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Notes for TIMOTHY RICKETSON, SR.: Timothy Ricketson and his wife Bathsheba Wilbur were born in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. They were Quakers and in 1745 they requested a certificate to transfer to Nine Partners Monthly Meeting in Dutchess Co, NY. Before they moved charges were brought against Timothy because he tried to collect on a bond which had already been paid. A committee was appointed to investigate the charge which resulted in Timothy being disowned two years later after he had moved to NY. In 1748 Timothy made a trip back to MA to sell land he still owned. The next year he sold part of his land in Nine Partners in Crum Elbow, NY. In 1754 the High Sheriff of Dutchess Co, NY seized all the rest of Timothy's property for debt. At this time Timothy moved to North Caroline leaving some of his children in New York. In 1765/67 he made a trip to Nova Scotia with his son Abednego. While Abednego stayed in Nova Scotia, Timothy returned to North Carolina and later moved to Richmond Co, GA. Timothy left a will in Richmond Co, GA. in 1786. He named his wife Martha, children: Timothy, Marmaduke, Abigail Laughtrip. He Names grandson, Jordain (son of Jordan). He names Abigail's five children: Hulda, Bathsheba, Mary, John and Benjamin. From William Ricketson and his Descendants by Grace Williamson Edes: Entries from Dartmouth Monthly Meeting Record: About this time Timothy Ricketson had moved to Dutchess Co, NY. 1st day 1st mo. 1748/9. Timothy Ricketson, Yeoman, of the Nine Partners in Crum Elbow, sells 32 acres of his homestead to one Daniel Tripp, Jr. of Dartmouth. Apparently his wife was not with him as her name does not appear in the deed, but her signature accompanies his, when on 3rd Aug. 1749, he further sells 142 acres of land in the Great Nine Partners, Lot 27. 25 October, 1754, the dwelling house, lands, farm and Tenements in the great Nine Partners on west side of road, leading from Pell Soper's into Beekman's Patent, containing 361 acres belonging to Timothy Ricketson, Merchant, of Dutchess County were ordered to be seized for debt by Isac Brinkerhoff, Esq., High Sheriff of the County, which seizure duly took place. After this event Timothy went to North Carolina, whither several of his sons had preceded him, and perhaps to other parts of the South before he settled at his final destination, Richmond county, Georgia, where he made his will. From FTW Immigration CD. Notes for BATHSHBA WILBUR: Bathsheba accompanied Timothy to Nova Sotia in 1765/1767. She died sometime between then and 1786 when Timothy wrote his will naming Martha as his wife. Marriage Notes for TIMOTHY RICKETSON and MARTHA: Bathsheba accompenied Timothy to Nova Scotia in 1765/1767. Children of TIMOTHY RICKETSON and BATHSHBA WILBUR are:
Generation No. 2 2. ABEDNEGO4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Sep 23, 1733 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died Dec 23, 1797 in Annapolis, Annapolis Co, NS. He married PHEBE TUCKER Dec 2, 1757 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA, daughter of HENRY TUCKER and ELIZABETH RICKETSON. She was born Nov 8, 1736 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died Jul 31, 1795 in Granville, Annapolis Co, NS. Notes for ABEDNEGO RICKETSON: Abednego was the oldest child of Timothy Ricketson, Sr.. Abednego appears to have probably moved to Dutchess County, N. Y. as did his parents & siblings, then south to North Carolina, & South Carolina, then moved to Nova Scotia in 1765/1767. The summary written by Grace W. Edes, author of William Ricketson & His Descendants provides valuable historical information on Abednego & his migration to Nova Scotia, as folows: "Abednego & his wife were second cousins. Their grandfathers were brothers. They lived in the Dartmouth, Ma. area until about 1762 as their three oldest children were born in Dartmouth. John James Marshall, great grandson of Abednego, wrote in his family bible for his daughter the family history as follows: "Your grandmother, Nancy [Ricketson] Marshall, emigrated from South Carolina state. Were Quarkers. Came down to Nova Scotia, three brothers settled in Granville. Left Timothy, the other two, they built a brig [named Barsheba] and went home in her & left one brother & said they would not stay where the frosts cleared the land. They came down with plenty of money, and