1800 Census
Russell Cemetery
Marriage Records, Bedford Co
Usry Bul No. 16 pg 3
William Usery, Blacksmith and Farmer
Tennessee has furnished to this county a number of representative men and among them might be mentioned William Usery, who was born in Bedford County, TN in 1832. He is the son of Allen and F. Elizabeth Johnson Ussery, both natives of North Carolina, and early settlers of Tennessee, to which state they migrated in pioneer times. They were members of the M.E. Church, William Usery was brought up as an agriculturist, and it was but natural that he should permanently adopt that calling as his life occupation; this he has always followed. He used his education in the common schools of Tennessee, and at the age of 18 learned the blacksmith trade, which he followed in connection with farming. In 1849 he came to St. Francis County, AR and worked at his trade for two years. He was first married in 1851 to Mrs. G. (Stephens) Fisher and one child was born to this union, Frances, who is now the wife of William A. Garvy and resides in Poinsett Co., AR. Mrs. Usery died in 1856 and in 1859 Mr. Usery selected his second wife in the person of Mrs. Roxy (Franks) Casbeer, widow of Joseph Casbeer, who was a native of Tennessee and a farmer by occupation. By her second marriage, Mrs. Usery became the mother of three children: Jerusha, widow of Frank Thiville, a farmer of St. Francis county, who died in 1886, leaving his widow and two children, Thomas and Chessley . Mrs.Usery is the daughter of Chessley and Jerusha May Franks, the former a local M.E. preacher of Tennessee. Elder Franks came to Arkansas at a very early day, and he married Miss May, a member of one of the oldest families of Northeastern Arkansas. Mrs. Usery is the 4th of eight children born to her parents, her birth occurring in St. Francis county, Ark in 1829. She spent her school days in that county, and after her marriage to Mr. Usery in 1859, they resided in St. Francis county for 13 years. Mr. Usery engaged in blacksmithing and farming. In 1872 he moved to Harrisburg and bought 460 acres of land, but has since sold some of this, and is now the owner of 300 acres adjoining the city, with about 50 acres under cultivation. He lives in the center of this, just across the corporation line. He has the best buildings, the largest orchard, bearing all kinds of fruit, and is considered one of the substantial men of the county. By his marriage were born two children: Florence, wife of a minister of the M.E. Church, and residing in Texas, and Annis, wife of George Garvey, a merchant of Harrisburg. Mr. Usery and family are members of the M.E. Church and he is a Royal Arch Mason. He is also a member of the I.O.O.F. He and his excellent wife can relate some very interesting reminiscences of early times, how timber was made with a ship saw, how the clothing and boots and shoes were made by the old settlers, and how Believer was at one time the county seat.
On 4 Dec. 1844 John Muncy entered #4890 250 acres on Barren Fork of Collins River adj. William KEEL [formerly Pleasant USSARY], BONNER, McAFEE & FINGER witnessed by ABRAHAM MUNCY. On 5 April 1842 he entered #4850 210 acres on Barren Fork of Collins River adj. B & F BROWN and USSARY'S line witnessed by Cyrus BROWN.On 13 Oct. 1851 [Bk. __ p-289/90] John Muncy purchased from ISIAH STARKEY 250 acres in Cannon County, TN for $420 located on Barren Fork Collins River adj. James USSARY WHEREON THE MILL STANDS, William TRAVIS, STARKEY'S line including a spring witnessed by William & Matilda SMOOT. On 13 October 1851 John Muncy sold to Isiah STARKEY 430 acres for $450 in Warren County, TN in Civil District 10 adjoining William KEEL [formerly Pleasant USSARY'S], BONNER, McAFEE & FINGER's line; also 250 acres BELONGING TO CALVIN NORTHCUTT being the South of D. H. BROWN. Cannon County, TN Deed Bk. K/340 on 5 Dec. 1855 he sold his son Eli Hamilton Muncy land on the Barren Fork for $225.
George C.[3] Essary. Born, circa 1833. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co., TN. Children:
Usry Bul 60:
1798: Thomas Ursery born in N.C.
June 1, 1813, Thomas Ursery enlisted in Carter Co., TN with Capt. Britton and Wood N.C. Regulars.
1813-1814: Salisbury, NC, Washington, DC, Lower Canada, Plattsburgh, Burlington. Camp Cool Springs in Washington City, Elk P?, Alabama.
Sept 1817: Discharged from Army, 18th Infantry. (farmer, 19 years old, 6'1" tall, dark complected, hazel eyes, black hair) furnished substitute. served 4 years, 82 days, released in Alabama.
Marriage Records
The Williams Cemetery Located at Milligan College
Wills:
Book 4: [David A.] Deck Usary, Wife Sarah [ Holtsclaw]. Wit. N.L. Shepherd and L.E. Clayton. Probated 16 Oct 1942.
Book 5: J. Earnest Usary Sr., 7 Oct 1963. Wife. Mammie Campbell Usary. Sons: Welburn Usary, Kenneth Usary, Searle Usary, J. Earnest Usary, Jr., and Searle Usary, exec.
Family Bible of Samuel Usary: (Usry Bul 60)
1860 US Census, Cheatham Co., TN
10th Dist.
