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| 5. | Eliza Ann MARION was born in 1825 (daughter of Jeremiah (Jerry) MARION and Mary Jane HOWARD); died in Mar 1885; was buried on 25 Mar 1885 in , Surry County, North Carolina. Children:
- Thomas OWEN was born about 1846 in North Carolina.
- Mary Ann OWEN was born about 1847 in Surry County, North Carolina.
- Henry F. OWEN was born on 29 Oct 1850 in Surry County, North Carolina.
- Peyton OWEN, Jr. was born about 1851.
- Eliza Jane OWEN was born about 1854 in North Carolina.
- Nancy OWEN was born on 18 Oct 1858 in Surry County, North Carolina; died on 28 Jul 1917 in Pinnacle, Stokes County, North Carolina; was buried on 29 Jul 1917 in Pinnacle, Stokes County, North Carolina.
- Sarah Permelia OWEN was born about 1861.
- Lucy OWEN was born on 17 May 1863 in Shoals, Surry County, North Carolina; died on 3 Feb 1943 in Sanford, North Carolina.
- John M. OWEN was born on 16 Oct 1866; died on 2 Feb 1938.
- 2. Jeremiah Nathaniel OWEN was born on 5 Feb 1870; died on 12 Aug 1938.
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| 8. | Thomas OWEN, Jr. was born after 1775 (son of Thomas OWEN, Sr. and Margaret HUNTER); died before 1882 in , North Carolina. Notes:
From: Shirley (Mahan) Owen
jimsom29@msn.com
Date: 02/25/2002
David, I have asked Wade Marion from whom you no doubt got some of this incorrect information to correct it but he never has so I thought I would try you. If you will look at offspring of Eliza Marion and Sir Peyton Owen you will find their first son Thomas Owen B. 1846 based on information in 1850 Census, m. Mary Susan Poindexter Nov. 25, 1873. They had three offspring, Julius, my grandfather, Byron and Ellen. Wade somehow has Julius and all his descendants as Marions!!! Same is true for descendants of Byron. I am also listed and I would prefer it said living Owen or my married name but that is no biggie. Thank you for correcting this as I am sure you will. Do you have any other information about Sir Peyton Owen--know his ancestry back to British Soldier Thomas Owen and forward to present but do not know why an orphan, raised by his grandfather, Leonard Scott Sr. would be called Sir. Also would love to know how much land he owned--I still have 7 acres of it but in Heritage of Surry County book it says 2000 acres and that seems a bit much. Anyway.........SOM To quickly find check my mother-Lemmie Bowen b.2-10-1917, d. 3-4-1996 m. 7-15-1935. My father's name is Ray Coell OWEN s/o Julius Peyton Owen, s/o Thomas Owen, s/o Sir Peyton Owen, s/o Thomas Owen Jr. and Polly Scott, s/o Thomas Owen Sr. and Margaret Hunter
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From: Shirley (Mahan) Owen
jimsom29@msn.com
Date: 02/27/2002
That is awesome! My last name is Mahan. I have procrastinated and do not have dates on all my cousins. I have meant to write one member of each family and get those as well as offspring but have not done so. This is all I have on the Owen family except BACK and it doesn't go very far as they descend from a British soldier who married Margaret Hunter in early 1780's and moved with her family to what is now Old Richmond and there had a blacksmith shop. My Thomas who married Polly Scott died very young in a house raising accident according to all his brothers who moved away from N. C. Most of this information came from John Hunt, descendant of Sir Peyton Owen. A researcher did the work for him and I just retyped it into Word so I could send it to others. Incidentally, these are the other families I am researching in case you too are working on any of them. Hunter, Scott, Martin, Poindexter, Moser, Kiger, Bowen, Phillips, Pettit, Sprinkle, Carmichael, Hauser, Coleman, Hunt, Howard, Ashburn, Taylor,Binkley, Cox----- Sorry I don't have more dates for you, but as i told you, I am just starting. This DID not come through into the e-mail as I typed it, hope you can follow it. SOM
l. Thomas Owen was born between 1775 and 1794.[1] Thomas died before November 8, 1822 in North Carolina.
