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Note for:   Thomas Trammell,   1747 - 22 SEP 1823         Index

Education:   Jackson Co., Ga became Clarke Co., Ga.

Religion:   Hancock Co., Ga

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     John Byrd:
Thomas Trammell was born in1747, but the place of his birth is not found in any of the records.
The Bible record which might have contained this information was used to verify a pension application submitted by his widow and was lost.
There is some basis for the belief that he was born in VA, but there is no real proof of this. His parents were Daniel and Elinor Trammell who moved from the area of Fairfax Co, VA to the western part of SC in the early 1760's.
We have no record of the boyhood years of Thomas; the best and virtually only record of his early manhood is found in the affidavit of a certain William Turner which was submitted in support of the claim of the widow for a pension...
Thomas Trammell married Mary Turner, 21 Dec 1775 in Union District, SC.
She was born in VA in 1757, and died in Chambers Co, AL, 28 Aug 1851.
We do not know the parents of Mary Turner, but she had a brother, name not known, killed in the Revolution who had a son John, and this John named a son Marmaduke.
This was the name of the Turner who came to VA as an immigrant from London in 1635.
It seems probably that the immigrant was the progenitor of the Turner family living in Union District, SC in the 1770's.
Mary had a sister and at least three brothers, all born in VA.
The sister, Susannah, married Martin Hammond who served in the Revolution in Brandon's Regiment with several Trammell boys, including Thomas, and several Turners.
Actually, there were four Hammonds, five Trammells and six Turners in Brandon's Regiment...
Thomas Trammell died in Pike Co, GA, 22 Sep 1823, and presumably was buried in that part of Pike which became Upson Co, in 1824.
His grave has not been located and may not be marked.
His Will is found in Will Book 1, Pike Co.Mary, his wife, died 28 Aug 1851 in Chambers Co, AL, and was buried in the Emory Chapel cemetery.
Inscribed in her gravestone are these words: "Sacred to the memory of Mary Trammell, wife of Thomas Trammell, who departed this life Aug 28, 1851, in the 94th year of her age. For 60 years a member of Methodist church exemplifying in her life the virtue of the Christian religion.

'Tis finished, 'tis done
The spirit has fled
The Prisoner is gone
The Christian is living
Through Jesus's love
And Gladly receiving
A kingdom above."
The children of Mary and Thomas Trammell were Leah, John, Elinor Burke, Thomas, Farr Harris, Betsy Green, Nancy, Lee Drakeford (or Drakefore Lee), and Milcah.
Note: Charles McCleskey's text, which isapproximately 350 pages in length, goes into great detail about the families descending from Thomas Trammell.====

Note: Ancestors of William Elbert (Bill) Goss 928.
    Children of ThomasTrammell and Mary Turner are: i. Leah Trammell, born 14 December, 1777 in Union District, SC; died Abt. 1838 in GA; married James Edward Maddox Abt. 1813. ii. ii. John Trammell, born 13 April, 1780 in Union District, SC; died 23 August, 1864 in Chambers Co., AL; married Mary (Polly) Dickenson/Dickerson13 July, 1807 in Clarke Co., GA. Both Burial: Emory Chapel Cemetery, near Lafayette, Chambers Co., AL Military service: Served in the War of 1812 and obtained bounty land.33 iii.Elender (Elinor) Burke Trammell, born 12 July, 1782 in Union District, SC; died August 1799. iv. Thomas Trammell, born 01December, 1784 in Hancock Co., GA; died August 1799 in Hancock Co., GA. 58v. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL; married Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co.,GA. vi. Betsy Green Trammell, born 11 December, 1792 in Clarke(now Hancock) Co., GA; died Bef. 1832; married William Pryor Abt. 1808 in VA. vii. Nancy Trammell, born 16 January, 1796 in GA; died 14 November, 1864 in Limestone Co., TX 34; married Ethan Stroud 1811 in Morgan Co., GA 35. viii. Drakeford Lee Trammell, born 08 November,1797 in Clarke Co., GA; married Mary Hicks Abt. 1823. ix. Milcah (Milky) Trammell, born 15 April, 1801 in Clarke Co., GA; died 29 October, 1837; married Orion Stroud 18 September, 1817 in Clarke Co.,GA35. 58. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL. He was the son of 116.Thomas Trammell and 117. Mary Turner. He married 59. Sarah(Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co., GA12. 59.Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 12, born 17 November, 1795 in Clarke Co.,GA; died 27 June, 1868 in Fredona, Chambers Co., AL. She was the daughter of 118.Benjamin J. Haygood and 119. Mary Stewart.