767-755
1870 US Census, Cheatham Co., TN
10th Dist. 80-80
11th Dist. 36-36
1880 U.S. Census, Cheatham Co., TN
10th Dist 73-73
11th Dist 7-7
11th Dist 67-67
Marriage Records
Confederate Pension Application
Emily Ussery, widow of William (Dempsey?) Ussery
Confederate Pension Application
Martha J. Essary; Elbert S. Essary; No. 4290
Marriage Records
Marriage Records
Confederate Pension Application
W.C. Ursery, soldier 31st Inf; application No. 9398
City Directory, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN
1884
1885
1888
1890
Marriage Records
1841-1848-Mastin Ussery served as a Justice of the county.
1820 U.S. Census, Davidson Co.
Maston Usra , 1 male age 16-26 years; 1 females under 10; 1 females 16-26
1830 U.S. Census, Davidson Co.
Masterson Usry - 2 m 20-30; 1 m 30-40; 2 f under 5; 2 f 5-10 yrs; 1 f 20-30.
1850 U.S. Census, Davidson Co, TN
page 309- 1848 Nathan Ussery 21 m brickmason; murder
page 323 780-780
1870 US Census, Davidson Co
14th Dis. 119-124
1880 US Census, Davidson Co
14th Dist. 233-240
Pritchard-Ussery Cemetery, Davidson Co
Marriage Records
W.W. Ussery to Nora Jones license 24 May 1894; no return
1880 US Census, Dyer Co., TN
1880 US Census, Franklin Co
18th Dis. page 184: 87
Confederate Pension Applications
T.J. Usrey, soldier, 10762,Franklin Co., 17th Inf.
Contributed by Derrel Nugent
*NUGENT, MUSADORA (Dora), Born: Tn. Date: 1839 Died: Date: ???? After 1880 census. Father: John Nugent
and mother Elizabeth Neighbors. Married: Alexander Usery in Coffee Co., Tn. on Jul 6, 1864.
Born: Tn. Year: 1835
Land Records, Franklin Co
1880 Census of the Ninth Civil District (Alto) Franklin County,
Tennessee
1876 May 10, FCT Court Loose Records, Martha DOSSETT vs Milton NUGENT,
J. J. ARLEDGE DC. To the Hon. Jno. W. Williams Judge of the County
Court of FCT.
Martha DOSSETT, formerly Martha NUGENT, Jane NUGENT, Minerva NUGENT,
Alexander USERY and wife formerly Dora NUGENT, Benjamin CHERRY and wife
Elizabeth formerly Elizabeth NUGENT, citizens of FCT. Petitioners vs
Milton NUGENT and Miles TAYLOR and wife Margaret NUGENT non-residents of
the state of Tenn. Defendants.
Petitioners respectfully represent to the Court that they and the
defendants are the children and heirs at law of John NUGENT, dec'd, except
Alexander USERY, Benjamin CHERRY, and Miles TAYLOR who intermarried with
children and heirs at law of said NUGENT, who died several years ago in
FC, in testate, and seized and possessed of about 40a of land in the
9th CD of said county, and adjoining the lands of REYNOLDS, LENEHAN,
POWERS and COLSTON and being the same upon which said John NUGENT resided
at the time of his death. Petitioners charge that they are the owners
and tenants in common of said land as the hers of John NUGENT as
aforesaid. Petitioners further charge that owing to the situation of the land,
the timber, water and improvements generally it would be impossible to
partition the same equally between the owners thereof.
They therefore charge that the premises are so situated that partition
thereof cannot be made and that it would be manifestly for the
advantage of all the parties in interest et al the same should be sold for
division, instead of partitioned.... Sols.: FITZPATRICK, GREGORY & DAVIS
/s/ D.S. LONG
Receipt from Clem ARLEDGE Clk of Alx USREY the sum of $50 the full
amount of his purchase for the land in the above cause.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court from its proof of Mrs.
Elizabeth CHERRY and of the heirs, that Milton NUGENT has not been heard
from for more than 7 years, it is therefore ordered by the court, that
the clerk of this court pay his interest in the above cause to the
other heirs in equal proportion. Deposition of D.S. LONG says that there is
but 4 or 5 acres of land... thinks it should be sold...
6th Dist 117-117
Cemeteries
Lucy/Colvett/Roper Cemetery
Marriages
1830 US Census, Giles Co., TN
Peter Ussery - 1 male 15-20 yrs; 1 m 60-70 years; 1 f over 45; 1 f under 10; 2 f 16-26; 1 f 50-60
1850 US Census, Giles Co., TN
14th Dist. 41-41
16th Dist 208-208
17th Dist
6th Dist. Mortality Schedule:
208-203
1860 U.S. Census, Giles Co.
99-50
Northern Sub-Div 186-186
618-618
1870 US Census,Giles Co, TN
15th Dist. 161-161
241-241
242-242
240-240
17th Dist 133-133
1880 US Census, Giles Co.
15th Dist. 305-316
Dist. 2 : 221-222
15th Dist 138-143
5th Dist 244-246
City Directories, Chattanooga, Hamilton Co. TN
1887 Biographies of Hardeman Co. TN
John T. Low John T. Low was born June 19, 1851, two miles southwest of Saulsbury, Hardeman Co., Tenn. He is a son of E. E. and Mary A. (Aitken) Low. The father was born in Perry County, Ala., August 24, 1824, and immigrated to Hardeman County, Tenn., January, 1831, and was married September 5, 1847, to Miss Aitken, of Hardeman County, Rev. Samuel Lambeth officiating. To this union four sons were born, three of whom died in childhood. E. E. Low joined the Masonic fraternity in 1848, Berlin Lodge, No. 170, in town of Berlin, Hardeman County, and the Royal Arch Chapter and Council Masons in La Grange, Fayette Co., Tenn. September, 1854, he became a member of the Baptist Church at Rock Springs, Hardeman County, the pastor being Rev. L. Savage. September, 1855, he engaged in commercial business at Saulsbnry. He formed a copartnership with John M. and J. J. Chambers; the firm was styled E. E. Low & Co. They met with considerable success and were regarded as men of ability and integrity. J. J. Chambers was a prosperous merchant and farmer, always a true Democrat. In 1861 a company was organized and called the Saulsbury Grays. J. M. Richardson was made captain. H. A. Guynn first lieutenant, E. E. Low, second heutenant and Jesse Barden, third lieutenant. A company called the Hatchy Hunters, of Bolivar, Tenn., with R. H. Wood of that place as captain, was consolidated at Trenton, Gibson County, into the Twenty-second Tennessee Volunteers, Thomas J. Freeman as colonel of the regiment. After serving about four months Mr. Low resigned his commission as lieutenant and joined the company as a private. In the fall of 1862 the conscript law took effect and he being over thirty-five years of age was released from duty at Tupelo, Miss. He returned home. In November of the same year, while leading a quiet and peaceable life, he and several others were taken by the Federal soldiers and imprisoned at Alton, Ill. His fellow prisoners were M. M. Thurmond, T. B. Bowdon, William Gannon and T. B. Low, his brother. January, 1863, without charges or trial he was released and lived as a citizen until the following fall, when he went south with C. W. Phelps, an old comrade of the Twenty-second Regiment and enlisted in the Fourteenth Tennessee Cavalry, Col. J. J. Neely’s regiment, under command of Gen. N. B. Forrest. Mr. Low was commissary of the regiment until the latter portion of December, 1864, after the battle of Franklin, Tenn., or better known as Hood’s raid. He was taken sick near Nashville, Tenn., with pneumonia and left three or four miles north of Franklin with James P. Moore, a citizen. In March, 1865, he went to Memphis by boat, and obtained a situation as clerk for Pearce, Park & Co., at that place. In the fall of that year he entered into business at Saulsbury in partnership with J. J. Chambers, T. C. Moore and
J. D. Ussery, the firm being known as Moore, Ussery & Co. In the fall of 1866 he retired from business, devoting the remainder of his life to his family. In 1873 Saulsbury Grange was organized with E. E. Low as Master. He died July 4, 1886. He was one of a family of twenty-two brothers and sisters. His father, Thomas Low (grandfather John T.) was born in Randolph County, N.C., January 22, 1768. He immigrated to Georgia when quite young, then to Alabama, and January, 1831, came to Hardeman County, Tenn. The next year he formed a M. D. society in that county. His death occurred March 9, 1846, and the community lost a useful and esteemed resident. His father (great-grandfather of subject) was John Low; he married Charity, a sister of the distinguished Gen. John Butler and a niece of Gen. William O. Butler, a noted and gallant officer with Gen. Zachary Taylor in the Mexican war. The mother of John T. Low was born January 29, 1826, in Russellville, Ala. Her father, John Hall Aitken, was a native of Edinburg, Scotland. He immigrated to America in 1817. In 1821 he married Miss Mary F. Rutherford, of Russellville. His death occurred April, 1827. March, 1828, Mrs. Aitken, with her two children, William and Mary, and her father, Samuel Rutherford, immigrated to Hardeman County, Tenn., and settled where the town of Grand Junction now lies, or about two and a half miles south of the railroad crossing. Samuel Rutherford was born in Gochland County, Va., in 1763 and located in Russellville, Franklin Co., Ala., in 1818. John T. Low, the subject of this sketch, was raised on a farm and received such educational advantages as the average country boy and schools of that day gave, until about his nineteenth year or the close of the war. He then entered the Union University at Murfreesboro where he remained two years, returning home in 1872. He became interested in agriculture and has devoted his time to that pursuit in which he has met with prosperity. In connection with his chief pursuit he has done a portion of the surveying for Hardeman County since 1875. He is a man of the best social standing, influence and indisputable integrity. He is prominently connected with the Masonic order, being a Royal Arch Mason. His membership is at Saulsbury Lodge, No. 48. He is a stanch, true Democrat. He is an enterprising farmer, and extensive dealer in fine blooded stock and cattle. He is liberal and always ready to assist all charitable institutions or worthy and beneficial enterprises. He was married in Texas, December 23, 1874, to Josie Guy, the only daughter of Dr. J. H. and Ranie (Carlton) Guy. Mrs. Low was born December 5, 1856, in Haywood County, Tenn. To this union four children have been sent: Willie Carlton, born November 14, 1876; Ranie Mary, born October 10, 1877; Johnnie T., born June 14, 1881, and departed this life January 5, 1885; Josie Irene, born October 14, 1885. Mr. and Mrs. Low are devoted and exemplary members of the Missionary Baptist Church. Mr. Low joined in 1868.