2. He married Polly Scott in Stokes County, North Carolina. The marriage bond is dated January 31, 1815. Polly was born between 1791 and 1794. Polly was the daughter of Leonard Scott Sr. and Nancy Butts Martin. Polly died before November 8, 1822 in North Carolina. Thomas was employed as a farmer in Surry Co, N. C. In the 1820 Census, Thomas was listed as a head of household in Surry County, N. C. His household consisted of two males under 10 years of age, one male 26-45 (Thomas), two females under 10, and one female 26-45 (Polly). The two boys would be Peyton and Leonard Owen; the two girls may have been two daughters who did not survive their parents. Also listed as heads of households in Surry County were David Owen, age 26-45 and Joseph Owen, age 45 or over. As yet, we have not been able to establish their relation to Thomas Owen, but David Owen’s age and the fact that David served as one of the administrators of Thomas’ estate suggests that Thomas and David were brothers.
His estate was probated in Surry County. North Carolina. Foster Phillips and David Owen were named administrators. The administrators submitted their account of the estate sale on November 8, 1822. A further account submitted to the Surry County Court in May Term 1825 showed that the estate had assets of $543.721/2; however, once the administrators’ five-percent commission of $27.15 and debts of $402.86 were deducted, only $113.71 ½ remained.
The heirs of Thomas Owen were Peyton Owen and Leonard Owen, both minors. On December 12, 1825 in Stokes County, North Carolina, Leonard Scott Sr. and Charles Scott signed a bond in the amount of $400 for Leonard Scott Sr to serve as their guardian. Leonard invested the money remaining in the estate, and submitted annual accounts of the interest earned to the Stokes County Court. His final account, dated March term 1836, when Peyton Owen came of age, indicates that the sum stood at $206.06 ¼, “returned by the guardian for Paton & Leonard as legal heirs of Thomas Owens, and Leonard being dead entitles Paton to the whole…as his legacy.”
Thomas Owen and Polly Scott had the following children:
+ 2 i. Peyton Owen was born circa 1816.
3 ii. Leonard Owen. Leonard died before March, 1836 in North Carolina.
l. Thomas Owen was born between 1775 and 1794.[11] Thomas died before November 8, 1822.
Thomas married Polly SCOTT on 31 Jan 1815 in , Stokes County, North Carolina. Polly (daughter of Leonard SCOTT, Sr. and Nancy Butts MARTIN) was born after 1791; died before 8 Sep 1822 in , North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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| 9. | Polly SCOTT was born after 1791 (daughter of Leonard SCOTT, Sr. and Nancy Butts MARTIN); died before 8 Sep 1822 in , North Carolina. Notes:
From: Shirley (Mahan) Owen
jimsom29@msn.com
Date: 02/25/2002
David, I have asked Wade Marion from whom you no doubt got some of this incorrect information to correct it but he never has so I thought I would try you. If you will look at offspring of Eliza Marion and Sir Peyton Owen you will find their first son Thomas Owen B. 1846 based on information in 1850 Census, m. Mary Susan Poindexter Nov. 25, 1873. They had three offspring, Julius, my grandfather, Byron and Ellen. Wade somehow has Julius and all his descendants as Marions!!! Same is true for descendants of Byron. I am also listed and I would prefer it said living Owen or my married name but that is no biggie. Thank you for correcting this as I am sure you will. Do you have any other information about Sir Peyton Owen--know his ancestry back to British Soldier Thomas Owen and forward to present but do not know why an orphan, raised by his grandfather, Leonard Scott Sr. would be called Sir. Also would love to know how much land he owned--I still have 7 acres of it but in Heritage of Surry County book it says 2000 acres and that seems a bit much. Anyway.........SOM To quickly find check my mother-Lemmie Bowen b.2-10-1917, d. 3-4-1996 m. 7-15-1935. My father's name is Ray Coell OWEN s/o Julius Peyton Owen, s/o Thomas Owen, s/o Sir Peyton Owen, s/o Thomas Owen Jr. and Polly Scott, s/o Thomas Owen Sr. and Margaret Hunter
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From: Shirley (Mahan) Owen
jimsom29@msn.com
Date: 02/27/2002
That is awesome! My last name is Mahan. I have procrastinated and do not have dates on all my cousins. I have meant to write one member of each family and get those as well as offspring but have not done so. This is all I have on the Owen family except BACK and it doesn't go very far as they descend from a British soldier who married Margaret Hunter in early 1780's and moved with her family to what is now Old Richmond and there had a blacksmith shop. My Thomas who married Polly Scott died very young in a house raising accident according to all his brothers who moved away from N. C. Most of this information came from John Hunt, descendant of Sir Peyton Owen. A researcher did the work for him and I just retyped it into Word so I could send it to others. Incidentally, these are the other families I am researching in case you too are working on any of them. Hunter, Scott, Martin, Poindexter, Moser, Kiger, Bowen, Phillips, Pettit, Sprinkle, Carmichael, Hauser, Coleman, Hunt, Howard, Ashburn, Taylor,Binkley, Cox----- Sorry I don't have more dates for you, but as i told you, I am just starting. This DID not come through into the e-mail as I typed it, hope you can follow it. SOM
l. Thomas Owen was born between 1775 and 1794.[1] Thomas died before November 8, 1822 in North Carolina.