your grandmother's name was Phebe Tucker from South Carolina." The three brothers were undoubtedly Abednego, Marmaduke & Timothy, as Marmaduke's descendants in the South believe him to have visited Nova Scotia. So far as we can gather, the story of Abednego Ricketson os this: --After 1762, he went to New Bern, North carolina, where his brother, Gordius & sister Mrs. Lipsey were living. Thence he moved to Bridgetown, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, but before 1770, for the census of that year mentions him as being there, with a family of eight persons, vic: himself, his wife, & seven children. The French had been expelled from Arcadia, & tempting offers were made to induce loyal English subjects to settle in the place; this may have been Abedngo's reason for going there. Immediately after his arrival, he obtained a farm, midway between Bridgetown & the district called Bellside. The estate is still known as the "Ricketson Property" although it has long since passed out of the family. Abednego was a Methodist minister, and appears to have possessed of some education, intelligence & enterprise. His descendants, especially numerous in the lines of the daughters, have always been respected members of the farming community. The Mrs. Lipsey referred to above would have been Abednego's sister Bathsheba [Ricketson] Lipsey. ANNOUNCED INTENTIONS TO MARRY PHEBE TUCKER 2 DECEMBER 1757 From FTW Immigration CD. Abstract of Probate of Annapolis County, Nova Scotia 29. Page 67, R: 25 Mar 1779: LA to Phebe RICKETSON widow of Abednego RICKETSON of Granville, deceased. Estate Folio R4 (1779): He died 27 Dec 1778. children/heirs: Barsheba RICKETSON, Henry RICKETSON, Elizabeth FOSTER the wife of John FOSTER, Phebe ROACH the wife of Matthew ROACH, Catharine NICHOLS the wife of George NICHOLS, Patience RICKETSON, Mary MESSENGER the wife of Ezekiel MESSENGER, Frederick RICKETSON, Anna RICKETSON. Children of ABEDNEGO RICKETSON and PHEBE TUCKER are:
Notes for HENRY RICKETSON: Henry either had no children or they died without issue before Henry wrote his will in 1835 as he named only his siblings and nephew in his will. Abstract of Probate of Annapolis County, Nova Scotia 253. Page 225, R: 02 Mar 1835: LWT of Henry RICKETSON of Granville dated 17 Jan 1835. "present wife": Mary. Brothers: Jordon and Frederick. Seven sisters: Beishebe SPROUL, widow, Elizabeth FOSTER, Catherine NICHOLS, Patience LEACH, Mary MESSENGER, Phoebe ROACH and Ann MARSHALL. Nephew: Walter RICKETSON. Page 392, R: 25 Oct 1841: Report of the Commission to divide the estate of Henry RICKETSON of Granville. Assigns to: heirs of late Jordon RICKETSON, deceased, and Frederick RICKETSON, his brothers. Estate Folio R40 (1841). Mary was deceased by Jun 1841. More About HENRY RICKETSON:
Notes for JORDAN RICKETSON: Jordan is listed in his brother, Henry's will but by the time the will was discharged in 1841 his share is assigned to his heirs.
3. GORDIUS4 RICKETSON, SR. (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Sep 1, 1735 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died Mar 1774 in Craven Co, NC. He married (1) HANNAH RUSSELL 1757 in MA. She was born Abt. 1735, and died Jul 17, 1772. He married (2) ABIGAIL ?? Aft. 1772. Notes for GORDIUS RICKETSON, SR.: Ancestry.com Family Data collection - births Left will in Craven Co, NC. Sep 24, 1773 - Mentions wife, Abigail; sons: Jesse, Benjamin and Gordius; daughter, Bathsheba. Grace W. Edes, author of William Ricketson and his Descendents states: "Dr. Shadrach Ricketson affirms that Gordius Ricketson "died in the Revolutiionary War to the South." As there were no hostile movements in the South before 1774, the year of his death, we think he may have been killed while visiting his brother, Abednego, in Nova Scotia. The tradition handed down by Jordan Ricketson, to his daughter was that Gordius, and also his brother, Marmaduke, were killed by Indian hirelings employed by the British against the Continental troops. He said that one brother was killed in battle, and the other by a band who broke into his house and murdered him in his bed at night." Notes for HANNAH RUSSELL: Children of GORDIUS RICKETSON and HANNAH RUSSELL are:
Notes for GORDIUS RICKETSON, JR.: In Last will and testament of Archelaus Weeks 1778 in Craven Co, NC he names son-in-law Gordius Ricketson. This Gordius would have been age 22 but can not identify absoultely.