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Thomas Trammell was born in 1747, but the place of hi s birth is not foundin any of the records.
The Bible record which might have c ontained this information was used toverify a pension application submitted by his widow and was lost.
There is some basis for the belief that he was born in Virginia, butthere is no real proof of this His parents were Daniel and ElinorT rammell who moved from the area of Fairfax County, Virginia, to thewestern part of South Carolina in the early 1760's.
We have no record of the boyhood years of Thomas; the best and virtuallyonly record of his early manhood is found int he affidavit of a certainWilliam Turner which was submitted in support of thecl aim of the widowfor a pension....
Thomas Trammell died in Pike County, Georgia , 22 September 1823, andpresumably was buried in that part of Pike which became Upson County in1824.
His grave has not been located and may not be marked.
H is Will is found in Will Book 1, Pike County.

Thomas Trammell was a Revolutionary War Soldier (for all DAR and SAR appkication)

From: www.hughbarrow.com/geneology/thom.pdf

"We have pension application records that Private Thomas Trammell served in Lieutenant, later captain, Joseph Hughs’ Company of Colonel Thomas Brandon’s Regiment. We also have the published data fromthe Sons of the American Revolution that Captain Hughs’ Company served in Colonel Benjamin Roebucks Regiment. Both Brandon’s and Roebuck’s regiments were recruited and composed of men from the NinetySix District. All sources state that he served in Lieutenant Joseph Hughes’ Company and it seems that there are listings of this company being in both Brandon’s and Roebuck’s regiments at one time and another during the war. The company is listed as “Mounted Rifle Horse” but the pension data states that the company sometimes served as “foot”."

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John Byrd:

Thomas Trammell was born in1747, but the place of his birth is not found in any of the records.

The Bible record which might have contained this information was used to verify a pension application submitted by his widow and was lost.

There is some basis for the belief that he was born in VA, but there is no real proof of this. His parents were Daniel and Elinor Trammell who moved from the area of Fairfax Co, VA to the western part of SC in the early 1760's.

We have no record of the boyhood years of Thomas; the best and virtually only record of his early manhood is found in the affidavit of a certain William Turner which was submitted in support of the claim of the widow for a pension...

Thomas Trammell married Mary Turner, 21 Dec 1775 in Union District, SC.

She was born in VA in 1757, and died in Chambers Co, AL, 28 Aug 1851.

We do not know the parents of Mary Turner, but she had a brother, name not known, killed in the Revolution who had a son John, and this John named a son Marmaduke.

This was the name of the Turner who came to VA as an immigrant from London in 1635.

It seems probably that the immigrant was theprogenitor of the Turner family living in Union District, SC in the 1770's.

Mary had a sister and at least three brothers, all born in VA.

The sister, Susannah, married Martin Hammond whoserved in the Revolution in Brandon's Regiment with several Trammell boys, including Thomas, and several Turners.

Actually, there were four Hammonds, five Trammells and six Turners in Brandon'sRegiment...

Thomas Trammell died in Pike Co, GA, 22 Sep 1823, and presumably was buried in that part of Pike which became Upson Co, in 1824.

His grave has not been located and may not be marked.

His Will is found in Will Book 1, Pike Co.Mary, his wife, died 28 Aug 1851 in Chambers Co, AL, and was buried in the Emory Chapel cemetery.