MISC. WARRANTS - 1870
Miscellaneous Pay Requests:
Taxes Due 1 July 1889 Hardeman County, TN.
Marriages
Marriages:
Elizabeth Ann Ussery Will filed in Hardeman Co., TN, but administered in Tunica Co., MS County Court, 6 Nov. 1899
Land Deed Records
Cemetery Records
Antioch Cemetery
Velma Frankie Ursery dau. of A.F. & V.C. July 14, 1928
Bailey Cemetery
Grand Junction Cemetery
Hickory Valley Cemetery
Nancy C., Wife of Cannon Smith Born Feb 28, 1811 Died Feb. 21 1856
Middleburg Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sarah R. Mashburn, wife of R.W. Ussery Dec. 10, 1865 Mar 19, 1905
Parker Cemetery
PARKER, ALICE USSERY MARCH 12, 1873-APRIL 26, 1956 Wife of Polk Parker
Parker, Polk 1 Aug 1871-5 Dec 1951 h/o Mary Alice Ussery Parker
PROSPECT CME CHURCH CEMETERY
Brown, Daisy Ussery 17 Dec 1889-6 May 1965
Union Cemetery
Williams, Henry Elihu 1857-1930 h/o Johnnie D. Ussery Williams
Ussery Cemetery
Welcom Ussery Cemetery near Spring Creek:
West Memorial (formerly Vaughn) Cemetery
Wood Cemetery
1840 US Census, Hardeman Co., TN
1850 US Census, Hardeman Co., TN
341-341
358-358
704-704
324-324
1860 U.S. Census, Hardeman Co, TN:
544-523
588-563
589-564
District No. 9, July; page 196
District. No. 11, 13 Aug 1860, page 217; near Middleton
1870 U.S. Census, Hardeman Co, TN:
District No. 6, Bolivar, 31 Aug.; page 195
District No. 7, 26 Aug; page 197
3-3
District No. 8, 20 Aug; page 197
102-102
108-108
District No. 9; 9 Sept.; page 227
District No. 11, 4 July; page 244
District No. 17; 12 Aug.; page 334
1880 US Census, Hardeman Co., TN
District 1; 7 June; page 371
District 1; 26 June; page 385; town of Saulsbury
District 1; Soundex 13-53-48
District 6; Soundex 13-64-41-16
District 7; Soundex 58-5-5; 2 and 3 June ; page 474
District 7; Soundex 13-58-6-45
District 9; 14 June; page 482
District 7; 3 June; page 474; Soundex 13-58-6-9
Disrict 11; Soundex 13-60-17-21
Name State County Location Page Year Age Sex Age Ranges Census Type
Ussery, Samuel TN ANDERSON CO. 1805 TAX LIST
Ussery, William TN ANDERSON CO. 1805 TAX LIST
Cemetery
Ursey, Rebecca S. 19 Aug 1853-26 May 1873
Ursey, Wiley J. 1 May 1826-15 Apr 1900
Ursey, Adaline 30 Nov 1825 - 22 Feb 1880
ii. Nancy E. Essary. Born, circa 1835. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co.,
TN.
iii. John Essary. Born, circa 1838. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co., TN.
iv. James Essary. Born, circa 1840. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co.,
TN.
v. Delia Essary. Born, circa 1842. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co.,
TN.
vi. Zelda Essary. Born, circa 1845. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co.,
TN.
vii. Andrew J. Essary. Born, circa 1847. Census: 1850, in Carroll
Co., TN.
viii. Betsy A. Essary. Born, circa 1850. Census: 1850, in Carroll Co.,
TN.
Samuel Usary and Laura Pritchard married August 17, 1922
Samuel Usary and [Rachel Eddie Row McInturff] Eddie McInturff married Jan 14, 1895
Samuel Usary and Hester Brown married March 24, 1929
Earnest Usary and Hattie Butler married Dec. 24, 1915
Eddie Usary was born May 26, 1860
Taylor McInturff was born June 21, 1886
Joseph Earnest Usary was born Aug 3, 1896
Ollie Mae Usary was born May 17, 1900
Montie Usary was born August 12, 1904
Infant son born August 6, 1903
Wayne Usary was born November 23, 1916 (20?)
Charlie McInturff died July 4, 18??
Eddie Usary died Nov 27, 19??
