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Note: 1860 US Census Northern Division, De Kalb, Alabama Post Office; Rawlingsville
Syntha D. Scoggins F abt 1820 40 South Carolina
Icy F. Scoggins F abt 1842 18 South Carolina
Emma C Scoggins F abt 1843 17 South Carolina
Squire H Scoggins M abt 1844 16 South Carolina
Manuel Scoggins M abt 1846 14 South Carolina
Cuida Scoggins F abt 1848 12 South Carolina
Malinda Scoggins F abt 1850 10 South Carolina
Catharine Scoggins F abt 1852 8 South Carolina
1870 US Census Township 6 Range 9, DeKalb, Alabama
Post Office; Rawlingsville
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28 30 Cynthia Scoggins F 57 South Carolina
Emanuel Scoggins M 24 South Carolina
Lucinda Scoggins F 21 South Carolina
Melinda Scoggins F 19 South Carolina
Catharine Scoggins F 17 South Carolina
29 31 Clementine Morgan F 28 South Carolina
Sulenad Morgan F 4 Tennessee
James E Morgan M 1 Alabama
Diana Luttrell F 9 Alabama
On the Certificate of death for Imanuel Sccogins. Henry Scoggins and
Cynthia DeeAnna Poole are listed as the parents of Imanuel.
Email to Mike and Ruthie Crandall
sent: Monday, June 26, 2000
I spend last week doing research at the Arkansas History Commission in
Little Rock. I found Civil War pension records for my great grandfather
Squire Henry SCOGGINS. In these records a Manuel SCOGGINS reports
that his brother Squire Henry was 18 in December 1862. The Arkansas
Death Index shows a Imanuel Scoggins died 5/7/1930 in Conway Co. AR.
The Certificate of Death shows his father as Henry SCOGGINS and mother
Cynthia DeeAnna POOLE. His dated of birth as Oct. 28, 1845 and birthplace
as Pickens District South Carolina. Also mentioned in Squire Henry pension
records is that he was from DeKalb county Alabama. I checked the 1860 Census
Alabama Index and found Syntha D. SCOGGINS in Northern Division DeKalb
county Alabama PO Rawlingsville with Icy, Emma, Squire H.,Manuel, Cuida,
Malinda, and Catherine. The 1870 Census T6 R9 Dekalb Co. Alabama PO
Rawlingsville shows Cynthia SCOGGINS, Emanuel, Lucuida, Melinda, and
Catherine.I believe Manuel moved to Conway Arkansas sometime in 1890. I
still have not found any record with Henry SCOGGINS in South Carolina 1850
nor Syntha. I have checked other state but still can find them.
Hope this information is of help.
Larry Scoggins
12 East Stephenson St.
Freeport, IL 61032
Henry Scoggins Died in SC Kicked by a horse.
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From: "Julius Wolbrueck" <wolbriks@swbell.net>
To: mcrl@iname.com
CC:
Subject: Scoggins Family
Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 12:35:35 -0800 (PST)
Hello,
I would really appreciate your input and any others researching Henry & Cynthia Poole Scoggins' children, to see if Catherine, could possibly be mine.
First, I want to apologize for the rather unorganized email--trying to give enough info, data, etc., without writing a book.
I have been searching for years for my gg grandmother, Catherine S. Scroggins.
I had been only able to find her on he census after her marriage. She was born in 1853 in South Carolina. On every census it always showed her as being born in SC as well as her parents.
I have the following info--though, except for 1880, 1900, 1910 & 1920 census records (Catharine after her marriage)and one Alabama marriage bond, a unhelpful death certificate & death notice, family stories--I had heard about the sibling (s) going to OK and stopping by to see Catherine in TX on the way there to see if they were interested. The remembering about Manny and Squire was fairly recently, Dad remembering the mention of he names. . .but could have been someone else.
Unfortunately, her death certificate was of no help, just that her Father's name was Scroggins. My father, remembers the mention of Squire and Manny, and some sibling(s) that went to OK to try and get Indian lands around the turn of the century.
She married Samuel H. Thomas in Jackson County, AL in 1874, on the bond she is shown as being from GA --has to be where she was residing at the time. The family story goes that Sam (who was a deputy sheriff) had gone to GA to pick up a prisoner and meet Catharine then. Found it interesing that Squire was living in GA around that time-frame.
The only problem is tha pesky "R". . .and though she had numerous daughters, not one was named Cynthia. She did name a daughter Malinda.
Oh, when I found the 1860 & 1870 census' of Cynthia D. Scoggins family, I ask for a look up for marriages for the Scoggins/Scroggins name. The reply: Samuel Scoggins to Martha Harper, dated Oct. 5 1858. Note: He was living close to Cynthia's family (1860) and was also born in SC. The other marriage was Iceyfuna Scoggins to J.G.B. Luttrell dated Sept. 8, 1859--?? a bond? The marriage never took place? Since she was in the 1860 wih her mother.
Thank you very much for taking your time in reading this.
Sincerely,
Hannah Thomas Wolbrueck
Texas
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There was a Henry Scoggins who worked with Daniel Boone. This Henry
Scoggins may have been a father or grandfather of our Henry named Henry.
Our Henry Scoggins had a son named "Squire". Is it a coincidence or was
Squire Henry named after Daniel Boones father "Squire" Boone? Daniel
Boone was a surveyor. He surveyed nearly all the land in Kentucky.
Daniel was born in Pennsylvania on November 2, 1734, to Quaker parents
from Devon. His fathers name was Squire Boone and his mother was Sarah
Morgan. In the year 1764 Daniel Boone marked a trail to Kentucky. Henry
Scoggins also worked for "Henderson's Land Co." in 1764.
1713 Boone's father, Squire, arrives in Philadelphia from England.
1720 Squire Boone and Sarah Morgan marry in the Friends' meetinghouse
in Gwynedd, Pennsylvania.
1731 Boone's parents relocate to the upper Schuylkill River valley.
1734 Born in Exeter township, near Reading, on October 22.
1755 the French and Indian War begins; Boone was with Braddock's
army during the disastrous defeat near Pittsburgh.
1756 Marries Rebecca Bryan on August 14; they soon settle in Rowan County.
1759 During the Cherokee War, family flees to Culpeper County, Virginia.
1760 Squire Boone left Philadelphia to arrive in Rowan County, North
Carolina, on the Yadkin River
1760 Boone first crosses the Blue Ridge during his winter hunt.
1762 The Boones return to Rowan County.
1765 Boone explores the Florida country with an eye to moving there.
Squire BOONE died at age: 69
Born: 1696 in: Bradnich,DEV,ENG
Died: 1765 in: Mocksville, RowanCo, NC
1766 Family moves to a site farther west, near present Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
Daniel Boone died in Missouri, 26 Sept., 1820
HISTORIC TIMELINE OF TENNESSEE
Indian Treaty
ยท Treaty of Augusta in 1763
Daniel Boone
Explored frontier
Had a home on Yadkin River
Commissioned by Richard Henderson's Land Co, 1764
Marked trail to Kentucky through Cumberland Gap
Henry Scoggins
Explored frontier
Worked for Henderson's Land Co
Followed Boone's exploration
Took boat down Cumberland River
Settled at Mansker's Lick near Nashville
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