Southern Migration of Hulsey Family

 

Charles Hulsey II (Abt 1725 - 1792) History Sheet

 

The Hulsey, Head and Huff Families of North Georgia.

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The Hulsey Family - Charles Hulsey II

Charles Hulsey II
Second Generation, Direct Ancestor; Born: About 1721 in Goochland, VA; Died: 1793 in Greenville Dist., SC
Married: 1752 in Goochland, VA
Hannah Witt
Born: 1730 in Halifax, Halifax Co., VA; Died: 1805 in Franklin Co., GA

Origin:
He was born about 1721-1722 to Charles Hulsey and Savannah.

His father died in 1722 or before, willing a 100 ac. tract to John Webb, apparently for the support of Charles II. His mother inherited a second tract of 85 acres, both tracts being in Goochland, VA.

Nearing her death, his mother repurchased the Charles Webb tract and deeded a total of 200 acres to Charles II “for love and affection” in 1729. “Susannah Hulsey of St James Parish, Goochland co, for love and affection, to her son Charles Hulsey, land on lower side of upper branch of Beaver Dam Creek, 200 acres with all houses, etc. Wit: John Webb, Joseph Ashlin.”

Early Life:

It is unknown where Charles II spent his minority. During his majority he was closely associated with the Webb, Witt, Matlock, Estes and Chandler families over his lifetime. His and John Webb's 200 acre property was cited as being excluded from a deed uttered on Apr. 20, 1836. (This and following real estate transactions posted on Ancestry by Stan Coker.) On May 18, 1743 he sold an undescribed property to Tucker Woodson.

His first child, James Junnius, was born of Hanna Witt in 1754. His marriage to Hannah Witt, daughter of John Witt, was recorded in the Douglas Register on Jan. 2, 1756 and his second child, Charles III, was born on July 2, 1756 according to the same Register.

The Migrations:

The Albemarle Co., VA Deed Records refer to his owning land adjacent to land purchased from William Moore by Nathan Barrett on Sept. 10, 1762. This property is now within Fluvanna Co., VA., adjacent to Goochland Co.

At some point between 1760 and 1766, he moved to the Halifax Co. (later Pittsylvania Co.) area of Virginia. (Actually across the NC line in Surry Co. The boundary was indefinite when he relocated.) The Witt family and the Matlock family moved to the same area during the same period. Note: The Witt family had been resident in Halifax Co. before moving to Goochland Co.

NC, Surry Co. Tax List 1774, John Deatherage's List: Charles Hulsey, SR., Charles Hulsey, Jr. Dan River adjacent James Hulsey...
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Burke Co. NC Land Records, 1778, # 1049, p 344: Charles Haedeley (Hulsey), 200 ac., on John's River below James Jaddley's entry, both sides of River, down for complement. Entered Nov 17, 1778. warrant ordered. Transferred to Benjamin Akins. Note: This transaction may have been by Charles II or Charles III.

In 1779, a Charles Hulsey gave bond in Burke Co., NC in two court cases.

SC, Greenville Co., Dec. 17, 1791: Will of William Stone. Witness: Michael Henderson, Charles (his X mark) Hudlesly (Hulsey).

Greenville Co. Deed Records, Mar 9, 1790: Charles Hudlsley (Hulsey) bought from Thomas Lewis land in Greenville Co. SC. (Note: The acreage and price is not given in the Ancestery.com posting.)

The 1790 Census does not list Charles Hulsey II. James, Charles III, Adonjah and Adler Hulsey are listed in the 1790 Census in Greenville Co., SC under the name “Hulsea.”

SC, Greenville Co., Dec 10, 1792: Petition to State Legislature. Request to alter order regarding county courts. Signed by …, Charles Hulsey (III), Charles Hulsey, Sr. (II), Adjoniah Hulsey, Asa (Adler) Hulsey,.......