Samuel Usary died May 15, 1937
William (F.) Usry 29 m farmer TN 350 Sarah (Osborne) Usry 26 f TN William T. Usry 6 m TN Mary E. Usry 1 f TN
763-751
Martin (Mastin?) Ussery 59 m farming 7000/7000 NC E. Ussery 55 f TN S.T. Ussery 20 m 250 TN John J. Ussery 20 m TN M.A. Ussery 16 f TN
Wm. F Ussery 38 m farming 650 TN S.A. Ussery 37 f TN Wm. T Ussery 16 m TN M.E. Ussery 11 f TN E. H. Ussery 3 f TN
Jerman? Ursery 29 m w farmer TN Margret Ursery 33 f w TN Susan Ursery 13 f w TN Sterlin Ursery 12 m w TN Robert Ursery 10 m w TN Alexander Ursery 9 m w TN Lee Ursery 7 m w TN William Ursery 5 m w TN James Ursery 3 m w TN Martha Ursery 5/12 f w TN
Willis Ussery 43 m m farmer TN Catharine Ussery 18 f b TN Hester Ussery 9 f b TN Samuel Ussery 7 m b TN
Fulghum James w m 58 husband; merchant TN NC VA Fulghum Mary Ann (Ussery) w f 36 wife TN NC TN Fulghum James T w m 14 son, school TN TN TN Fulghum Theopelus w m 12 son, school TN TN TN Fulghum Sallie w f 8 dau, TN TN TN Fulghum Nannie G w f 7 dau, TN TN TN Fulghum Willie P w f 4 dau, TN TN TN Fulghum John A. w m 1 son TN TN TN Ussery John w m 39 bro-in-law TN TN TN
Adkisson, Lucy b f 50 VA VA VA Osborn Nancy b f 19 servant TN TN TN Usury Henry b m grandson TN TN TN
Usury Riley b m 60 laborer TN TN TN Usury Patience b f 50 wife TN TN TN Usury Tisha b f 17 dau TN TN TN Usury George b m 9 son TN TN TN
Mary Ann Esary; W.E. Essary; No. 7532
Ussery, James, works TN Mfg. Co.
Ussery, Katie
Ussery, N.
Ussery, James
Ussery, Katie Miss
Ursery, G.G.
Ursury, Gilbert G.
Ursury, Wane
1. William Gill born 28 feb 1835
2. Henry Gill born 13 oct 1836
3. Emily Jane Gill born 10 Aug 1838
4. Elizabeth GILL born 26 jul 1840
5. Mathew Cooper Gill Born 23 Jan 1842 died in Oregan married Nancy E. Howell
6. Sarah Ann Gill born 9 Aug 1843
7. Milly Cornelia Gill born 21 Sep 1845
8. John R. M. Gill born 1847
9. Samuel Gill born 22 May 1849
10. Mary Gill born 25 Jun 1852
11. Franklin Gill born 31 Aug 1854
see family record
Mastin Ussery 50 m farmer 2500/1800 NC Elizabeth (Fowler) Ussery 47 f TN Sterling Ussery 25 m TN Elizabeth Ussery 20 f TN Minerva Ussery 18 f TN Samuel Ussery 16 m TN Nancy Ussery 14 f TN Eliza Ussery 11 f TN John Ussery 10 m TN Mary Ussery 8 f TN Thomas Ussery 4 m TN
(see 1880)Usery Samuel 35 m w farmer TN Usery Nannie 26 f w TN Usery Ida 7 f w TN Usery Lela 3 f w TN Usery Maggie 2/12 f w TN
Ursery S.F. w m 43 farmer TN TN TN Ursery Nannie w 34 wife TN TN TN Ursery John w 14 son TN TN TN Ursery Maggie w 10 dau TN TN TN Ursery William w 8 son TN TN TN Ursery Enoch w 6 son TN TN TN Ursery Narcissa w 2 dau TN TN TN
Ussery William 24 m w farmer TN Ussery Fanny 24 f w TN Ussery Isic 1/12 m w TN Ussery Mark 18 m w TN
(names were not clear on the census!)Graves Noah w m 34 NC NC NC Ussery Elizabeth w f 64 mother NC NC NC Ussery Jackson w m 24 brother NC NC NC Ussery Rebecca J. w f 19 dau NC TN TN Ussery Henry w m 21 brother NC NC NC
Thomas Ursy 25 m road hand TN Nancy Ursy 29 f
AL Martha I Ursy 5 f AL Eliza Ursy 3 f TN Margaret C. Ursy 3/12 TN Mary A. Suggs 10 f AL
Ersery Mary w f 33 cook AL NC NC Ersery Nancy w 16 dau; nurse TN TN ? Ersery Henry w m 5 son TN TN AL
*A. Ussery, soldier, 4850, Franklin Co, 17th Inf
Note: Records show Alexander Usery was in the civil war in Company D, Unit 17
Tennessee Infantry as a Private. Confederate Pension Applications . A. Ussery, soldier, 4850, Franklin Co, 17th Inf
*Ussery George 64 m w farmer TN Ussery Eliza 22 f w keep house TN Ussery Mary 15 f w farm labor TN
*This George Ussery is the same man listed in the 1850-1860 Madison Co., TN Census and 1880 Henderson Co., TN Census in the Tettleton Household.