2. He married Polly Scott in Stokes County, North Carolina. The marriage bond is dated January 31, 1815. Polly was born between 1791 and 1794. Polly was the daughter of Leonard Scott Sr. and Nancy Butts Martin. Polly died before November 8, 1822 in North Carolina. Thomas was employed as a farmer in Surry Co, N. C. In the 1820 Census, Thomas was listed as a head of household in Surry County, N. C. His household consisted of two males under 10 years of age, one male 26-45 (Thomas), two females under 10, and one female 26-45 (Polly). The two boys would be Peyton and Leonard Owen; the two girls may have been two daughters who did not survive their parents. Also listed as heads of households in Surry County were David Owen, age 26-45 and Joseph Owen, age 45 or over. As yet, we have not been able to establish their relation to Thomas Owen, but David Owen’s age and the fact that David served as one of the administrators of Thomas’ estate suggests that Thomas and David were brothers.
His estate was probated in Surry County. North Carolina. Foster Phillips and David Owen were named administrators. The administrators submitted their account of the estate sale on November 8, 1822. A further account submitted to the Surry County Court in May Term 1825 showed that the estate had assets of $543.721/2; however, once the administrators’ five-percent commission of $27.15 and debts of $402.86 were deducted, only $113.71 ½ remained.
The heirs of Thomas Owen were Peyton Owen and Leonard Owen, both minors. On December 12, 1825 in Stokes County, North Carolina, Leonard Scott Sr. and Charles Scott signed a bond in the amount of $400 for Leonard Scott Sr to serve as their guardian. Leonard invested the money remaining in the estate, and submitted annual accounts of the interest earned to the Stokes County Court. His final account, dated March term 1836, when Peyton Owen came of age, indicates that the sum stood at $206.06 ¼, “returned by the guardian for Paton & Leonard as legal heirs of Thomas Owens, and Leonard being dead entitles Paton to the whole…as his legacy.”
Thomas Owen and Polly Scott had the following children:
+ 2 i. Peyton Owen was born circa 1816.
3 ii. Leonard Owen. Leonard died before March, 1836 in North Carolina.
l. Thomas Owen was born between 1775 and 1794.[11] Thomas died before November 8, 1822.
Children:
- Leonard OWEN died before Mar 1886.
- 4. Sir Peyton OWEN, Sr. was born about 1816 in North Carolina; died before 16 Aug 1896 in Surry County, North Carolina.
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| 11. | Mary Jane HOWARD died in Siloam, North Carolina. Notes:
!Marion 0001, Pg. 44, 86, "Marion Family", by Ola Marion Atkinson, Siloam, N.C.,
February 21, 1964
Her daughters, Emily and Mary must have died young.
Records show that she and her sons, Daniel and Jeremiah, Jr. went to Sullivan
County, Tennessee sometime after 1850. No mention is made of the two girls.
Also, records show that Mary Howard Marion returned to Nortn Carolina with her
son Jeremiah, Jr. before 1870. She married Johnny Hall on July 14, 1870. Mary
is burried in the same cemetery as her son and his wife at the Friendship
Baptist Church about 3 miles from Siloam, North Carolina. Jessie Almer Marion
of Blountville, Tennessee says "I remember my father telling about his
grandmother going to Tennessee and returning to North Carolina when he was
quite small."
!My source document shows Mary Howard Marion as both Mary (Molsy) Howard and as
Mary Jane Howard Marion. [DWM - 1991]
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