7 June, 1793, 8 June 1793, Greenville Co., SC Registry of Deeds, Book C, Page 268: From James (Junius) Hulsey, Charles Hulsey (III), Adonijah Hulsey, Jesse (Sr.) and Adler Hulsey, heirs of the late Charles Hulsey (II) (Note: The name used was “Hudlesley” in all instances.) to Michael Henderson for “50 pounds current, 100 acres more or less, formerly Granted to Charles Hulsey (II), now deceased, from Thomas Lewis on Mountain Creek of the Saluda River,” adjoining John Mattlock, Charles Estes and Michael Henderson. Witness: David Henderson, John Henderson. Signed: By above five Grantors using the name “Hudlesley” and signing “His X Mark.” Note: No mention was made of Parthenia Hulsey or Elizabeth Hulsey, the daughters of Charles Hulsey II.

Commentary and Conclusions:

Charles II was closely associated with the John Witt family until about 1778. He and the Witt family moved to the Halifax Co. VA – Surrey Co., NE area at the same time.

Charles II was closely associated with the John Matlock family from Goochland Co., VA to Greenville Co. SC. John Matlock was a brother-in-law, marrying Nancy Witt, the sister of Hanna Witt. Charles II's land in Greenville Co. SC was adjacent to John Matlock and Charles Estes, the father of Joshua Estes who married Elizabeth Hulsey.

He was functionally illiterate but took care to record his property transactions. He apparently was careful with his assets, having sufficient funds to purchase several properties over his lifetime.

There is some variance between the location of the births of his later children and the real estate records. The place of birth of his children has been changed to reflect Charles II's residence.

From 1766 until his death in 1792, his family was closely associated with the Cherokee, living close to the Indian boundary. Both sons and grandsons formed spouseless relationships with possibly Cherokee women. (During this period ministers would not marry a Cherokee to a white person.)

Charles II is not shown as serving in the Revolutionary War but Burke Co., NC was actively raided by the Cherokee during the period. (Two of his sons, James and Jesse, are listed as serving.) Burke Co., together with the adjacent Watauga communities of now TN, served as a refuge for families from SC and GA. The threat of British Major Ferguson to pacify Burke Co. and the Watauga communities led directly to the Kings Mountain Battle. Burke Co. Militia solders fought at both Kings Mountain and Cowpens, but there is no listing of Hulsey family members at either battle.

Charles Hulsey II is shown by the DAR as a Patriot Ancestor based on his supplying the Army and his sworn Oath of Allegiance.


The Charles Hulsey II Migration:

1722-1762 approx: Goochland Co. VA. Age: 0-38
1760 approx.-1766: Albemarle Co. VA. Age 38-43
1766-1778: Halifax Co. VA and Surrey Co., NC. Age: 43-56
1778-1788: Burke Co. NC. Age: 56-66
1789-1792: Greenville Co. SC. Age: 66-70

The family generally stayed together during the migration of Charles Hulsey II. When one family member moved, the siblings moved at the same time or shortly thereafter.

 

Adonijah "Donny Hulsey, My James J Hulsey's brother

 
Adonijah “Donney” Hulsey
1763-1827
 
Donney was born in Albemarle County, Virginia where his father Charles Hulsey II resided at that time. He was of English ancestry. During his life he used the name "Donley" or "Donney," as did one of his sons.
 
Early Life:
He moved with his father to Halifax County, Virginia and Surrey County, North Carolina. His family moved to Burke County, North Carolina by 1778. He was illiterate his entire life, signing with a mark. He is not shown as owning property in Burke County, North Carolina, Greenville County, South Carolina or Jackson (later Hall) County, Georgia until 1815. Many deeds were not recorded in North Carolina, South Carolina or Georgia during this period.
 
He is not shown as serving in the Revolutionary War as two of his brothers did. He probably served in the informal local militia during times of Indian raids.
 
It appears he married Sarah Arminda Cargill / Cargle about 1785. Their first son, Dempsey, was born the following year in Burke County, North Carolina.
 
The family moved to Greenville County, South Carolina by 1790 where he was reported in the 1790 Census with 3 sons under the age 16, 1 male over the age 16 and 2 females. In 1793, he signed as an heir in a deed transferring his father's property.
 