Notes for JESSE RICKETSON: A list of Marriage and Ordinary license ________and Deed proved in the
County of Jones between the 1 21 day of Jan. 1785 and the first day 1786
together with a sort of public tax rec'd on them by Lewis Bryan, Clerk of
the Court of said County 1820 Oglethrope Co, GA - males 0/10, 16/26, 45/+; females 10/16, (3) 16/26, 45/+ 1830 Warren Co, GA - males 20/30, 70/80; females 20/30, 30/40, 60/70
Notes for BENJAMIN RICKETSON: Another source says: Death: 17 Jan 1845 in North Carolina Occupation: Farmer
4. JUDITH4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Apr 26, 1737 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died in Dutchess Co, NY. Notes for JUDITH RICKETSON: The father of Judith's son, Abednego was probably a British Officer. Child of JUDITH RICKETSON is: Notes for ABEDNEGO RICKETSON: 1800 Peru, Clinton Co, NY - 26/45 - males (2) 0/10 - females (2) 0/10, (2) 10/16, 26/45. 5. BATHSHEBA4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Oct 27, 1739 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. She married ARTHUR LIPSEY. He was born Abt. 1740 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. Notes for ARTHUR LIPSEY: In his will dated 1794 (proved 1795) of Jones County, NC, Arthur mentions: wife, Bathsheba; sons, Rasco, Ricketson, Arthur, Lemuel, and Marmaduke; and daughters, Bathsheba and Hulda. Does not mention James and Timothy. They either do not belong to Arthur or they died before 1784. Children of BATHSHEBA RICKETSON and ARTHUR LIPSEY are:
Notes for RICKETSON LIPSEY: Groom: Richitson Lipsey Description: LEPSEY, RICKETSON OF UNION DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT (MSS WILL: BOOK C, PAGE 112; ESTATE PACKET: BOX 36, PKG 23) (2 FRAMES). **I do not have this will.
Notes for ARTHUR THOMAS LIPSEY: Groom: Archew Lipsey The Reverend Arthur LIPSEY was born, probably, in North Carolina. His parents were Arthur and Bathsheba (RICKETSON) LIPSEY, and he was most likely born in Jones County, N. C. His brother, Ricketson LIPSEY, Sr. (1764, NC--1855, SC), was also a preacher. He resided in Union Co., SC. Rev. Arthur's wife was Margaret, or "Peggy" [surname not presently known](abt. 1775-1865). We believe we know two of the chidren from this marriage: Timothy R. (1796-aft. 1880) and Thomas S. LIPSEY. (1801-1863). Timothy R. LIPSEY lived much of his life in Chester. Thomas moved to Pickens County, Alabama.
Notes for MARMADUKE LIPSEY: Of Jones Co, NC.