Usery Jennie? 26 w farmer TN
Usery Mary? 27 w TN Usery Lucy? 3 w TN Usery Tillman 1 m w TN
Location: Hwy 64W; right into Campbellsville Rd; left on Factory Creek Rd; right on Anderson Creek Rd.[Also listed in the Maury Co., TN page]
William Usrey 54 m farmer 2000 NC Rebecca Usrey 48 f NC Joseph Usrey 24 m 600 TN Rebecca Usrey 20 f TN William Usrey 18 m TN Ibbin Usrey 16 m TN Anness Usrey 14 f TN Hester Usrey 11 f TN Sophronia Usrey 8 f TN Francis Usrey 6 f TN Sarah Usrey 5 f TN Eliza Usrey 2 f TN John Sutton 16 m TN
Frances Ursery 50 f NC Mary A. Ursery 13 f TN
See Hutchen Ussery
Daniel G. Ursery 36 m farmer 2000 TN Mary (Doggett) Ursery 30 f TN Mary A. Ursery 17 f TN William T. Ursery 14 m TN Paralee Ursery 12 f TN Gilbert Ursery 9 m TN Celia V. Ursery 7 f TN Peter Ursery 5 m TN John Ursery 2/12 m TN
Clarinda Ursery 2 f born TN died March
Mastin Usery 29 m TN Sarah Usery 21 f TN Frances A. Usery 4 f TN James W. Usery 2 m TN William L. Usery 3/12 TN Francis Usery 50 f mother NC Margaret Usery 13 f TN
In 1851 he moved to Texas
Daniel G. Ursery 45 m farmer TN Mary (Doggett) Ursery 46 f TN Mary A. Ursery 27 f TN William T. Ursery 24 m TN Celia B. Ursery 17 m TN Paralee Ursery 22 f TN Gilbert Ursery 19 m TN Peter J Ursery 15 m TN John B. Ursery 9 TN Fredella Ursery 7 f TN Clarinda Ursery 5 f TN Puss Ursery 6/12 f TN J Flemming 22 m school teacher TN
Frances Usry 66 f farming 5000/2000 NC
William Usry 63 m farming 4500/1500 NC
Rebecca Usry 58 f NC Frances Usry 16 f TN Sarah P Usry 14 f TN Eliza Usry 12 f TN E.R Usry 26 m TN
Francis Ussery 80 f NC
Gilbert H. Ussery 29 m w farmer and sawyer TN Calpernia J. Ussery 28 f w TN Ardena Ussery 7/12 Oct w TN
Ussery Daniel 33 m w works on sawmill VA Ussery Julia 29 f w TN Ussery Caroline 9 f w TN Ussery Mary J. 15 f w TN Ussery William 13 m w TN Ussery Jerrie T. 11 m w TN Ussery Cornelia 7 f w TN Ussery Sophia A. 4 f w TN Ussery Tavia 3 f w TN Ussery Richmond G. 3/12 m Feb. w TN Ussery Joseph B 3/12 m Feb. w TN
Stokes Thomas J. 59 m w stonemason VA Stokes Nancy J 31 f w TN Stokes Mary F 14 f w TN Stokes Richard H. 12 m w TN Stokes Jeremiah C. 9 m w TN Stokes Martha A 7 f w TN Stokes Sarah E. 4 f w TN Stokes T.N. 3 m w TN
Daniel G. 55 m w farmer 1800/640 TN Ussery Mary 57 f w TN Ussery ? Dolly 15 f w TN Ussery ? Jennie 13 f w TN Ussery ?Ellen 11 f w TN
Daniel G. 65 m w farmer TN NC NC Ussery Mary 67 f w TN NC NC Ussery Ellen 21 f daughter w TN TN TN Ussery Ardeena 11 f granddaughter w TN TN TN Ussery w TN
Ursery Patric b m 47 farming TN VA VA Ursery Sylva b f 45 wife TN TN TN
Edwards Booker b m 60 farming VA VA VA Edwards Nancy mu f 50 wife TN TN TN Ursry Adeline mu f 23 daughter TN TN TN Ursry Aphrum mu m 4/12 Feb
Ursery John M w m 36 farmer TN NC NC Ursery Lodusta J. w f 26 wife AL NC TN Ursery Tillman Bw m 3 son TN TN AL Ursery Roseanna w f 2 daughter TN TN AL Owens Annie M w f 46 mother-in-law TN Owens Nancy A. w f 17 dau. of last marriage Owens George W. w m 14 son of last marriage Owens Andrew J. w m 10 son of last marriage
1882 William H. Usery, atty 1884 Miss Daisey B. Usrey Elbert F. Usrey John L. Usrey, Police 1885 John L. Usrey Mollie Usrey 1886 John L. Usrey 1887 Jefferson Usrey, teamster John Usrey, policeman John Usrey, Jr., trimmer Narcissa J. Usrey, widow, Wm. William Usrey 1888 Albert F. Usrey, bdr Jeff Usrey, wks lbr co. John C. Usrey John L. Usrey, policeman Mrs. N.J. Usrey Thomas J. Usrey, drayman William W. Usrey 1889 Jefferson Usrey John C. Usrey, saloon John L. Usrey, barkeeper Mrs. Mary Usrey Preston Usrey, col. 1890 Jeff Usrey, cab driver John Usrey, saloon John C. Usrey Mrs. Mary M. Usrey, seamstress 1891 Jefferson Usrey, cab driver John C.Usrey, saloon John L. Usrey, barkeeper Mrs. Mary M. Usrey, seamstress 1892 Jeff Usrey, cab driver John Usrey, saloon John L. Usrey, barkeeper 1894 James L. Usrey, clerk John C. Usrey, policeman Thomas J. Usrey, laborer 1895 John C. Usrey, laborer John L. Usrey, laborer Thomas J. Usrey, driver
Fleming & Ussery 11 Oct 1869 J.C.H. Ammons 1.26 30 Sep 1870 160
Fleming & Ussery 11 Dec 1869 James W. Scoggins 8.26 29 Sep 1870 160
Fleming & Ussery 31 Jan 1870 M.D. Webb 150 23 Jan 1870 161
Fleming & Ussery 31 Jan 1870 J.M. Fields 150 23 Feb 1870 161
Fleming & Ussery 31 Jan 1870 J.M. Miller 150 13 Sep 1871 161
Fleming & Ussery 29 Jan 1870 William Harris 31.4 14 Nov 1870 165
Fleming & Ussery 31 Jan 1870 Jo Vandergriff 37.96 30 Sep 1870 166
Fleming & Ussery 31 Jan 1870 Hal Harris 14 Feb 1870 166
Fleming & Ussery 3 Feb 1870 G.P. McClenton 41.85 30 Sep 1870 166
Fleming & Ussery 10 Feb 1870 E.H. Dorris 106.52 16 Feb 1870 167
Fleming & Ussery 19 Feb 1870 Frank Pirtle colo 18.19 30 Sep 1870 168
Fleming & Ussery Nov 1868 M.R. Dickens 1.85 16 Apr 1870 175
Fleming & Ussery 21 Dec 1868 Scott, M.G. 89.2 18 Apr 1870 177
Doyle, Robert Vs. Hammons, William H., Ussery, B.F., 30 Dec 1871 114.9 Duncan, S.H., Mashburn, J.E.
