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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. George Brigman: Birth: 12 Oct 1811 in Richmond Co., North Carolina. Death: 5 Jan 1892 in Walker Co., Georgia

  2. Daniel Brigman: Birth: 5 Dec 1812 in North Carolina. Death: 20 Jan 1863 in Civil War -- Guinea Station, Caroline Co., Virginia

  3. Jennet (Jane) Brigman: Birth: 11 Jun 1814 in North Carolina.

  4. Joshua Brigman: Birth: 7 Sep 1815 in North Carolina. Death: 5 Dec 1853

  5. Catharrine Brigman: Birth: 23 Jun 1817 in North Carolina. Death: 7 Aug 1901

  6. Cinthy Brigman: Birth: 6 Sep 1818 in North Carolina. Death: 23 Jul 1846

  7. Malcolm Brigman: Birth: 30 Dec 1819 in North Carolina. Death: 11 Feb 1859 in Cherokee Co., Texas

  8. Lincey Brigman: Birth: 13 Mar 1821 in North Carolina. Death: 2 Dec 1882

  9. Elizabeth Brigman: Birth: 18 Dec 1822 in North Carolina. Death: 27 Apr 1901

  10. Divinity Brigman: Birth: 14 Aug 1825 in North Carolina.

  11. Harriet Brigman: Birth: 24 Jul 1827 in North Carolina. Death: 19 Aug 1911

  12. Mary Brigman: Birth: 7 Jun 1829 in North Carolina. Death: 12 Sep 1867

  13. Robinson Brigman: Birth: 13 Nov 1832 in Richmond Co., North Carolina. Death: 17 Mar 1863 in Civil War -- Vicksburg, Warren Co., Mississippi

  14. Harris Brigman: Birth: 27 Aug 1834 in Georgia. Death: 27 Jul 1862 in Civil War -- Richmond, Henrico Co., Virginia


Sources
1. Source:   Joshua & Temperance [Quick] Brigman family bible published in the "History of Walker Co,. GA"

Notes
a. Note:   ***Anson Co., NC created in March 1750 from Bladon Co.***
 ***Richmond Co., NC created 1779 from Anson Co.***
  1830 Census - Richmond Co., NC
 Moved from Richmond Co., North Carolina to the Rock Springs area, nine miles north of LaFayette, Walker Co., Georgia about 1834/1835. He was an original settler of the Rock Springs area per the "History of Walker County, Georgia," by James A. Sartain.
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 1840 Census - Walker County, Georgia
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 Joshua's widow & children:
 1850 Census - Pea Vine Dist, Walker Co, GA; pg. 339A; HH #781-781; lines 9-16
 Enumerated on September 12, 1850 by A B Reid
 Brigman Temperance 60 F 1,000 S C
 Brigman Liney 28 F N C
 Brigman Elizabeth 26 F N C
 Brigman Hariet 22 F N C
 Brigman Mary 20 F N C
 Brigman Robertson 17 M Farmer N C attn'd sch
 Brigman Harris 16 M Geo attn'd sch Whitehead Elizabeth 44 F S C (ca 1806 -- sister of Joshua or Temperace?)
 Note: Son George& family are next door HH #782-782
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 Many of the vital records for Joshua & Temperance and their decendents are from
 the Brigman Family Bible in possession of their Great-Grandaughter, George Ellen
 Brigman of Huntsville Co, Alabama about 1950.
  Per work done by Leroy Brigman, Great-grandson of Joshua & Temperance (Quick) Brigman, in 1938:
  "Joshua and his wife, Temperance Quick Brigman, moved from North Carolina and settled at Rock Springs, Walker Co., Georgia in the year, A. D. 1836. At the present date, June 16, 1938, the original house is still standing, and is owned by J. R. Tyner, son of Cathrine Brigman Tyner. A record of the births and deaths of members of the family and relatives of Joshua and Temperance Brigman is hereinafter given. [They appear to match the bible records published in the, "History of Walker County, Georgia. - v.j.f.]
  The bible also lists:
 Marth Brigman was born Oct 10, 1804
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 BRIGMAN - RYE & FERRELL
  Transcribed from original at North Carolina Archives, Raleigh, Terri Brigman England, San Antonio, Texas
  Posted by Myrtle Bridges June 07, 2005
  http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncrichmo/brigman.html
  December Session 1805
  The State vs. John Kelly
  State of North Carolina Richmond County
  The Jurors for the State upon their Oaths present that John Kelly late of the County of Richmond on the
 20th Septber AD 1805 with force and arms at the county aforesaid an assault did make on Joshua Brigman
 and him the said Joshua then and there did beat wound and ill treat to his great damage and against the
 peace and dignity of the State. A true bill, Isaac Williamson.
  The State vs. William Wright
  State of North Carolina Richmond County
  The Jurors for the State upon their Oaths present that John Kelly late of the County of Richmond on the
 25th Septber AD 1805 with force and arms at the county aforesaid an assault did make on Joshua Brigman
 and him the said Joshua then and there did beat wound and ill treat to his great damage and against the
 peace and dignity of the State. A true bill, Isaac Williamson.
  State of North Carolina Richmond County
  The Jurors for the State upon their oaths present that Barns Smith being one of the Constables appointed
 by law for the county and returning of process written the county of Richmond on the 26th day of September
 AD 1805 in the county aforesaid did take into his possession a Warrant whereby he was commanded to take
 the body of Joshua Brigman and him bring before some Justice of the Peace for said county to answer a
 complaint the State [with?] him and the said Barns Smith was further commanded to make one return of said
 warrant with the manner of his executing the same, The Jurors aforesaid do further present that the said
 Barns Smith by virtue of his office and in pursuance of the said warrant did arrest and take into his custody
 the said Joshua Brigman but afterward altogether refused to return said warrant before any Justice of the
 Peace so that the said Joshua was thereby disbarred of his right of being heard in his own defence and
 of making his innocence appear contrary to the duty of the said Barns Smith as constable, to the great
 oppression of the said Joshua against the peace and dignity of the State. A true bill, Isaac Williamson.



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