Notes for RASCO LIPSEY: Name: Sarah Mallard
6. ABIGAIL4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1740 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. She married GEORGE Lathrop Abt. 1760 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. He was born Abt. 1745 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died in GA. Children of ABIGAIL RICKETSON and GEORGE Lathrop are:
Notes for BENJAMIN RICKETSON: Another source says: Death: 17 Jan 1845 in North Carolina 1830 Warren Co, GA - males 15/20, 20/30, 60/70; females 20/30, 30/40, 40/50 Children: Occupation: Farmer 7. MARMADUKE4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born 1741 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died Aft. 1785 in Nova Scotia. Notes for MARMADUKE RICKETSON: Marmaduke was reported by Grace W. Edes, author of William Ricketson and His Descendants provided the following history on Marmaduke: "Marmaduke Ricketson may have been born before his parents left Dartmouth. He lived for a time at Augusta, Georgia, but between 1765 and 1770 accompanied his brother to Nova Scotia, where his son was born. He and his wife separated and he returned to the South, and must have taken part in the Revolutionary struggle, for on 3rd February, 1785, he was granted 287 1/2 acres on land "On Bounty" in Franklin County for service, being certified by Colonel James McNeil, and on 29 October 1789, he was further granted 17 acres of land in Richmond County, where he had previously purchased land, as the17 acres were bounded by his own domain. In 1786, his father left him ten shillings in his will. The tradition that Marmaduke Ricketson was finally killed by the Indians in Nova Scotia is corroborated by his grandson, the late Nicodemus Boyd Ricketson of Belair, Richmond County; there he must have gone back to Annapolis County, in middle life." NAME: RICKETSON, MARMADUKE Child of MARMADUKE RICKETSON is:
8. HULDA4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Aug 14, 1742 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died Mar 18, 1820 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. She married JONATHAN WILBUR Oct 29, 1761, son of HENRY WILBUR and ABIGAIL RICKETSON. He was born Jul 7, 1741, and died 1826 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. Children of HULDA RICKETSON and JONATHAN WILBUR are:
9. TIMOTHY4 RICKETSON, JR. (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born 1745 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA, and died 1805 in Bardstown, Nelson Co, KY. He married (1) PRUDENCE FISHER Abt. 1775. She died Bef. 1790. He married (2) MARY WILKINS Abt. 1790. She was born Bet. 1765 - 1770. Notes for TIMOTHY RICKETSON, JR.: Timothy Ricketson's first wife was reportedly named Purdence with a surname of possibly Fisher. She has not been definately identified. Timothy Ricketson moved from NY to NC, and then on to Georgia before moving to Nelson Co, KY. Timothy Rickerson served in Rev. War in Captain Patrick Carr's Co. of Rangers, Burke Co, GA 1781-1782. From William Ricketson and His Descentants by Grace Williamson Edes: "He died in Kentucky. He drowned in a freshet which took place at Bardstown, where he made his final home. "His second wife, Mary Wilkins is thought by some of the descendants to have come from New Orleans." Some say that Timothy Ricketson was born in Dutchess Co, NY. His father moved from Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA to Dutchess Co, NY about 1747 it is most likely that he was born in MA. More About PRUDENCE FISHER: Name not verified. Notes for MARY WILKINS: 1810 Nelson Co, KY. Listed as Maryl Rickerson - Males: (1) 0/10, (3) 10/16. Females: (1) 0/10, (1) 10/16, (1) 16/26, (1) 26/45. In 1820 there's a Mary Richeson in Harrison Co, KY. Mary 45/+, female 16/26, male 16/26, male 10/16. In 1830 this Mary Richeson is 70/80 with on male 20/30. I think this Mary may be ours. In that case she was born 1850 - 1860 and died after 1830. Children of TIMOTHY RICKETSON and PRUDENCE FISHER are:
Notes for ABRAHAM RICKERSON: Abraham's children settled through the middle part of Georgia and possibly into Alabama. 1850 Crawford Co, GA Abraham age 66, Susannah age 58, Winfrey age 23, Nancy age 27, Narcissy age 25, Lucinda age 21, Whitfield age 20, W. (Wilkins) age 18. Notes for SUSANNAH OGLETREE: In 1860 Crawford Co, GA. Susannah is listed as "Lueuna?" may be Susana age 67. Living with her are: Narcissa 30, Lucinda 29, Winfrey 27, Whitfield 26. Next door is Wesley and his family.
