When JOHN PHILIP HOOD was born on September 21, 1731, in Wilkes County, North Carolina, his father, JOHN/Johannes, was 31 and his mother, Anna Maria FLUCK Dui was 27. He had four sons with Violetta CHAPMAN between 1758 and 1786. He died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., having lived a long life of 85 years, and was buried there.
JOHN PHILIP's father JOHN/Johannes passed away in 1742 in Frederick County, Virginia, at the age of 42.
His son THOMAS was born in 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.
JOHN PHILIP lived in Virginia in 1764 as American colonists created the foundation of a burgeoning new country. His son William W. was born on 1774, in Burke County, North Carolina. They lived in Virginia, in 1775, but he lived in South Carolina, in 1778. John Philip's son, Enoch Chapman was born in 1784 in North Carolina. His son John was born in 1786 in Burke County, North Carolina. JOHN PHILIP lived in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1790 and in Wilkes County, North Carolina, in 1793. He was back in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1800.
His wife Violetta passed away in 1803 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., at the age of 70.
JOHN PHILIP's mother Anna Maria (Fluck) passed away on May 21, 1806, in Richland, Pennsylvania, at the age of 102.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD was living in North Carolina in 1810 when the cotton crop reigned as lifeblood to the state's economy.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., when he was 85 years old.
Bio. & updates provided by Maredia Haddock Using sources from Ancestry.com.
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The parentage of Enoch and his 3 brothers Has Not been proven via DNA. Many have John Philip Hood (1731 - 1816) and Violetta Chapman Hood (1733 - 1803) as their parents and it does make sense in many ways. Unfortunately, until DNA proof is forthcoming, I cannot say who Enoch's parents are and so will not post John Philip and Violetta as such. The day will come and then we will have the unquestionable truth of our linage. Sherry Sorbet
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Series: S213190
Volume: 0031
Page: 00025
Item: 002
Date: 9/25/1792
Description: BOYD, JOHN, PLAT FOR 755 ACRES ON DODDYS CREEK, PENDLETON COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JAMES JETT.
Names indexed:
BOYD, JOHN;
CRAIN, WILLIAM;
FLEMING;
GILLASPIE, JAMES;
HOOD, JOHN;
HOOD, RICHARD;
JETT, JAMES;
JONES, PETER;
KELLY, JOHN
Locations: DADDEYS CREEK; NINETY-SIX DISTRICT; PENDLETON COUNTY; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: PLAT
Topics: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=197041
(Located 8/2010 by wgw)
Provided by Winnie Gilreath Westbury.
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U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
Name John Hood
Military Place Virginia, USA
State or Army Served Continental Troops
Rank Sergeant
JOHN PHILIP's father JOHN/Johannes passed away in 1742 in Frederick County, Virginia, at the age of 42.
His son THOMAS was born in 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.
JOHN PHILIP lived in Virginia in 1764 as American colonists created the foundation of a burgeoning new country. His son William W. was born on 1774, in Burke County, North Carolina. They lived in Virginia, in 1775, but he lived in South Carolina, in 1778. John Philip's son, Enoch Chapman was born in 1784 in North Carolina. His son John was born in 1786 in Burke County, North Carolina. JOHN PHILIP lived in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1790 and in Wilkes County, North Carolina, in 1793. He was back in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1800.
His wife Violetta passed away in 1803 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., at the age of 70.
JOHN PHILIP's mother Anna Maria (Fluck) passed away on May 21, 1806, in Richland, Pennsylvania, at the age of 102.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD was living in North Carolina in 1810 when the cotton crop reigned as lifeblood to the state's economy.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., when he was 85 years old.
Bio. & updates provided by Maredia Haddock Using sources from Ancestry.com.
*******************************************************************************
The parentage of Enoch and his 3 brothers Has Not been proven via DNA. Many have John Philip Hood (1731 - 1816) and Violetta Chapman Hood (1733 - 1803) as their parents and it does make sense in many ways. Unfortunately, until DNA proof is forthcoming, I cannot say who Enoch's parents are and so will not post John Philip and Violetta as such. The day will come and then we will have the unquestionable truth of our linage. Sherry Sorbet
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Series: S213190
Volume: 0031
Page: 00025
Item: 002
Date: 9/25/1792
Description: BOYD, JOHN, PLAT FOR 755 ACRES ON DODDYS CREEK, PENDLETON COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JAMES JETT.
Names indexed:
BOYD, JOHN;
CRAIN, WILLIAM;
FLEMING;
GILLASPIE, JAMES;
HOOD, JOHN;
HOOD, RICHARD;
JETT, JAMES;
JONES, PETER;
KELLY, JOHN
Locations: DADDEYS CREEK; NINETY-SIX DISTRICT; PENDLETON COUNTY; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: PLAT
Topics: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=197041
(Located 8/2010 by wgw)
Provided by Winnie Gilreath Westbury.
****************************************************************
U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
Name John Hood
Military Place Virginia, USA
State or Army Served Continental Troops
Rank Sergeant
When JOHN PHILIP HOOD was born on September 21, 1731, in Wilkes County, North Carolina, his father, JOHN/Johannes, was 31 and his mother, Anna Maria FLUCK Dui was 27. He had four sons with Violetta CHAPMAN between 1758 and 1786. He died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., having lived a long life of 85 years, and was buried there.
