Name: Thomas Kea(2)_2021-05-26

Updated: 05-27-2021 05:05:80.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Male Skinner: Birth: 1797 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, Sourh Carolina, USA. Death: BEF 1810 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, Sourh Carolina, USA

  2. Male Skinner: Birth: 1799 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, Sourh Carolina, USA. Death: BEF 1810 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA

  3. Ira Skinner: Birth: 1804 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 1881 in Snow Hill, Wilcox, Alabama, USA

  4. Comfort Skinner: Birth: 1806 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA.

  5. Tarmer Skinner: Birth: 1809 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: BEF 1860 in Kemper, Mississippi, USA

  6. Susan Kea Skinner: Birth: 1811 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: AFT 11 JUN 1880 in Allenton, Wilcox, Alabama, USA

  7. Harriet Skinner: Birth: 1812 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA.

  8. John Benjamin Skinner: Birth: 4 JAN 1813 in Hopkins, Kentucky, USA. Death: 31 OCT 1890 in Cooper, Delta, Texas, USA

  9. Benjamin Russell Skinner: Birth: 10 FEB 1815 in Hopkins, Kentucky, USA. Death: 26 SEP 1871 in Furman, Wilcox, Alabama, USA

  10. Nancy Skinner: Birth: FEB 1817 in Hopkins, Kentucky, USA. Death: BEF 1870 in Clarke, Alabama, USA

  11. James Otis Skinner: Birth: 1819 in Hopkins, Kentucky, USA. Death: 21 MAR 1878 in Wilcox, Alabama, USA

  12. Abijah S Skinner: Birth: 1821 in Dallas, Alabama, USA. Death: AFT 1870 in Brandon, Rankin, Mississippi, USA


Sources
1. Title:   Johnson, W Garnett; Robert Johnson (BOBKO6LK@@aol.com); Brian Lee Skinner (skinner@@texoma.net
Author:   Darlington County, SC Wills
Publication:   Location: Larry Kea File;
2. Title:   1860 United States Federal Census
Page:   Year: 1860; Census Place: Richmond, Dallas, Alabama; Roll: M653_8; Page: 891; Family History Library Film: 803008
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2009;
3. Title:   1830 United States Federal Census
Page:   1830; Census Place: Dallas, Alabama; Series: M19; Roll: 2; Page: 76; Family History Library Film: 0002329
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Name: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2010;

Notes
a. Note:   1790: Robert (Key) and family (Esther, 1 of 5 females) enumerated in the Sampson Co., NC census, page 51, image 0409, electronic. (2-4-5, Six males and five females.) 2 males, inc. head of household; 4 males less than 16; 5 females.
  1795: The ten children of Eleanor and Benjamin are from FTM; Brian Lee Skinner, skinner@texoma.net [Skinner Family of Trenton, Texas] Brian has Eleanor's name as 'Ester.'
  1800: Benjamin Skinner, Jr family enumerated in the 1800 Darlington, SC census; 2 white males under 10; 1 white male, 26-44; 1 white female, 16-25; 1 white female, +45.
  1816: Thomas Kea purchases 35 acres on Sparrow Swamp, from Benjamin [X] Skinner and Elenore (X) Skinner. The land was adjacent to Thomas Kea's old line, and was adjacent to William Mozingo**, near Lynches Creek; dated 7 March 1816; deed witnessed by William Skinner and Wilds Smith.
  1816: William Skinner appeared before Edward Skinner, J.P., and witnessed that he saw Benjamin Skinner and Elender Skinner deliver deed to Thomas Kea; dated 7 March 1816.
  1819: Thomas Kea purchases 100 acres on Sparrow Swamp, from Benjamin [X] Skinner, Jr. The land was adjacent to Thomas Kea's old line; dated 6 August 1819; witnessed by James Skinner and John Phillips. Edward Skinner, J.P., witnessed that Eleanor Skinner appeared and renounced her dower to the land deed to Thomas Kea; dated 12 October 1819, signed Elenor [X] Skinner.
  1823: Esther petitions for guardian of her children, Dallas County, Alabama, approved March 10, 1823; witnesses William Atkinson, Archibald Paul, George Mozingo, others.
  1828: Easter Skinner is named in the Will of Benjamin Skinner, Sr. Elenor's relationship to Benjamin, Sr., is recorded as daughter-in-law . [Darlington County Wills, Package 969, SC Archives film # N56.]
  1830: Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1830 Dallas County, Alabama census; 7 white, 9 slaves; one white female 40-49 (1781-1790).
  1837: Esther Skinner cash purchase; 40.07 acres, Dallas County, St Stephens meridan, township 13-N, Range 10-E, Sec 26; Certificate #22,065.
  1840: Esther Skinner and family enumerated in the 1840 Dallas County, Alabama census; 4 white, 4 slaves; one white female 50-59 (1781-1790),
  1850: Esther recorded in the Carlowville, Dallas County, Alabama census, age 65, hh #322; next to her son James and family, hh #321.
  1860: Esther recorded in the Richmond, Dallas County, Alabama census; with her daughter Susan Skinner and family.
  1997: 'Howard Skinner, in his paper on "The Descendents of Benjamin Skinner" shows that Benjamin Skinner, Jr., born sometimes between 1765 and 1774. married Eleanor...... No surname was given, but in a copy of an e-mail letter from a Bob Skinner to a Ken Roberts (part of a pack of letters sent to me by a distant cousin) Bob says he is a descendent of Lemuel Skinner, brother of Edward, and that Lemuel's brother, Benjamin Skinner, Jr., married a Kea, too. He asks, "Do you know of Elenor and Curtis Ivey Kea are related?" Bob Skinner shows that Benjamin Skinner, Jr., and Eleanor Kea married sometime between 1775 and 1784.' [from William Garnett Johnson letter to Larry Kea, dated July 29, 1997.]

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