Inscribed in her gravestone are these words: "Sacred to the memory of Mary Trammell, wife of Thomas Trammell, who departed this life Aug 28, 1851, in the 94th year of her age. For 60 years a member of Methodist church exemplifying in her life the virtue of the Christian religion.

'Tis finished, 'tis done

The spirit has fled

The Prisoner is gone

The Christian is living

Through Jesus's love

And Gladly receiving

A kingdom above."

The children of Mary and Thomas Trammell were Leah, John, Elinor Burke, Thomas, Farr Harris, Betsy Green, Nancy, Lee Drakeford (or Drakefore Lee), and Milcah.

Note: Charles McCleskey's text, which isapproximately 350 pages in length, goes into great detail about the families descending from Thomas Trammell.====

 

Note: Ancestors of WilliamElbert (Bill) Goss 928.

Children of ThomasTrammell and Mary Turner are: i. Leah Trammell, born 14 December, 1777 in Union District, SC; died Abt. 1838 in GA; married James Edward Maddox Abt. 1813.ii. ii. John Trammell, born 13 April, 1780 in Union District, SC; died 23 August, 1864 in Chambers Co., AL; married Mary (Polly) Dickenson/Dickerson13 July, 1807 in Clarke Co., GA. Both Burial: EmoryChapel Cemetery, near Lafayette, Chambers Co., AL Military service: Served in the War of 1812 and obtained bounty land.33 iii.Elender (Elinor) Burke Trammell, born 12 July, 1782 in Union District, SC; died August 1799. iv. Thomas Trammell, born 01December, 1784 in Hancock Co., GA; died August 1799 in Hancock Co., GA. 58v. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL; married Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co.,GA. vi. Betsy Green Trammell, born 11 December, 1792 in Clarke(now Hancock) Co., GA; died Bef. 1832; married William Pryor Abt. 1808 in VA. vii. Nancy Trammell, born 16 January, 1796 in GA; died 14 November, 1864 in Limestone Co., TX 34; married Ethan Stroud 1811 in Morgan Co., GA 35. viii. Drakeford Lee Trammell, born 08 November, 1797 in Clarke Co., GA; married Mary Hicks Abt. 1823. ix. Milcah (Milky) Trammell, born 15 April, 1801 in Clarke Co., GA; died 29 October, 1837; married Orion Stroud 18 September, 1817 in Clarke Co., GA35. 58. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL. He was the son of 116.Thomas Trammell and 117. Mary Turner. He married 59. Sarah(Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co., GA12. 59.Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 12, born 17 November, 1795 in Clarke Co.,GA; died 27 June, 1868 in Fredona, Chambers Co., AL. She was the daughter of 118. Benjamin J. Haygood and 119. Mary Stewart.

Maiden Name: Upson Co., Ga.

John Byrd:

Thomas Trammell was born in1747, but the place of his birth is not found in any of the records.

The Bible record which might have contained this information was used to verify a pension application submitted by his widow and was lost.

There is some basis for the belief that he was born in VA, but there is no real proof of this. His parents were Daniel and Elinor Trammell who moved from the area of Fairfax Co, VA to the western part of SC in the early 1760's.

We have no record of the boyhood years of Thomas; the best and virtually only record of his early manhood is found in the affidavit of a certain William Turner which was submitted in support of the claim of the widow for a pension...

Thomas Trammell married Mary Turner, 21 Dec 1775 in Union District, SC.

She was born in VA in 1757, and died in Chambers Co, AL, 28 Aug 1851.

We do not know the parents of Mary Turner, but she had a brother, name not known, killed in the Revolution who had a son John, and this John named a son Marmaduke.

This was the name of the Turner who came to VA as an immigrant from London in 1635.

It seems probably that the immigrant was theprogenitor of the Turner family living in Union District, SC in the 1770's.

Mary had a sister and at least three brothers, all born in VA.

