Some family trees say he was born in Maury County, Tennessee.
1826: 14 Jul 1826 James Isbell married Edy Riggins in Williamson County, Tennessee. (She was called Eda Redmon by some great-grandchildren)
1830: Williamson Co., TN
1840: Maury Co., TN. The Isbell community was named for the family, and Isbell Branch still appears on maps at the location of the Isbell community in Maury County, Tennessee. This is south of Columbia, 3 miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant, and about 4 miles southwest of Spring Hill.
1850 Maury Co., TN
1860 Maury Co., TN.
1870 moved from Maury County before the census, not found
1871 "Letter to the Editor" published in the Columbia, TN HERALD MAIL 13 Jan 1871 referred to him as "Old Man Isbell" and mentioned his sons William, Redmond and Seth, apparently written by his granddaughter's husband, looking for them and stating they had heard nothing from any of them since before the Civil War started.
1880 Humphreys Co, TN., living next door to son Redman Radford Isbell age 43 who was still living in Humphreys Co. in 1910.
1882-4: Both are thought to have died in Humphreys Co., at which time their son James moved to Arkansas, according to obituaries per his grandson Paul Isbell.
1900: R.R. Isbell still there.
1910: R.R. Isbell still there
In 1880, they lived in District 10, while in 1910 in Civil Dist. 15, described as Big Richland Rd and Clydeton Road; unknown if Dist. 10 in 1880 was the same as District 15 in 1910.
Clydeton Rd is County Hwy 574 and Big Richland Rd is Hwy 1063 and the area they intersect is SE of Bascom United Methodist Church, address 6028 Clydeton Rd, Waverly, TN 37185.
So this is the same community Redman R. Isbell was living in 1910.
Redman Isbell married 1 (21 Sep 1862 White Co, TN) Louisa Ann Price, and 2nd (21 Jan 1877 Dickson Co, TN) to Tennessee ("Tennie") Williams.
Redman R. Isbell is buried at Fortner Cemetery in Humphreys Co, TN., and his parents James and Edy are thought to be buried there, too.
Fortner Cemetery is in Williams Hollow near Big Richland Rd and Williams Hollow Rd., east of Kentucky Lake. It's a few miles north of Waverly, TN. The cemetery is SW of Mariah Cumberland Presbyterian Church (address of church is shown as 43 Mariah Church Ln, Waverly, TN 37185 (some say Hwy 13 N).
Line of Descent:
1 John Isbell (England to Gloucester County, Virginia by 1664), presumptive father of
2 William Isbell of Isbell Spring, St. John's Parish, King William County; father of William Jr., Henry (& John?)
+ Mrs. Wm. Isbell; next door to Enfield Plantation
3 Henry Isbell b.c1690 of Orange Co.; constable of Caroline Co., d. c1760
+ daughter of "James Cox, Gent.," d c1739 St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co. (July 25, 1733; Spots Orders, 7 Aug, p.240); sons: William, James, Henry Jr., Zachariah; possibly Benjamin and Jason.
4 Hon. Capt. Zachary/Zachariah Isbell b c1722-6
+ Elizabeth
5 Lt. Zachariah Isbell Jr.
+ Elizabeth Miller
6 Levi Isbell born 1770
+Sarah Jane Todd
7 James Isbell
+Eda Riggins
1826: 14 Jul 1826 James Isbell married Edy Riggins in Williamson County, Tennessee. (She was called Eda Redmon by some great-grandchildren)
1830: Williamson Co., TN
1840: Maury Co., TN. The Isbell community was named for the family, and Isbell Branch still appears on maps at the location of the Isbell community in Maury County, Tennessee. This is south of Columbia, 3 miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant, and about 4 miles southwest of Spring Hill.
1850 Maury Co., TN
1860 Maury Co., TN.
1870 moved from Maury County before the census, not found
1871 "Letter to the Editor" published in the Columbia, TN HERALD MAIL 13 Jan 1871 referred to him as "Old Man Isbell" and mentioned his sons William, Redmond and Seth, apparently written by his granddaughter's husband, looking for them and stating they had heard nothing from any of them since before the Civil War started.
1880 Humphreys Co, TN., living next door to son Redman Radford Isbell age 43 who was still living in Humphreys Co. in 1910.
1882-4: Both are thought to have died in Humphreys Co., at which time their son James moved to Arkansas, according to obituaries per his grandson Paul Isbell.