Georgia Life:
The 1800 and 1810 Census for GA was destroyed and we have no references for that period. Probably Adonijah moved to Georgia by 1802 as his son, Charles Terrell, is shown as being born in Franklin County, Georgia.
 
He did not register deeds unless a subsequent buyer required it. In 1815 he was granted a 1612 acre tract as a Headright Grant by the State of Georgia in Jackson (now Hall) County, Georgia. He sold that tract to James Rylie for $30 the same year. In these transactions he probably acted as a straw grantee for James Rylie, a common practice at the time. (A person could file for only one Headright Grant under Georgia Law. This was the second large tract obtained by James Rylie.)
 
He purchased a 700 acre tract on the North Oconee River in 1818. It is likely he had been living on this tract for some time before its purchase. He is shown the same year as an adjoining owner to a parcel owned by his brother, Adler. (Hall County was formed from Jackson County in 1818 and a tract of land could be shown in either county that year.)
 
The 1820 Census for Hall County lists Adonijah Hulsey, Sr. with 2 males 10 to 15 (Charles Terrell, Jordan), 1 Male 16 to 25 (Hiram), 1 male 45 and over (Adonijah), 3 females 10 to 15 (unknown), 1 female 16 to 44 (Dicey), and 1 female over 45 (Sarah). Nine other persons were shown on the property. These people were probably some of his children and their families. The 3 unknown females may have been Adonijah's granddaughters or part of Sarah's extended family. He is shown as owning one slave in 1820.
 
Between 1821 and 1823, Adonijah sold his land to some of his children in a series of transactions complicated by deed recordings far after the sale date. The reason that his children paid a market price for the land was probably to provide for the other heirs of Adonijah. Each sale is listed below.
 
To Charles Terrell Hulsey on June 26, 1821, recorded on March 26, 1823, 250 acres for $50. Charles Terrell resided on this land until about 1839-1840. He then moved to Paulding County, Georgia.
 
To Jesse (aka Hamilton) Hulsey on Sep. 19, 1821, recorded on June 5, 1829, 290 acres for $100. No following transaction has been found. Jesse Hamilton moved to North Carolina by 1824 and later moved to Tennessee, first to McMinn County and then to Hamilton County.
 
To Hiram Hulsey on October 9, 1821, recorded on June 6, 1832, 150 acres for $ 250. Hiram sold this land on March 4, 1822, recorded June 17, 1832, to William Henderson. This property was the later site of William Head's Mill and an earlier smaller mill may have been built on this site by Adonijah or William Henderson. Hiram had moved to Kentucky before 1827, returned to Hall County by 1827, moved to Crittenden County, Arkansas before 1835 and died in Carroll County, Arkansas in 1860.
 
To Joel Hulsey on December 4, 1823, recorded on December 4, 1823, 110 acres for $100. Joel Hulsey sold this land on June 17, 1823, recorded on March 17, 1824. Joel had moved to Kentucky before 1817, returned to Hall County by 1820 and moved back to Kentucky before 1826.
 
The year of his death is unknown. It could have been any year between 1823 and 1827. Sarah drew land in 1827 Land Lottery of Georgia, as a widow.
 
Adonijah and his family may have resided on Charles Terrell's land until his death in 1826.
 
 
"Index to Headrights and Bounty Grants of Georgia"
 
Donney Sr. received 612 1/2 acres in 1815 and Donney Jr. received 149 acres in 1854. This land was free cultivation was not a requisite. It could be sold, given away, willed to heirs. Amn was entitled to 200 acres and an additional 50 acres for his wife and each child and each slave, but no one to receive more than 1000 acres.
 
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Children:
 
Dempsey Hulsey moved to Robertson County, Tennessee after 1831.
 
Adonijah Hulsey, Jr. moved to Barrens County, Kentucky after 1822.
 
John Hulsey did not live in Hall County. He moved from Franklin County, Georgia to Elbert County, Georgia in 1809. He later moved to Lincoln County, Tennessee.
 