The sister, Susannah, married Martin Hammond whoserved in the Revolution in Brandon's Regiment with several Trammell boys, including Thomas, and several Turners.

Actually, there were four Hammonds, five Trammells and six Turners in Brandon'sRegiment...

Thomas Trammell died in Pike Co, GA, 22 Sep 1823, and presumably was buried in that part of Pike which became Upson Co, in 1824.

His grave has not been located and may not be marked.

His Will is found in Will Book 1, Pike Co.Mary, his wife, died 28 Aug 1851 in Chambers Co, AL, and was buried in the Emory Chapel cemetery.

Inscribed in her gravestone are these words: "Sacred to the memory of Mary Trammell, wife of Thomas Trammell, who departed this life Aug 28, 1851, in the 94th year of her age. For 60 years a member of Methodist church exemplifying in her life the virtue of the Christian religion.

'Tis finished, 'tis done

The spirit has fled

The Prisoner is gone

The Christian is living

Through Jesus's love

And Gladly receiving

A kingdom above."

The children of Mary and Thomas Trammell were Leah, John, Elinor Burke, Thomas, Farr Harris, Betsy Green, Nancy, Lee Drakeford (or Drakefore Lee), and Milcah.

Note: Charles McCleskey's text, which isapproximately 350 pages in length, goes into great detail about the families descending from Thomas Trammell.====

 

Note: Ancestors of WilliamElbert (Bill) Goss 928.

Children of ThomasTrammell and Mary Turner are: i. Leah Trammell, born 14 December, 1777 in Union District, SC; died Abt. 1838 in GA; married James Edward Maddox Abt. 1813.ii. ii. John Trammell, born 13 April, 1780 in Union District, SC; died 23 August, 1864 in Chambers Co., AL; married Mary (Polly) Dickenson/Dickerson13 July, 1807 in Clarke Co., GA. Both Burial: EmoryChapel Cemetery, near Lafayette, Chambers Co., AL Military service: Served in the War of 1812 and obtained bounty land.33 iii.Elender (Elinor) Burke Trammell, born 12 July, 1782 in Union District, SC; died August 1799. iv. Thomas Trammell, born 01December, 1784 in Hancock Co., GA; died August 1799 in Hancock Co., GA. 58v. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL; married Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co.,GA. vi. Betsy Green Trammell, born 11 December, 1792 in Clarke(now Hancock) Co., GA; died Bef. 1832; married William Pryor Abt. 1808 in VA. vii. Nancy Trammell, born 16 January, 1796 in GA; died 14 November, 1864 in Limestone Co., TX 34; married Ethan Stroud 1811 in Morgan Co., GA 35. viii. Drakeford Lee Trammell, born 08 November, 1797 in Clarke Co., GA; married Mary Hicks Abt. 1823. ix. Milcah (Milky) Trammell, born 15 April, 1801 in Clarke Co., GA; died 29 October, 1837; married Orion Stroud 18 September, 1817 in Clarke Co., GA35. 58. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL. He was the son of 116.Thomas Trammell and 117. Mary Turner. He married 59. Sarah(Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co., GA12. 59.Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 12, born 17 November, 1795 in Clarke Co.,GA; died 27 June, 1868 in Fredona, Chambers Co., AL. She was the daughter of 118. Benjamin J. Haygood and 119. Mary Stewart.

John Byrd:

Thomas Trammell was born in1747, but the place of his birth is not found in any of the records.

The Bible record which might have contained this information was used to verify a pension application submitted by his widow and was lost.

There is some basis for the belief that he was born in VA, but there is no real proof of this. His parents were Daniel and Elinor Trammell who moved from the area of Fairfax Co, VA to the western part of SC in the early 1760's.

We have no record of the boyhood years of Thomas; the best and virtually only record of his early manhood is found in the affidavit of a certain William Turner which was submitted in support of the claim of the widow for a pension...

Thomas Trammell married Mary Turner, 21 Dec 1775 in Union District, SC.

She was born in VA in 1757, and died in Chambers Co, AL, 28 Aug 1851.