Notes for JOSEPH RICKETSON: Joseph's mother was almost certainly named Purdence and her surname may have been Fisher. No other information about his mother can be found. He was the great great grandson of William Ricketson, the emigrant. William Ricketson's mother may have been Elizabeth, a widow. All the Ricketsons and Rickersons in America may have descended from this William. I have not been able to determine the origin of the Ricketson name. Joseph was born in Burke Co, GA. His grandfather, Timothy Ricketson, Sr. left a will in Richmond Co, GA in which he left 10 shillings to Timothy, Jr., Joseph's father. Some say Joseph may have been born in NC as the family seems to have been there before moving to GA. Joseph's father, Timothy Married a second time to Mary Wilkins and moved to Kentucky leaving Joseph and his other son Abraham in GA. Abraham seems to have settled through the middle part of GA while Joseph settled in the southern part known as the Wiregrass Area. Joseph's half siblings who lived in Kentucky changed their name to Rickerson. Joseph's children stayed in Wiregrass, Georgia although his grandchildren spread out from Florida to Texas. Joseph was a shoemaker and farmer. He was justice of the peace in Tatnall and Montgomery counties. Have not found any reference to Joseph being in the RV but he was certainly old enough to serve in the war of 1812. 1821 Land Lottery GA - Rabb - Snelling Joseph died before the 1820 census was taken and after Oct 15, 1818 when he witnessed a deed. Notes for SERENA FOY: Serena was previously married to Needham Arnold by whom she had one son, James Arnold. Serena's last three children were fathered by a neighbor, David Sears. Serena and David Sears were charged with adultry in the courts. The three children took the Ricketson name. *I have not seen any documentation. The information was posted on GenCircles and referenced the Home page of Johnny L. Ricketson on Genealogy.com. Serena may have been Indian. Children of TIMOTHY RICKETSON and MARY WILKINS are: iii. CATHERINE5 RICKERSON, m. JOSEPH RYON, Jan 30, 1807, Bardstown, KY. Notes for CATHERINE RICKERSON: Catherine may be the daughter of Mary Wilkins. She is mentioned in Timothy's will as Catherine Rickerson and Catherine Wilkins. Directory of Louisville, KY 1890 Marriage Notes for CATHERINE RICKERSON and JOSEPH RYON: Dickison, Catherine married to Joseph Ryan - Name would be easy to
mistake.
Notes for GEORGE LEON RICKERSON: George may have married an Indian. Apr.14 1806 appreticeship of Geo. Rickison a poor child to Nicholas Glasner to learn the art of cabinet making.
Notes for JOHN RICKERSON: 1850 Bullitt Co, KY John age 58, Elizabeth age 47, Nancy A. 22, Laura V. 18, John I. 3. 1860 Bullitt Co, KY John age 64, Elizabeth 58, John 12, George 9. 1870 Bullitt Co, KY John age 74, Elizabeth 64, George 19. Apr.14 1806 apprenticeship of John Rickison a poor child to Jacob Pratsman to learn the art of cabinet making. Kentucky Marriages. Could this be his first wife, (Unknown)?
Notes for POLLY RICKERSON: 1840 Clinton Co, KY. Polly Mason is HH. Males: 10/15. Females: 5/10, 10/15, (2) 15/20, 40/50.
