Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Matthews / Conner / Covey / Salts [Solt] Family History - Person Sheet
Birth PlaceBrunswick County, Virginia
Death Date1847595 Age: 79
Death PlaceJackson County, Alabama
Burial PlaceCumberland Cemetery on Little Crow Creek, Jackson County, Alabama595
FatherWilliam MATTHEWS , M (1740-<1804)
MotherSusannah READ , F (1742-1811)
Spouses
1Elizabeth HARDY595,612,611, F
Birth Date11 Feb 1771595
Birth PlaceBrunswick County, Virginia
Death Date8 Dec 1834595 Age: 63
Death PlaceJackson County, Alabama
FatherRichard HARDY , M
MotherMary “Molly” MATTHEWS , F (-1801)
ChildrenNancy Ann “Anna” , F (1792->1851)
William Jasper “Billie” , M (ca1797-<1870)
Susannah S. , F (1798-1859)
Jeremiah "Jerry" , M (1800-1845)
Arthur H. , M (1804-1862)
Elizabeth , F (1805-1872)
James A. , M (1809-1849)
Notes for James MATTHEWS
James and his family lived in Hawkins County, Tennessee before moving to Jackson County, Alabama.
1816 - On May 29, 1816 James Matthews bought 50 acres in Caney Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee for $100.613
1817 - On February 20, 1817 James sold the 50 acres—including the place where he currently lived—in Caney Valley for $600.614
1820 - They traveled via flatboat from Hawkins County around 1820 and settled in the Little Coon area of Jackson Co., AL.595
1822 - On December 14, 1822 James Matthews of Jackson County, Alabama sold 60 acres in Hawkins County on the north side of the Holston River in Caney Valley.615
1830 - In 1830 James owned six slaves. James and Elizabeth are both buried in the Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery on Little Crow Creek -- three limestone boxed graves in a row.611
1850 - James is not listed on the 1850 Jackson County, Alabama census.595
1816 - On May 29, 1816 James Matthews bought 50 acres in Caney Valley, Hawkins County, Tennessee for $100.613
1817 - On February 20, 1817 James sold the 50 acres—including the place where he currently lived—in Caney Valley for $600.614
1820 - They traveled via flatboat from Hawkins County around 1820 and settled in the Little Coon area of Jackson Co., AL.595
1822 - On December 14, 1822 James Matthews of Jackson County, Alabama sold 60 acres in Hawkins County on the north side of the Holston River in Caney Valley.615
1830 - In 1830 James owned six slaves. James and Elizabeth are both buried in the Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery on Little Crow Creek -- three limestone boxed graves in a row.611
1850 - James is not listed on the 1850 Jackson County, Alabama census.595