Jesse (Hamilton) Hulsey after 1822 moved to North Carolina, later moved to McMinn County, Tennessee and resided in Hamilton County, Tennessee during his later years.
 
Micajah Hulsey moved to Paulding County, Georgia about 1834, dying there between 1858-1859
 
Dicey married Henry Sinyard and died 1833 in Hall County, Georgia
 
Joel Hulsey moved to Kentucky in 1817, returned to Hall County, Georgia by 1820 and moved to Oldham, Kentucky after 1824.
 
Vincent Nicholas Hulsey moved to Walker County, Georgia after 1832 and later resided in Catoosa County, Georgia. See separate biography.
 
Hiram Hulsey moved to Kentucky in 1824, returned to Hall County, Georgia in 1828 and moved to Arkansas in 1834.
 
Charles Terrell Hulsey moved to Paulding County, Georgia in 1839. He is shown there in the 1870 Census. He moved back to Hall County shortly before his death.
 
An unknown daughter was born 1805- 1810
 
Jordan Monroe moved to Alabama about 1822. and later on to Arkansas where he died 1861
 
 
 
 
Vincent Nicholas Hulsey
Seventh Son of Adonijah Hulsey
Fourth Generation, Direct Ancestor
Born: 1799 in Greenville Dist., SC
Died: 1870 in Catoosa Co., GA
Spouseless Relationship:
1) Hannah NMN about 1818
Born: About 1795 in SC or GA
Died: After 1870 in Hall Co., GA
2) Nancy Simmons about 1832
Born: 1805 in NC
Died: 1879 in Catoosa Co., GA
Origin:
Vincent Hulsey was born in 1799 in Pendleton Dist., Greenville Co., SC to Adonijah Hulsey, Sr. and Sarah NMN. Sarah was possibly of Cherokee ancestry. He was shown as Nicholas Hulsey in the 1820 Census.
Vincent was illiterate through his life according to U.S. Census Records.
Life to 1832:
Shortly after his birth, his family moved to Franklin Co. and then to Jackson Co., now Hall Co. before 1818, GA. Adonijah’s first recorded home farm was in 1818. His previous GA residency was in Jackson Co., GA, but no deed has been recorded of the earlier property. Adonijah was shown as an adjoining property owner to a property owned by his brother, Adler, in Jackson Co., GA in 1818. This was before the formation of Hall Co. in late 1818.
Vincent, listed as Nicholas, was shown as a defaulter on the Jackson Co, Tax list in 1812 in Capt. Boren’s Dist. He would have been about 13 years old at this time and Adonijah may have listed his son as the property owner. Or, this Nicholas Hulsey may have been of a separate line of Hulseys.
In 1817 or 1818, Vincent entered into a spouseless relationship with Hannah NMN (1796-aft.1870). (See Wives of Vincent Hulsey.) He was residing in Hall Co., GA at this time.
Vincent Hulsey was the fortunate drawer of Lot 245, Section 1 in Early County, GA in the 1820 Land Lottery. Many that were awarded lots regarded as the property as an asset to cash out by selling the land, generally sight unseen. Apparently Vincent was one of those.
The 1820 Census listed Vincent Hulsey, as Nicholas Hulsey, residing in Hall County with 1 Free White Male (Vincent), 2 Free White Females under 5 (names unknown) and 1 Free White Female 16 to 25 (Hannah).
In 1821 Adonijah Hulsey sold 150 acres to Hiram Hulsey, his son. Vincent Hulsey witnessed this deed, signing with an “X,” indicating he was illiterate.
Vincent Hulsey was shown in the 1830 Census, Capt. Buffington’s Dist., Hall Co., GA. His family consisted of 1 Free White Male under 5 (Jesse H. Hulsey?), 1 Free White Male 5 to 9 (name unknown), 1 Free White Male 30 to 39 (Vincent), 1 Free White Female under 5 (name unknown), 1 Free White Female 5 to 9 (name unknown) and 1 Free White Female 40 to 45 (Hannah). One daughter shown in the 1820 Census was not shown and had possibly died before 1830.
Life After 1832:
At some point between 1830 and 1833, Vincent Hulsey severed his relationship with Hannah NMN and entered into a spouseless relationship with Nancy Simmons (1805-aft. 1870). The new family moved to Walton Co., GA. Two of Vincent’s children by Hannah moved with him, a son age of 10 to 15 and a daughter age of 10 to 15 at the time of the move.
Two children, Jesse H. and a name unknown daughter, remained with Hannah in Hall Co., GA.
The 1840 Census for Walton Co., GA shows a blended family of Vincent Hulsey and Nancy Simmons. The family consisted of: 1 Male 0 to 5 (Pink, son of Vincent and Nancy), 1 Male 5 to 9 (NFN Simmons, child of Nancy and possibly Vincent), 1 Male 15 to 19 (NFN Male 1 Hulsey, child of Vincent), 1 Male 40 to 49 (Vincent), 1 Female 10 to 14 (NFN Simmons, child of Nancy), 1 Female 15 to 19 (NFN Female 1 Hulsey, child of Vincent) and 1 Female 40 to 49 (Nancy). The Census states that both Vincent and Nancy were illiterate.
At some point in the 1840’s Vincent and Nancy moved to Walker (later Catoosa) Co., GA. Vincent had a brother, Jesse (Hamilton) Hulsey, living in Catoosa Co.
Vincent Hulsey is shown in Walker (later Catoosa) Co., GA in 1850 with a household including himself, Nancy, Pink (son) and Bradford Simmons (son). The other children are not shown and, as adults, may have left home. These children's names and lives have not been found in any research.
Vincent and Nancy lived to at least 1870 as they are shown in the Census that year. The records indicate that he was living near Grayville, Catoosa Co., GA. The actual date of his death is unsure and no marked grave has been found.
Their son, Bradford Simmons Hulsey is shown in the 1880 Census under the name “Hulcy.”
The fate of Pink Hulsey is unknown.
John Hulsey died in 1864 in rome, GA. Whether his death was the result of the Civil War is unknown. Bradford Simmons Hulsey married Sallie Nichols. They had five children and some of their descendents remain in Catoosa Co. and the Chattooga, TN area.
 

