1789-Aug 15, birth date of Rahab.
1804 - Feb 3, Montgomery County, Va. - Danel Brown witnessed with John Grant and James Caldwell, land sold by Ralph and Elizabeth Bogel of Wythe Co., Va. to Edward Morgan - 80 acres. Here Danel appears to be Dance Brown with his father-in-law, John Grant and his brother-in-law, James Caldwell who married Rahab Brown.
1805-May 8, birth of dau. Edith.
1809-Nov 17, son John born.
1812-July, 29, dau. Elizabeth born.
1815-Mar. 5, son James born.
1815-death date of James Culwell.
1815-May, Sumner Co court minutes page 20--on motion ordered that Hardy Caldwell be appointed administrator of all and singular the goods and chattles rights of James Caldwell, decd and thereupon the said Hardy Caldwell took the oath of an administrator as proscribed by law and together Robert McClary and Henry Butler his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond to the Governor in the penalty of five hundred dollars ______ as the law directs.
1815-Aug. page 45- an inventory of the goods and chattles of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. of said decd. & ordered to be recorded.
1815-Nov. page 98 and account of the sales of the goods & chattels of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. thereof and ordered to be recorded.
1816-May, page 176 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson be appointed to lay off so much of the crop and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the support of the widow and family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816 Aug. page 242 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson appointed to lay off as much of the crops and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the widow & family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816-Nov. page 272 the freeholders (?) appointed to assign the family of James Caldwell one years support of the crop and provisions on hand of said James, decd. was rendered into court and ordered to be recorded.
1819-Sumner Co. court minutes 1818-1820 page 271 - Nov. 20, ordered that Rahab Caldwell be allowed the sum of $48 for the purpose of boarding and schooling Elizabeth Caldwell twelve months.
1821-July 28, son Samuel Hardy born out of wedlock in Sumner Co.
1823-May 30, Rahab accused of having child out of wedlock.
1823-June 7, Rahab's court record ranes bonds men John Gionse? or Groves? and Sureltin? Ellis bound for $500 as a result of her having child out of wedlock.
1825-Aug p. 16 of Sumner Co deed books. Deed of bargain and sale from John Foster to Rahab Caldwell for thirty seven acres of land was duly proved in open court by the oath of Jonathan Davis & Yancy Turner subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be registered.
1827-May 2, son John died.
1827-June 18, Rahab Caldwell mentioned in Simpson Co., Ky. Jesse Skeen enters in Surveyor office for Simpson Co., Ky. 130 acres of land lying in Sumner County, Tn. South of Walkers line bordering 20 acres of Rahab Caldwell's line. (#8)
Also mentioned Mrs. Caldwell's 37 acre survey by I. H. Caldwell 40 acres.
p. 321 # 223.
1828-Edith married Henry Easley in Sumner Co.
1830 census: 10111-0001101
males: 0-5 = 1 (b. 1825-1830 Edith's son?)
10-15=1 (b. 1815-20 = Samuel Hardy)
15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = James)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Henry Easley?)
females:15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = Elizabeth)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Edith?)
40-50=1 (b. 1780-90 = Rahab)
1836-Jan 15, son James died.
1840 census: 0001000000000-0000000100000
males: 15-20=1 (b. 1820-1825) = Wm. Hardy Caldwell b. 1821
females:56-60=1 (b. 1790-1810) = Rahab b. 1789
1841-Aug. 8, son Samuel Hardy married Margaret Mabry in Sumner Co.
1844-May 16, Josiah Rippy sold 82.5 acres to Rahab in Sumner Co. Tn. Witnessed by Joseph Wallace and Samuel H. Colwell.
1845-Sept. 30, Rahab sold 52.5 acres to Samuel H. Caldwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Andrew McGlothlin and Thomas B. Baskerville.
1848-Jan 27, Rahab & Hardy Caldwell sold 150 acres to Hezekiah Tribble in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.H.P. Duval and John Mabry.
1848-Jan 29, Kenion F. Skeen sold 155 acres to Samuel H. Colwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Josiah Bush and John Maberry.
1850-June 8, Rahab died in Sumner Co. Tn.
1855-Feb. 10, Samuel H. Caldwell sold 148 acres to Allen B. Bryant in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.A.P. Duval and James A. Easley.
1887-May 27, son Samuel Hardy Culwell died in Nemaha Co. Neb.