Notes for CHARLES SANFORD RICKERSON: 1850 Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY - Charles age 49, Sarah A. 34, Angeline 16, Ellen 14, Sanford 12, Mary A. 6, Sarah E. 4, Sophia 2. Charles Rickerson married Mary Harris Dec. 23, 1823. Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH WAGNER: 1860 Jefferson Co, KY - Sarah head of HH age 45, Mary 16, Sarah 13, Sophia 11, Lucy 9, Timothy 7, John 5. Sophia is also listed with her sister Nellie Phillips. More About SARAH ELIZABETH WAGNER:
Notes for ABIGAIL RICKERSON: Note from Johnny L. Ricketson's web site at Genealogy.com. "The date of marriage indicates Abby was only 9 or 10 years old when she married. The date of birth was obtained by Jo Ann Hopper from the files of the Latter Day Saints files in Salt Lake Lake City, Utah. The marriage information was obtained by Johnny Ricketson from the marriage bond files in the court house at Bardstown, Kentucky. While there appears to be a discrepancy, only the date of birth is questionable. A birth date of 1793 could be possible. Abby subsequently married Thomas Hite, a merchant. " Census Records from Nelson Co, KY In 1810 Abigail is probably living at home with her mother. I believe she is the female age 16/26 which means she was born between 1784 - 1794. Have not been able to find her in 1820 In 1830 I find Abigal Manson in Nelson Co, KY. She is age 30-40. She has one male 5/10 and females: (2) 5/10 and (2) 0/5. In 1840 she may be living with Thomas Hite, Sr. He is 50/60 and wife 30/40. They have one male 20/30, 2 females 15/20, one female 5/10 and one female 0/5. 1850. Abigail Manson is 58. She has Amelia Hite age 15 living with her. James Hite age 32 and his family is living next door. Also living near-by are Cora Anderson age 23 with two sons. 1860. Ab Hite is 68. Amelia Hite age 24 and E. Mattingly are living with her. 1870 - Abigal Hite age 87. This age may be reversed - maybe it should be 78? To me it looks like John Manson died before 1830 and after 1830 she married Hite. The children may be Mansons who were adopted by Hite. Then during the 40's she divorced Thomas Hite. If he had died she probably would not have taken the name Manson again. Then before 1850 she took the name of Hite again. ANY IDEAS????????
Notes for PEGGY RICKERSON: Found an indication on the internet that Peggy Ashbrook may have lived at Helena, AR. I have not been able to find her. 10. JORDAN4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born 1746 in Dartmouth, Bristol Co, MA. Notes for JORDAN RICKETSON: In Grace W. Edes genealogy of William Ricketson and His Descendants, she describes the death of Jordan as follows: "About eight o'clock on the morning of the 18th (September, 1780) the British Troops appeared on the opposite side of the river (at Augusta, Georgia). The weakness occasioned by loss of men in the action and siege and by the desertion of those who preferred plunder to the honour and interest of their country, compelled the Americans to raise the siege and retreat about 10 o'clock, having sustained a loss of about sixty, killed and wounded; among the former were Captains Charles Jourdaine and William Martin ______; such of the Americans as were badly wouded, and not in a condition to be moved, were left in the town _____(and) fell into the hands of the enemy and were disposed of under the sanguine order of Lord Cornallis, in the following manner; - Henry Duke, John Burgamy, Scott Reeden, _____Darling, Jordan Ricketson and two youths, brothers of 17 and 15 years of age, named Glass, were all hanged." (Siege of Augusta, Georgia, by Hugh McCall, published a Savannah, 1816, Vol. II; pp 326-327. In the Will of Timothy Ricketson, Sr., the father of Jordan Ricketson, Timothy Ricketson, at the time of his death, gave to Jordain Ricketson, his grandson who is believed to be the son on Jordan\ Ricketson, all his land and stock, except that reserved for the wife of Timothy Ricketson. Child of JORDAN RICKETSON is:
11. MIRIAM4 RICKETSON (TIMOTHY3, JONATHAN2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1752 in Dutchess Co, NY. She married ABIJAH PARKER, son of OBIDIAH PARKER and HANNAH ??. He was born Mar 11, 1726/27 in Groton, MA, and died 1780. Children of MIRIAM RICKETSON and ABIJAH PARKER are:
Notes for ABIJAH PARKER: In 1880 in Onondaga Co, NY there's an Abijah Parker age 80, shoe maker, born in MA. His father was born in Nova Scotia, his mother born in Conn. His wife is Elizabeth age 83. She was born in NY as were her parents. She is afflicted with old age. They are living with daughter, Elizabeth and her husband James ?(W)astraur. Children lsited for James and Elizabeth are: Abraham 18, Miles 17, Milan 17, Harry 14. All children born in NY. **This may be the son of Abijah Parker and Lydia Balcom **. Name: Abijah Parker **Did Miriam marry a Johnson before marrying Abijah Parker?
Notes for ABEDNEGO PARKER: Ancestry.Com - Family data collection - births Ancestry.com - Family data collection - individual records
Notes for JORDAN RICKETSON: Jordan is listed in his brother, Henry's will but by the time the will was discharged in 1841 his share is assigned to his heirs. |
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