. Moon the 9 Sep 1808 and at the same time qualified Nicholas Stallsworth as executors. Recorded 18 Nov 1808.).4 
1810 Census*6 Aug 1810 He was enumerated in the US Census of 1810 on 6 Aug 1810 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.5 
Deed16 Jan 1815 Nicholas Stallworth, William B. Lewis and Elizabeth Lewis his wife, James Adams and wife Peggy Adams, Mark Travis and wife Jemimah, William Thorton and Sally Stallworth to Joseph Stallworth, Relinquishment, 16 Jan 1815. "Whereas certaion ambiguities in the will of William Stallworth dec'd, division to be made without regard to provisions of the will, agreement made by parties of full age, real estate surveyed by Thomas Chiles Esqr D S mutually chosen among the parties and division set forth, relinquish to Joseph Stallworth 108 acres on Matthews Road adj lands of James Crawford...

In the next deed on page 226 of Book 33, this same group relinquished 182 acres of land to James Adams. 
Relocation*say 1817 He, accompanied by family member(s) Mary Stallworth, Calloway Hodge Stallworth and Nicholas Stallworth Jr., relocated say 1817 at Clarke Co., Alabama.2 
Relocationsay 1818 He, accompanied by family member(s) Mary Stallworth, Calloway Hodge Stallworth and Nicholas Stallworth Jr., relocated say 1818 at Conecuh Co., Alabama, on the Evergreen-Brooklyn Road, four miles southeast of Evergreen.2 
1820 Census*7 Aug 1820 He was enumerated in the US Census of on 7 Aug 1820 at Conecuh Co., Alabama.6 
Marriage*1826 He married Sarah Allen at Conecuh Co., Alabama, in 1826. Nicholas and Sallie had three children..2 
1830 Census*1 Jun 1830 Nicholas was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census at Conecuh Co., Alabama.7 
Death*6 Dec 1836 He died at Evergreen, Conecuh Co., Alabama, on 6 Dec 1836.1 

Family 1

Mary Adams (3 Jan 1778 - 24 Sep 1825)
Children

Family 2
Child

Family 3

Sarah Allen (17 Jan 1799 - 26 Aug 1869)

Last Edited 23 Dec 2003

Citations

  1. Texasnmyheart, compiler, e-mail address, From Dogwood to Bluebonnets, Rootsweb: WorldConnect (online family tree), 2000-2005.
    http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=bluebonnets20
  2. Chair, Conecuh Co. Heritage Book Committee Dorothy S. Crook, The Heritage of Conecuh County, Alabama Heritage Publishing Consultants: Clanton, AL, 2002.
    Page 199. "Nicholas Stallworth Sr." article by Willene J. Whatley, McMillan Street, Evergreen, AL 36401.
  3. Carlee T. McClendon, compiler, Edgefield Marriage Records, Edgefield SC, Columbia, SC: RL Bryan Co., 1970, Repository: Tomkins Library in Edgefield SC, Call No. F277.E2 C7M2 M4.
    Page 150: "Nicholas Stallworth and Mary Adams, daughter of John Adams of Edgefield District, 1798 (Family Record)."
  4. James E. and Vivian Wooley, Edgefield County, South Carolina Wills, 1787-1836, Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press, 1991.
    pages 73-74.
  5. Lawrence E. Jarrell, Early Edgefield SC Census, High Point, NC: Alligator Creek Genealogy Pubs., 1998.
    page 67 (census page 88)
    Nicholas Stalsworth, 2M0-9, 1M10-15, 1M26-44, 2F0-9, 1F10-15, 1F26-45, 7 slaves.
  6. 1820 Federal Census, United States.
    Appears only in index entries at Ancestry.com. Full census records not available for Alabama in 1820.
  7. 1830 Federal Census, United States.
    Conecuh Co., AL, Unk Twnshp, page 205
    Nicholas Stallworth 2M0-4, 1M5-9, 1M10-14, 2M15-19, 1M50-59, 2F10-14, 1F20-29, 1F30-39, 41 slaves.
  8. Chair, Conecuh Co. Heritage Book Committee Dorothy S. Crook, The Heritage of Conecuh County, Alabama Heritage Publishing Consultants: Clanton, AL, 2002.
    Page 197. "Calloway Hodge Stallworth" article by Mrs. Billie Kearley, Route 1, Box 27, Repton, AL 36475.
  9. Chair, Conecuh Co. Heritage Book Committee Dorothy S. Crook, The Heritage of Conecuh County, Alabama Heritage Publishing Consultants: Clanton, AL, 2002.
    Page 199. "Nicholas Stallworth Jr." article by Willene J. Whatley, McMillan Street, Evergreen, AL 36401.