1900: R.R. Isbell still there.
1910: R.R. Isbell still there
In 1880, they lived in District 10, while in 1910 in Civil Dist. 15, described as Big Richland Rd and Clydeton Road; unknown if Dist. 10 in 1880 was the same as District 15 in 1910.
Clydeton Rd is County Hwy 574 and Big Richland Rd is Hwy 1063 and the area they intersect is SE of Bascom United Methodist Church, address 6028 Clydeton Rd, Waverly, TN 37185.
So this is the same community Redman R. Isbell was living in 1910.
Redman Isbell married 1 (21 Sep 1862 White Co, TN) Louisa Ann Price, and 2nd (21 Jan 1877 Dickson Co, TN) to Tennessee ("Tennie") Williams.
Redman R. Isbell is buried at Fortner Cemetery in Humphreys Co, TN., and his parents James and Edy are thought to be buried there, too.
Fortner Cemetery is in Williams Hollow near Big Richland Rd and Williams Hollow Rd., east of Kentucky Lake. It's a few miles north of Waverly, TN. The cemetery is SW of Mariah Cumberland Presbyterian Church (address of church is shown as 43 Mariah Church Ln, Waverly, TN 37185 (some say Hwy 13 N).
Line of Descent:
1 John Isbell (England to Gloucester County, Virginia by 1664), presumptive father of
2 William Isbell of Isbell Spring, St. John's Parish, King William County; father of William Jr., Henry (& John?)
+ Mrs. Wm. Isbell; next door to Enfield Plantation
3 Henry Isbell b.c1690 of Orange Co.; constable of Caroline Co., d. c1760
+ daughter of "James Cox, Gent.," d c1739 St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co. (July 25, 1733; Spots Orders, 7 Aug, p.240); sons: William, James, Henry Jr., Zachariah; possibly Benjamin and Jason.
4 Hon. Capt. Zachary/Zachariah Isbell b c1722-6
+ Elizabeth
5 Lt. Zachariah Isbell Jr.
+ Elizabeth Miller
6 Levi Isbell born 1770
+Sarah Jane Todd
7 James Isbell
+Eda Riggins
Some family trees say he was born in Maury County, Tennessee.
1826: 14 Jul 1826 James Isbell married Edy Riggins in Williamson County, Tennessee. (She was called Eda Redmon by some great-grandchildren)
1830: Williamson Co., TN
1840: Maury Co., TN. The Isbell community was named for the family, and Isbell Branch still appears on maps at the location of the Isbell community in Maury County, Tennessee. This is south of Columbia, 3 miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant, and about 4 miles southwest of Spring Hill.
1850 Maury Co., TN
1860 Maury Co., TN.
1870 moved from Maury County before the census, not found
1871 "Letter to the Editor" published in the Columbia, TN HERALD MAIL 13 Jan 1871 referred to him as "Old Man Isbell" and mentioned his sons William, Redmond and Seth, apparently written by his granddaughter's husband, looking for them and stating they had heard nothing from any of them since before the Civil War started.
1880 Humphreys Co, TN., living next door to son Redman Radford Isbell age 43 who was still living in Humphreys Co. in 1910.
1882-4: Both are thought to have died in Humphreys Co., at which time their son James moved to Arkansas, according to obituaries per his grandson Paul Isbell.
1900: R.R. Isbell still there.
1910: R.R. Isbell still there
In 1880, they lived in District 10, while in 1910 in Civil Dist. 15, described as Big Richland Rd and Clydeton Road; unknown if Dist. 10 in 1880 was the same as District 15 in 1910.
Clydeton Rd is County Hwy 574 and Big Richland Rd is Hwy 1063 and the area they intersect is SE of Bascom United Methodist Church, address 6028 Clydeton Rd, Waverly, TN 37185.
So this is the same community Redman R. Isbell was living in 1910.
Redman Isbell married 1 (21 Sep 1862 White Co, TN) Louisa Ann Price, and 2nd (21 Jan 1877 Dickson Co, TN) to Tennessee ("Tennie") Williams.
Redman R. Isbell is buried at Fortner Cemetery in Humphreys Co, TN., and his parents James and Edy are thought to be buried there, too.