Adonijah Hulsey Connects me to best friend and neighbor

 Adonijah Hulsey was born in 1762 and was the younger brother of my James J Hulsey. As I searched my DNA connections, I kept coming across the Gailey and Brock names. My next door neighbor at Possum Kingdom lake was Linda Kay Cox. Kay had named her daughter Gailey, and Gailey named a son Brock. I began an extensive search to learn how this connection was found on my tree. 

Her line comes down from Adonijah: 
Adonijah Hulsey 1762-1827 > Vincent N Hulsey 1799-1870 > Jesse Harrison Hulsey 1824-1908 > Thomas Newton Hulsey 1849-1934 

Jesse Harrison Hulsey married Lucinda Brock 1825-1911
Jesse Hulsey and Lucinda's children were: Nancy Jane, Thomas Newton, Mary H, Sarah "Sallie" Lara, James A, John Dillard Hulsey, Jennings Hulsey, Francis M "Bud" Hulsey, Melinda Emeline Hulsey (Melinda married Perry Leonadis Gailey who was the brother to James Newton Gailey) so we probably have other Hulsey Gailey Brock connections  

Thomas Newton Hulsey married Mary E Gailey 1857-1942. 
Mary E Gailey's parents were Santafee Henderson Gaily 1829-1907. Santafee married Amanda Melvina Rogers. Their children were: George Gailey, Mary Elizabeth Gailey, Perry Leonadis Gailey, Ruth Gailey, Margarette Gailey, Augusta Lafayett Gailey, James Newton "Jim" Gailey (Kay's Line), Milton Homer Gailey, Marvin Fletcher Gailey. 

James Newton Gailey 1869-1930 married Eleanor Elizabeth Brock 1871-1943
Their son James Dolphus "Dock" Gailey married Edna Puckett and these were Kay's grandparents. