Peebles, Howell, Jr.

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There is a Howell Peebles at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/tn/county/williamson/donnasue/division.html

1859 - Marriage - Pitt - Edward G. Worsley, on Jan. 11, to Martha A. Peebles, daughter of late Howell Peebles of Pitt.
from
http://aworsley.home.coastalnet.com/worsley2.htm


PEEBLES
I am researching the family of Herbert Peebles who settled in Williamson County in early 1800's. I will be glad exchange information on this family. Margaret Nichol
Margaret Nichol <mailto:MNNichol@aol.com>
MNNichol@aol.com
Submitted on Wed Mar 31 06:31:14 EST 1999

PEEBLES
Looking for information on Ingram Blanks Peebles, who came to Williamson Co. from Northampton Co., NC. Not sure of the date of his relocation, but his brother (according to one source) who was Howell Peebles, Jr., and another brother, Samuel, were in Williamson Co. about 1817. Ingram Blanks would have been all of six at that time, so may not have made the trip quite that soon, but he was there by April 23, 1833, when he married Minerva A. Scales. They had six children, including Samuel Pinckney Peebles (my ggrandfather), five of whom were born in Williamson County. The sixth was born in Bastrop Co., Texas. Appreciate any help.
Fred Peebles <mailto:peebles@io.com>
peebles@io.com
Submitted on Mon Mar 1 01:06:29 EST 1999

Census_Year 1790 Microfilm #M637-7 State North Carolina County Northampton Enumeration Completed April 20, 1791 by Richard N. Freear
=================================================================================== CENSUS YEAR: 1790 STATE: NC COUNTY: Northampton =================================================================================== |FREE WHITE |ALL | | |Males | |OTHER | | HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD |16 to | |FREE | | PG# LAST NAME FIRST NAME |up 16 |Females|Persons|Slaves|Remarks ===================================================================================
Peebles, Howell 1 . 1 . 4

PEEBLES - Looking for information on Howell Peebles, of Northampton Co., b. 1765 to Robert Peebles and Lucy Bass in Virginia. He moved with his family to Northampton Co. in about 1768. The other children of Robert and Lucy were: Benjamin, Priscilla and Robert, Jr. Howell was married first to Rebecca B. Fos in Greensville Co., Va. in 1789. He was married a second time in 1808 to Hannah Peters Dancy, also in Greensville Co., Va. The children of Howell and his two wives were: John B., Samuel, Mary Ann, Howell, Jr., Robert, Ingram Blanks (my gggrandfather) and possibly others. My dilemna is that I find no census or other records that show that Ingram Blanks and Howell are father and son. Ingram Blanks was born August 11, 1811 in Northampton Co. and went to Williamson Co., Tenn. before April 23, 1833, when he married Minerva A. Scales of Alabama in Williamson Co. Ingram supposedly went to Williamson Co. with his brothers Samuel and Howell, Jr. There is nothing in the research document that is the source of my of information that tells how old Howell, Jr. was in relation to Ingram Blanks. I suspect that Howell, Jr. was the son of Howell, Sr. and his first wife, and that Ingram Blanks was the son of Howell, Sr. and his second wife. It's just a gut feeling. Howell, Jr. went to Williamson Co. about 1817, when Ingram Blanks was a whopping seven years old. It is not necessarily true that Howell, Sr. was still alive at that time, and Ingram may have gone to Tennessee with Howell, Jr. as a younger brother upon the death of the parents. I simply have nothing to support this or any other clues at this time. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who may recognize any of these names. I have left out some things, undoubtedly, but I fear I have gone on too long as it is. I appreciate any help anyone can give me. Sincerely Fred Peebles

Howell, married M. Martha Ingramm WFT Est 1791-1836.⁸¹ (M. Martha Ingramm was born WFT Est 1769-1792 in Tennessee ⁸¹ and died WFT Est 1814-1880 ⁸¹.)