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Rahab's bible has the following printing on the front page:
The
HOLY BIBLE
containing the old and new testiments
translated
out of the original tongues
and
with the former translations
stereo type edition
stereo type for the bible society
at Philadelphia
By T. RUTT, SHAKELWELL, LONDON
1812
Handwritten: "given by the Cumberland Bible Society"
Taken from Rahab Brown Culwell's bible which was presented to her by the Cumberland County Bible Society.
Births: Rahab Brown was born August the 15th, 1789. Edith Caldwell daughter of James & Rahab his wife was born May 8th, 1805. John Caldwell was born November 17th, 1809. Elizabeth Caldwell was born July 27th, 1812. James Caldwell was born March 5th, 1814. Samuel H. Caldwell was born July 8, 1821.
Deaths: John Caldwell departed this life May the 2nd, 1827. James Caldwell departed this file Jan. the 15th, 1836. Rahab Caldwell departed this life the 8th of June, 1850.
1804 - Feb 3, Montgomery County, Va. - Danel Brown witnessed with John Grant and James Caldwell, land sold by Ralph and Elizabeth Bogel of Wythe Co., Va. to Edward Morgan - 80 acres. Here Danel appears to be Dance Brown with his father-in-law, John Grant and his brother-in-law, James Caldwell who married Rahab Brown.
1805-May 8, birth of dau. Edith.
1809-Nov 17, son John born.
1812-July, 29, dau. Elizabeth born.
1815-Mar. 5, son James born.
1815-death date of James Culwell.
1815-May, Sumner Co court minutes page 20--on motion ordered that Hardy Caldwell be appointed administrator of all and singular the goods and chattles rights of James Caldwell, decd and thereupon the said Hardy Caldwell took the oath of an administrator as proscribed by law and together Robert McClary and Henry Butler his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond to the Governor in the penalty of five hundred dollars ______ as the law directs.
1815-Aug. page 45- an inventory of the goods and chattles of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. of said decd. & ordered to be recorded.
1815-Nov. page 98 and account of the sales of the goods & chattels of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. thereof and ordered to be recorded.
1816-May, page 176 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson be appointed to lay off so much of the crop and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the support of the widow and family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816 Aug. page 242 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson appointed to lay off as much of the crops and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the widow & family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816-Nov. page 272 the freeholders (?) appointed to assign the family of James Caldwell one years support of the crop and provisions on hand of said James, decd. was rendered into court and ordered to be recorded.
1819-Sumner Co. court minutes 1818-1820 page 271 - Nov. 20, ordered that Rahab Caldwell be allowed the sum of $48 for the purpose of boarding and schooling Elizabeth Caldwell twelve months.
1821-July 28, son Samuel Hardy born out of wedlock in Sumner Co.
1823-May 30, Rahab accused of having child out of wedlock.
1823-June 7, Rahab's court record ranes bonds men John Gionse? or Groves? and Sureltin? Ellis bound for $500 as a result of her having child out of wedlock.
1825-Aug p. 16 of Sumner Co deed books. Deed of bargain and sale from John Foster to Rahab Caldwell for thirty seven acres of land was duly proved in open court by the oath of Jonathan Davis & Yancy Turner subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be registered.
1827-May 2, son John died.
1827-June 18, Rahab Caldwell mentioned in Simpson Co., Ky. Jesse Skeen enters in Surveyor office for Simpson Co., Ky. 130 acres of land lying in Sumner County, Tn. South of Walkers line bordering 20 acres of Rahab Caldwell's line. (#8)
Also mentioned Mrs. Caldwell's 37 acre survey by I. H. Caldwell 40 acres.
p. 321 # 223.
1828-Edith married Henry Easley in Sumner Co.
1830 census: 10111-0001101
males: 0-5 = 1 (b. 1825-1830 Edith's son?)
10-15=1 (b. 1815-20 = Samuel Hardy)
15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = James)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Henry Easley?)
females:15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = Elizabeth)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Edith?)
40-50=1 (b. 1780-90 = Rahab)
1836-Jan 15, son James died.
1840 census: 0001000000000-0000000100000
males: 15-20=1 (b. 1820-1825) = Wm. Hardy Caldwell b. 1821
females:56-60=1 (b. 1790-1810) = Rahab b. 1789
1841-Aug. 8, son Samuel Hardy married Margaret Mabry in Sumner Co.