Ussery, John D. 1770.00 16 Oct 1884 Repairs on levees & roads
Ussery, R.C. 9.00 26 Jul 1884 Jury duty July term
Ussery, N.R. Saulsbury
Usery Noah R Dec 1852 Beavers Martha Jane
Usher William Jan 1835 Hawkins N C
Ussery A J Jan 1866 Reeves Mary C
Ussery Cullen Oct 1915 Bryant Leila
Ussery F P Oct 1864 Biebers M A
Ussery Henry Jan 1886 Rivers Millie
Ussery Jack Mar 1881 Wood Vira
Ussery Jack Dec 1918 Scott Mamie
Ussery Joe Dec 1873 Moore Siney
Ussery John D Feb 1848 Baily Elizabeth
Ussery L Jan 1889 Shearin Octavia
Ussery Lester Apr 1924 Van Rubie
Ussery M C Nov 1873 Todd Jennie
Ussery Nat Dec 1881 McCarter Lucy
Ussery Pat Feb 1840 Pullum Alsa
Ussery R C Jan 1877 Clifft Susan A
Ussery R W Mar 1884 Mashburn Sallie
Ussery V C Jun 1926 Williams Viola
Ussery W H C Sep 1865 Beavers Angeline Ussery W R Jul 1889 Rossom Carrie Ussery West Feb 1881 Jordan Julia
Williams, Johnnie D. Ussery 18 Sep 1859-22 Mar 1899 w/o Henry Elihu Williams
(Husband and wife; son of Mastin Ussery
Mastin Ussery 1 m 5-10; 1 m 30-40; 2 f 0-5; 1 f 5-10; 1 f 20-30
Benjamin Essary 1m 0-5; 1 m 20-30; 1 f 20-30
Welcome Ussery 2 m 10-15; 1 m 30-40; 1 f 30-40
258-258
John D. Usery 22 m overseer NC Elizabeth Usery 17 f NC Elvira Usery 1 f TN
Mastin Ussery Ussery 41 m farmer 1000 NC (Mary) Catherine Ussery 37 f NC Nancy* Ussery 15 f TN Amanda Ussery 14 f TN Delita? Ussery 12 f TN Tabitha Ussery 9 f TN William Ussery 9 m TN (Andrew) Jackson Ussery 8 m TN Fredrick Ussery 4 m TN Eliza Ussery 2 f TN Stephen Dudley 48 m carpenter IA
*one record says Mary; Their other child NOAH is found below at 324-324
Welcome Ussery 42 m farmer 3500 NC Henrietta A. Ussery 44 f NC Francis Marion Ussery 20 m NC Sarah Ussery 11 f TN William Ussery 9 m TN James Ussery 7 f TN Frankland Fambert 22 m teacher MO
Person Ussery 31 m farmer NC Ailsey (mn Pulliam) Ussery 29 f NC Sarah Ussery 10 f MS? Nancy Ussery 6 f TN William Ussery 5 m TN Lucy Ussery 4 f TN Wesley Ussery 1 m TN
1235-1235
Benjamin Esery 38 m farmer; 800 TN Elizabeth Esery 34 f NC Thomas Esery 10 m TN William Esery 6 m TN Mary Esery 5 f TN Martha Esery 3 f TN George Esery 1 m TN
(1853 married Martha Jane Reaves; See Hardeman Co. Marriages)Noah Ussery 15 m blacksmith N.C. TN
District No. 7; 16 July 1860; pg 187
542-521
(This is Welcome Ussery's family)
Henrietta Usry 50 f 10,000/19,000 NC Wm. C Usry 19 m TN Mary E. Usry 16 f TN James S. Usry 15 m TN Nancy Hagan 16 f NC Gerald Daughtery 24 m TN
Usry B.F. 34 m potter NC Usry Harriett 35 f NC Usry Mary C. 12 f Alabama Usry Mortina 9 f Alabama Usry Morrison? Alabama Usry Adolphus D. 7 m Alabama Usry Samantha 5 f Alabama Usry Ellen L. 5 f Alabama
(Widow of Masten Ussery; see 1850; children's names are spelled differently)
Katherine Usry 49 f 1000/800 NC Amanda A. Usry 21 f TN Lebrettra (Talitha?) Usry 18 f TN William Usry 18 m TN Andrew J. (Jackson) Usry 16 m TN Fredrick A. Usry 14 m TN Maston F. Usry 9 m TN Robert C. Usry 5 m TN
Noah Usry 26 m. carriage repairer; 800 NC Martha (Jane Beavers) Usry 26 f GA Mary B. Usry 4 f TN Adolphus N. Usry 1 m TN
675-645
G.D. Usry 32 m 5000/18000 NC Elizabeth Usry 29 f NC Eloria Usry 11 f TN Matilda Usry 8 f TN Louvenia Usry 6 f TN Bettie Usry 4 f TN Johney Usry 1 f TN