Fortner Cemetery is in Williams Hollow near Big Richland Rd and Williams Hollow Rd., east of Kentucky Lake. It's a few miles north of Waverly, TN. The cemetery is SW of Mariah Cumberland Presbyterian Church (address of church is shown as 43 Mariah Church Ln, Waverly, TN 37185 (some say Hwy 13 N).
Line of Descent:
1 John Isbell (England to Gloucester County, Virginia by 1664), presumptive father of
2 William Isbell of Isbell Spring, St. John's Parish, King William County; father of William Jr., Henry (& John?)
+ Mrs. Wm. Isbell; next door to Enfield Plantation
3 Henry Isbell b.c1690 of Orange Co.; constable of Caroline Co., d. c1760
+ daughter of "James Cox, Gent.," d c1739 St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co. (July 25, 1733; Spots Orders, 7 Aug, p.240); sons: William, James, Henry Jr., Zachariah; possibly Benjamin and Jason.
4 Hon. Capt. Zachary/Zachariah Isbell b c1722-6
+ Elizabeth
5 Lt. Zachariah Isbell Jr.
+ Elizabeth Miller
6 Levi Isbell born 1770
+Sarah Jane Todd
7 James Isbell
+Eda Riggins
1826: 14 Jul 1826 James Isbell married Edy Riggins in Williamson County, Tennessee. (She was called Eda Redmon by some great-grandchildren)
1830: Williamson Co., TN
1840: Maury Co., TN. The Isbell community was named for the family, and Isbell Branch still appears on maps at the location of the Isbell community in Maury County, Tennessee. This is south of Columbia, 3 miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant, and about 4 miles southwest of Spring Hill.
1850 Maury Co., TN
1860 Maury Co., TN.
1870 moved from Maury County before the census, not found
1871 "Letter to the Editor" published in the Columbia, TN HERALD MAIL 13 Jan 1871 referred to him as "Old Man Isbell" and mentioned his sons William, Redmond and Seth, apparently written by his granddaughter's husband, looking for them and stating they had heard nothing from any of them since before the Civil War started.
1880 Humphreys Co, TN., living next door to son Redman Radford Isbell age 43 who was still living in Humphreys Co. in 1910.
1882-4: Both are thought to have died in Humphreys Co., at which time their son James moved to Arkansas, according to obituaries per his grandson Paul Isbell.
1900: R.R. Isbell still there.
1910: R.R. Isbell still there
In 1880, they lived in District 10, while in 1910 in Civil Dist. 15, described as Big Richland Rd and Clydeton Road; unknown if Dist. 10 in 1880 was the same as District 15 in 1910.
Clydeton Rd is County Hwy 574 and Big Richland Rd is Hwy 1063 and the area they intersect is SE of Bascom United Methodist Church, address 6028 Clydeton Rd, Waverly, TN 37185.
So this is the same community Redman R. Isbell was living in 1910.
Redman Isbell married 1 (21 Sep 1862 White Co, TN) Louisa Ann Price, and 2nd (21 Jan 1877 Dickson Co, TN) to Tennessee ("Tennie") Williams.
Redman R. Isbell is buried at Fortner Cemetery in Humphreys Co, TN., and his parents James and Edy are thought to be buried there, too.
Fortner Cemetery is in Williams Hollow near Big Richland Rd and Williams Hollow Rd., east of Kentucky Lake. It's a few miles north of Waverly, TN. The cemetery is SW of Mariah Cumberland Presbyterian Church (address of church is shown as 43 Mariah Church Ln, Waverly, TN 37185 (some say Hwy 13 N).
Line of Descent:
1 John Isbell (England to Gloucester County, Virginia by 1664), presumptive father of
2 William Isbell of Isbell Spring, St. John's Parish, King William County; father of William Jr., Henry (& John?)
+ Mrs. Wm. Isbell; next door to Enfield Plantation
3 Henry Isbell b.c1690 of Orange Co.; constable of Caroline Co., d. c1760
+ daughter of "James Cox, Gent.," d c1739 St. Mark's Parish, Orange Co. (July 25, 1733; Spots Orders, 7 Aug, p.240); sons: William, James, Henry Jr., Zachariah; possibly Benjamin and Jason.
4 Hon. Capt. Zachary/Zachariah Isbell b c1722-6
+ Elizabeth
5 Lt. Zachariah Isbell Jr.
+ Elizabeth Miller
6 Levi Isbell born 1770
+Sarah Jane Todd
7 James Isbell
+Eda Riggins
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