1844-May 16, Josiah Rippy sold 82.5 acres to Rahab in Sumner Co. Tn. Witnessed by Joseph Wallace and Samuel H. Colwell.
1845-Sept. 30, Rahab sold 52.5 acres to Samuel H. Caldwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Andrew McGlothlin and Thomas B. Baskerville.
1848-Jan 27, Rahab & Hardy Caldwell sold 150 acres to Hezekiah Tribble in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.H.P. Duval and John Mabry.
1848-Jan 29, Kenion F. Skeen sold 155 acres to Samuel H. Colwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Josiah Bush and John Maberry.
1850-June 8, Rahab died in Sumner Co. Tn.
1855-Feb. 10, Samuel H. Caldwell sold 148 acres to Allen B. Bryant in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.A.P. Duval and James A. Easley.
1887-May 27, son Samuel Hardy Culwell died in Nemaha Co. Neb.
=========================================================================
Rahab's bible has the following printing on the front page:
The
HOLY BIBLE
containing the old and new testiments
translated
out of the original tongues
and
with the former translations
stereo type edition
stereo type for the bible society
at Philadelphia
By T. RUTT, SHAKELWELL, LONDON
1812
Handwritten: "given by the Cumberland Bible Society"
Taken from Rahab Brown Culwell's bible which was presented to her by the Cumberland County Bible Society.
Births: Rahab Brown was born August the 15th, 1789. Edith Caldwell daughter of James & Rahab his wife was born May 8th, 1805. John Caldwell was born November 17th, 1809. Elizabeth Caldwell was born July 27th, 1812. James Caldwell was born March 5th, 1814. Samuel H. Caldwell was born July 8, 1821.
Deaths: John Caldwell departed this life May the 2nd, 1827. James Caldwell departed this file Jan. the 15th, 1836. Rahab Caldwell departed this life the 8th of June, 1850.
1789-Aug 15, birth date of Rahab.
1804 - Feb 3, Montgomery County, Va. - Danel Brown witnessed with John Grant and James Caldwell, land sold by Ralph and Elizabeth Bogel of Wythe Co., Va. to Edward Morgan - 80 acres. Here Danel appears to be Dance Brown with his father-in-law, John Grant and his brother-in-law, James Caldwell who married Rahab Brown.
1805-May 8, birth of dau. Edith.
1809-Nov 17, son John born.
1812-July, 29, dau. Elizabeth born.
1815-Mar. 5, son James born.
1815-death date of James Culwell.
1815-May, Sumner Co court minutes page 20--on motion ordered that Hardy Caldwell be appointed administrator of all and singular the goods and chattles rights of James Caldwell, decd and thereupon the said Hardy Caldwell took the oath of an administrator as proscribed by law and together Robert McClary and Henry Butler his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond to the Governor in the penalty of five hundred dollars ______ as the law directs.
1815-Aug. page 45- an inventory of the goods and chattles of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. of said decd. & ordered to be recorded.
1815-Nov. page 98 and account of the sales of the goods & chattels of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. thereof and ordered to be recorded.
1816-May, page 176 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson be appointed to lay off so much of the crop and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the support of the widow and family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816 Aug. page 242 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson appointed to lay off as much of the crops and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the widow & family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816-Nov. page 272 the freeholders (?) appointed to assign the family of James Caldwell one years support of the crop and provisions on hand of said James, decd. was rendered into court and ordered to be recorded.
1819-Sumner Co. court minutes 1818-1820 page 271 - Nov. 20, ordered that Rahab Caldwell be allowed the sum of $48 for the purpose of boarding and schooling Elizabeth Caldwell twelve months.
1821-July 28, son Samuel Hardy born out of wedlock in Sumner Co.
1823-May 30, Rahab accused of having child out of wedlock.
1823-June 7, Rahab's court record ranes bonds men John Gionse? or Groves? and Sureltin? Ellis bound for $500 as a result of her having child out of wedlock.
1825-Aug p. 16 of Sumner Co deed books. Deed of bargain and sale from John Foster to Rahab Caldwell for thirty seven acres of land was duly proved in open court by the oath of Jonathan Davis & Yancy Turner subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be registered.
1827-May 2, son John died.