We do not know the parents of Mary Turner, but she had a brother, name not known, killed in the Revolution who had a son John, and this John named a son Marmaduke.

This was the name of the Turner who came to VA as an immigrant from London in 1635.

It seems probably that the immigrant was theprogenitor of the Turner family living in Union District, SC in the 1770's.

Mary had a sister and at least three brothers, all born in VA.

The sister, Susannah, married Martin Hammond whoserved in the Revolution in Brandon's Regiment with several Trammell boys, including Thomas, and several Turners.

Actually, there were four Hammonds, five Trammells and six Turners in Brandon'sRegiment...

Thomas Trammell died in Pike Co, GA, 22 Sep 1823, and presumably was buried in that part of Pike which became Upson Co, in 1824.

His grave has not been located and may not be marked.

His Will is found in Will Book 1, Pike Co.Mary, his wife, died 28 Aug 1851 in Chambers Co, AL, and was buried in the Emory Chapel cemetery.

Inscribed in her gravestone are these words: "Sacred to the memory of Mary Trammell, wife of Thomas Trammell, who departed this life Aug 28, 1851, in the 94th year of her age. For 60 years a member of Methodist church exemplifying in her life the virtue of the Christian religion.

'Tis finished, 'tis done

The spirit has fled

The Prisoner is gone

The Christian is living

Through Jesus's love

And Gladly receiving

A kingdom above."

The children of Mary and Thomas Trammell were Leah, John, Elinor Burke, Thomas, Farr Harris, Betsy Green, Nancy, Lee Drakeford (or Drakefore Lee), and Milcah.

Note: Charles McCleskey's text, which isapproximately 350 pages in length, goes into great detail about the families descending from Thomas Trammell.====

 

Note: Ancestors of WilliamElbert (Bill) Goss 928.

Children of ThomasTrammell and Mary Turner are: i. Leah Trammell, born 14 December, 1777 in Union District, SC; died Abt. 1838 in GA; married James Edward Maddox Abt. 1813.ii. ii. John Trammell, born 13 April, 1780 in Union District, SC; died 23 August, 1864 in Chambers Co., AL; married Mary (Polly) Dickenson/Dickerson13 July, 1807 in Clarke Co., GA. Both Burial: EmoryChapel Cemetery, near Lafayette, Chambers Co., AL Military service: Served in the War of 1812 and obtained bounty land.33 iii.Elender (Elinor) Burke Trammell, born 12 July, 1782 in Union District, SC; died August 1799. iv. Thomas Trammell, born 01December, 1784 in Hancock Co., GA; died August 1799 in Hancock Co., GA. 58v. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL; married Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co.,GA. vi. Betsy Green Trammell, born 11 December, 1792 in Clarke(now Hancock) Co., GA; died Bef. 1832; married William Pryor Abt. 1808 in VA. vii. Nancy Trammell, born 16 January, 1796 in GA; died 14 November, 1864 in Limestone Co., TX 34; married Ethan Stroud 1811 in Morgan Co., GA 35. viii. Drakeford Lee Trammell, born 08 November, 1797 in Clarke Co., GA; married Mary Hicks Abt. 1823. ix. Milcah (Milky) Trammell, born 15 April, 1801 in Clarke Co., GA; died 29 October, 1837; married Orion Stroud 18 September, 1817 in Clarke Co., GA35. 58. Farr Harris Trammell , Sr., born 23 June, 1790 in Clarke Co., GA; died 02 April, 1878 in Chambers Co., AL. He was the son of 116.Thomas Trammell and 117. Mary Turner. He married 59. Sarah(Sallie) Haygood 20 August, 1812 in Clarke Co., GA12. 59.Sarah (Sallie) Haygood 12, born 17 November, 1795 in Clarke Co.,GA; died 27 June, 1868 in Fredona, Chambers Co., AL. She was the daughter of 118. Benjamin J. Haygood and 119. Mary Stewart.