JOHN PHILIP's father JOHN/Johannes passed away in 1742 in Frederick County, Virginia, at the age of 42.
His son THOMAS was born in 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.
JOHN PHILIP lived in Virginia in 1764 as American colonists created the foundation of a burgeoning new country. His son William W. was born on 1774, in Burke County, North Carolina. They lived in Virginia, in 1775, but he lived in South Carolina, in 1778. John Philip's son, Enoch Chapman was born in 1784 in North Carolina. His son John was born in 1786 in Burke County, North Carolina. JOHN PHILIP lived in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1790 and in Wilkes County, North Carolina, in 1793. He was back in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1800.
His wife Violetta passed away in 1803 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., at the age of 70.
JOHN PHILIP's mother Anna Maria (Fluck) passed away on May 21, 1806, in Richland, Pennsylvania, at the age of 102.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD was living in North Carolina in 1810 when the cotton crop reigned as lifeblood to the state's economy.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., when he was 85 years old.
Bio. & updates provided by Maredia Haddock Using sources from Ancestry.com.
*******************************************************************************
The parentage of Enoch and his 3 brothers Has Not been proven via DNA. Many have John Philip Hood (1731 - 1816) and Violetta Chapman Hood (1733 - 1803) as their parents and it does make sense in many ways. Unfortunately, until DNA proof is forthcoming, I cannot say who Enoch's parents are and so will not post John Philip and Violetta as such. The day will come and then we will have the unquestionable truth of our linage. Sherry Sorbet
*******************************************************************************************************
Series: S213190
Volume: 0031
Page: 00025
Item: 002
Date: 9/25/1792
Description: BOYD, JOHN, PLAT FOR 755 ACRES ON DODDYS CREEK, PENDLETON COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JAMES JETT.
Names indexed:
BOYD, JOHN;
CRAIN, WILLIAM;
FLEMING;
GILLASPIE, JAMES;
HOOD, JOHN;
HOOD, RICHARD;
JETT, JAMES;
JONES, PETER;
KELLY, JOHN
Locations: DADDEYS CREEK; NINETY-SIX DISTRICT; PENDLETON COUNTY; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: PLAT
Topics: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=197041
(Located 8/2010 by wgw)
Provided by Winnie Gilreath Westbury.
****************************************************************
U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
Name John Hood
Military Place Virginia, USA
State or Army Served Continental Troops
Rank Sergeant
JOHN PHILIP's father JOHN/Johannes passed away in 1742 in Frederick County, Virginia, at the age of 42.
His son THOMAS was born in 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.
JOHN PHILIP lived in Virginia in 1764 as American colonists created the foundation of a burgeoning new country. His son William W. was born on 1774, in Burke County, North Carolina. They lived in Virginia, in 1775, but he lived in South Carolina, in 1778. John Philip's son, Enoch Chapman was born in 1784 in North Carolina. His son John was born in 1786 in Burke County, North Carolina. JOHN PHILIP lived in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1790 and in Wilkes County, North Carolina, in 1793. He was back in Burke County, North Carolina, in 1800.
His wife Violetta passed away in 1803 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., at the age of 70.
JOHN PHILIP's mother Anna Maria (Fluck) passed away on May 21, 1806, in Richland, Pennsylvania, at the age of 102.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD was living in North Carolina in 1810 when the cotton crop reigned as lifeblood to the state's economy.
JOHN PHILIP HOOD died in 1816 in Greenville, USA-Fairview Baptist Church Cem., when he was 85 years old.
Bio. & updates provided by Maredia Haddock Using sources from Ancestry.com.
*******************************************************************************
The parentage of Enoch and his 3 brothers Has Not been proven via DNA. Many have John Philip Hood (1731 - 1816) and Violetta Chapman Hood (1733 - 1803) as their parents and it does make sense in many ways. Unfortunately, until DNA proof is forthcoming, I cannot say who Enoch's parents are and so will not post John Philip and Violetta as such. The day will come and then we will have the unquestionable truth of our linage. Sherry Sorbet
*******************************************************************************************************
Series: S213190
Volume: 0031
Page: 00025
Item: 002
Date: 9/25/1792
Description: BOYD, JOHN, PLAT FOR 755 ACRES ON DODDYS CREEK, PENDLETON COUNTY, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY JAMES JETT.
Names indexed:
BOYD, JOHN;
CRAIN, WILLIAM;
FLEMING;
GILLASPIE, JAMES;
HOOD, JOHN;
HOOD, RICHARD;
JETT, JAMES;
JONES, PETER;
KELLY, JOHN
Locations: DADDEYS CREEK; NINETY-SIX DISTRICT; PENDLETON COUNTY; SALUDA RIVER
Document type: PLAT
Topics: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=197041
(Located 8/2010 by wgw)
Provided by Winnie Gilreath Westbury.
****************************************************************
U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
Name John Hood
Military Place Virginia, USA
State or Army Served Continental Troops
Rank Sergeant
Gravesite Details
No Dates
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