1827-June 18, Rahab Caldwell mentioned in Simpson Co., Ky. Jesse Skeen enters in Surveyor office for Simpson Co., Ky. 130 acres of land lying in Sumner County, Tn. South of Walkers line bordering 20 acres of Rahab Caldwell's line. (#8)
Also mentioned Mrs. Caldwell's 37 acre survey by I. H. Caldwell 40 acres.
p. 321 # 223.
1828-Edith married Henry Easley in Sumner Co.
1830 census: 10111-0001101
males: 0-5 = 1 (b. 1825-1830 Edith's son?)
10-15=1 (b. 1815-20 = Samuel Hardy)
15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = James)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Henry Easley?)
females:15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = Elizabeth)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Edith?)
40-50=1 (b. 1780-90 = Rahab)
1836-Jan 15, son James died.
1840 census: 0001000000000-0000000100000
males: 15-20=1 (b. 1820-1825) = Wm. Hardy Caldwell b. 1821
females:56-60=1 (b. 1790-1810) = Rahab b. 1789
1841-Aug. 8, son Samuel Hardy married Margaret Mabry in Sumner Co.
1844-May 16, Josiah Rippy sold 82.5 acres to Rahab in Sumner Co. Tn. Witnessed by Joseph Wallace and Samuel H. Colwell.
1845-Sept. 30, Rahab sold 52.5 acres to Samuel H. Caldwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Andrew McGlothlin and Thomas B. Baskerville.
1848-Jan 27, Rahab & Hardy Caldwell sold 150 acres to Hezekiah Tribble in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.H.P. Duval and John Mabry.
1848-Jan 29, Kenion F. Skeen sold 155 acres to Samuel H. Colwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Josiah Bush and John Maberry.
1850-June 8, Rahab died in Sumner Co. Tn.
1855-Feb. 10, Samuel H. Caldwell sold 148 acres to Allen B. Bryant in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.A.P. Duval and James A. Easley.
1887-May 27, son Samuel Hardy Culwell died in Nemaha Co. Neb.
=========================================================================
Rahab's bible has the following printing on the front page:
The
HOLY BIBLE
containing the old and new testiments
translated
out of the original tongues
and
with the former translations
stereo type edition
stereo type for the bible society
at Philadelphia
By T. RUTT, SHAKELWELL, LONDON
1812
Handwritten: "given by the Cumberland Bible Society"
Taken from Rahab Brown Culwell's bible which was presented to her by the Cumberland County Bible Society.
Births: Rahab Brown was born August the 15th, 1789. Edith Caldwell daughter of James & Rahab his wife was born May 8th, 1805. John Caldwell was born November 17th, 1809. Elizabeth Caldwell was born July 27th, 1812. James Caldwell was born March 5th, 1814. Samuel H. Caldwell was born July 8, 1821.
Deaths: John Caldwell departed this life May the 2nd, 1827. James Caldwell departed this file Jan. the 15th, 1836. Rahab Caldwell departed this life the 8th of June, 1850.
1804 - Feb 3, Montgomery County, Va. - Danel Brown witnessed with John Grant and James Caldwell, land sold by Ralph and Elizabeth Bogel of Wythe Co., Va. to Edward Morgan - 80 acres. Here Danel appears to be Dance Brown with his father-in-law, John Grant and his brother-in-law, James Caldwell who married Rahab Brown.
1805-May 8, birth of dau. Edith.
1809-Nov 17, son John born.
1812-July, 29, dau. Elizabeth born.
1815-Mar. 5, son James born.
1815-death date of James Culwell.
1815-May, Sumner Co court minutes page 20--on motion ordered that Hardy Caldwell be appointed administrator of all and singular the goods and chattles rights of James Caldwell, decd and thereupon the said Hardy Caldwell took the oath of an administrator as proscribed by law and together Robert McClary and Henry Butler his securities entered into and acknowledged their bond to the Governor in the penalty of five hundred dollars ______ as the law directs.
1815-Aug. page 45- an inventory of the goods and chattles of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. of said decd. & ordered to be recorded.
1815-Nov. page 98 and account of the sales of the goods & chattels of James Caldwell, decd. was rendered into court on oath by Hardy Caldwell Adm. thereof and ordered to be recorded.