1235-1235
Benjamin Essery 48 m farmer TN Elizabeth Essery 44 f NC Thomas Essery 20 m TN William V Essery 15 m TN Mary A. Essery 14 f TN Martha J Essery 12 f TN Abner F. Essery 8 m TN David C. Essery 3 m TN
District No. 1, 8 Sept/ page 105
49-49
Esry George 50 m b MS Esry Cass 25 f b TN Esry L.V. 4 f b TN Esry George 2 m b TN
133-152
Fenwick M.J. 35 f w MS Ussery Lou 15 f w TN Ussery Billy 13 w TN Ussery Johnny 9 w TN
Usery Bonner 75 m b GA
92-97
Usery Catherine 56 f w 500/400 NC
Usery Maston 18 m w TN Usery Robert 15 m w TN Webster Francis 27 f w TN Webster John A. 8 m w TN
About 1871, it appears that B.F. Ussery and his family moved from Tennessee to Yalbusha County, Mississippi and located about five miles southeast of Water Valley. B.F. farmed and operated a pottery where he made pots, churns, etc. It seems that many members of his family participated in the same skill. See the letter his father Robert wrote to Mastain!
Usery B.F. 43 m w 500/500 NC Usery Harriette 46 f w NC Usery Harriette 16 f w Alabama Usery Martha 16 f w Al Usery D.P.? 15 m w Al Usery Samantha 13 f w AL Usery Ellen 10 f w AL Usery Benjamin 8 m w Tenn.
Usery, James 24 m w farmer; 1000/350 TN Usery Arminda 22 f w GA Usery Claria 4 f w MS Usery Eva M. 2 f w TN Rodgers, Nancy 42 f w GA
72-72
Usery John 43 m w farmer; 9000/1000 NC Usery Elizabeth 40 f w TN Usery Matilda 18 f w TN Usery Lavinia 16 f w TN Usery Elisabeth 14 f w TN Usery Johnny 11 w TN Usery Ralph 7 m w TN Usery Dick 3 m w TN
10-10
Essary Benj. 58 m w farmer 2000/800 TN Essary E.G. 53 f w NC Essary A.F. 18 m w TN Essary M.A. 22 f w TN Essary G.C. 15 m w TN Essary D.C. 13 m w TN Essary W.L. 25 m w TN Essary J.P. 19 f w TN
122-125
Usery Emily 38 f b farm laborer; 100 TN Usery Charlotte 19 f b TN Usery Elias 18 m b TN Usery Ellen 16 f b TN Usery Liddy 15 f b TN Usery J.W. 10 m b TN Usery G.R. 8 f b TN
Reeves Reuben b m 30 farmer Reeves Lucy b f 25 Usry Sally b f 50 MS MS MS Usry Henry b m 25 MS MS MS
326
Usery N.R. w m 45 magistrate NC NC NC Usery H.M. w f 25 wife NC? NC NC Usery Lee H. w m 21 son TN NC NC Usery W.R. w m 14 son TN NC NC Usery S.A. w f 11 dau TN NC NC
Usery Zilpha b f 45 TN Usery Molly b 15 dau TN Usery Mead b 10 son TN Usery Leon b 5 dau TN
242-263
Usery Jackson w m 35 TN NC NC Usery Mary C. w f 32 wife TN TN NC Usery Mary A. w f 7 dau TN TN TN Usery Minnie S. w f 4 dau TN TN TN
41-41
Ussery Bob w m 26 TN Ussery Sue w f 34 wife TN Ussery Oscar w m 8/12; Oct son TN
48-50
Ussery William w m 38 TN NC NC Ussery Anga w f 34 wife TN Ussery Lewis w m 11 son TN Ussery Anna w f 9 dau. TN Ussery Kittie w f 7 dau TN Ussery Bobbie w m 2 son TN
184-190
*Ussery John D. w m 52 farmer NC NC NC Ussery Elisabeth (Ann Elizabeth Bailey) w f 40 wife NC NC NC Ussery Rafe w m 17 son; at sch. TN NC NC Ussery Hank w m 13 son; at sch TN NC NC
*(son of Welcome Ussery and Henrietta Webb)
43-44
Ussery Mack w m 29 TN NC NC Ussery Hennie w f 23 wife TN Ussery Jack w m 4 son TN Ussery Lissie w f 2 dau TN
Kees Melia Usery John b f 9
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