1816-May, page 176 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson be appointed to lay off so much of the crop and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the support of the widow and family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816 Aug. page 242 on motion ordered that Thomas Henderson, Henry Butler, and John Henson appointed to lay off as much of the crops and provisions on hand of the estate of James Caldwell, decd. as will be sufficient for the widow & family of said decd. for one year from the time of his death and report to said court.
1816-Nov. page 272 the freeholders (?) appointed to assign the family of James Caldwell one years support of the crop and provisions on hand of said James, decd. was rendered into court and ordered to be recorded.
1819-Sumner Co. court minutes 1818-1820 page 271 - Nov. 20, ordered that Rahab Caldwell be allowed the sum of $48 for the purpose of boarding and schooling Elizabeth Caldwell twelve months.
1821-July 28, son Samuel Hardy born out of wedlock in Sumner Co.
1823-May 30, Rahab accused of having child out of wedlock.
1823-June 7, Rahab's court record ranes bonds men John Gionse? or Groves? and Sureltin? Ellis bound for $500 as a result of her having child out of wedlock.
1825-Aug p. 16 of Sumner Co deed books. Deed of bargain and sale from John Foster to Rahab Caldwell for thirty seven acres of land was duly proved in open court by the oath of Jonathan Davis & Yancy Turner subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be registered.
1827-May 2, son John died.
1827-June 18, Rahab Caldwell mentioned in Simpson Co., Ky. Jesse Skeen enters in Surveyor office for Simpson Co., Ky. 130 acres of land lying in Sumner County, Tn. South of Walkers line bordering 20 acres of Rahab Caldwell's line. (#8)
Also mentioned Mrs. Caldwell's 37 acre survey by I. H. Caldwell 40 acres.
p. 321 # 223.
1828-Edith married Henry Easley in Sumner Co.
1830 census: 10111-0001101
males: 0-5 = 1 (b. 1825-1830 Edith's son?)
10-15=1 (b. 1815-20 = Samuel Hardy)
15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = James)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Henry Easley?)
females:15-20=1 (b. 1810-15 = Elizabeth)
20-30=1 (b. 1800-10 = Edith?)
40-50=1 (b. 1780-90 = Rahab)
1836-Jan 15, son James died.
1840 census: 0001000000000-0000000100000
males: 15-20=1 (b. 1820-1825) = Wm. Hardy Caldwell b. 1821
females:56-60=1 (b. 1790-1810) = Rahab b. 1789
1841-Aug. 8, son Samuel Hardy married Margaret Mabry in Sumner Co.
1844-May 16, Josiah Rippy sold 82.5 acres to Rahab in Sumner Co. Tn. Witnessed by Joseph Wallace and Samuel H. Colwell.
1845-Sept. 30, Rahab sold 52.5 acres to Samuel H. Caldwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Andrew McGlothlin and Thomas B. Baskerville.
1848-Jan 27, Rahab & Hardy Caldwell sold 150 acres to Hezekiah Tribble in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.H.P. Duval and John Mabry.
1848-Jan 29, Kenion F. Skeen sold 155 acres to Samuel H. Colwell in Sumner Co. Witnessed by Josiah Bush and John Maberry.
1850-June 8, Rahab died in Sumner Co. Tn.
1855-Feb. 10, Samuel H. Caldwell sold 148 acres to Allen B. Bryant in Sumner Co. Witnessed by O.A.P. Duval and James A. Easley.
1887-May 27, son Samuel Hardy Culwell died in Nemaha Co. Neb.
=========================================================================
Rahab's bible has the following printing on the front page:
The
HOLY BIBLE
containing the old and new testiments
translated
out of the original tongues
and
with the former translations
stereo type edition
stereo type for the bible society
at Philadelphia
By T. RUTT, SHAKELWELL, LONDON
1812
Handwritten: "given by the Cumberland Bible Society"
Taken from Rahab Brown Culwell's bible which was presented to her by the Cumberland County Bible Society.
Births: Rahab Brown was born August the 15th, 1789. Edith Caldwell daughter of James & Rahab his wife was born May 8th, 1805. John Caldwell was born November 17th, 1809. Elizabeth Caldwell was born July 27th, 1812. James Caldwell was born March 5th, 1814. Samuel H. Caldwell was born July 8, 1821.
Deaths: John Caldwell departed this life May the 2nd, 1827. James Caldwell departed this file Jan. the 15th, 1836. Rahab Caldwell departed this life the 8th of June, 1850.
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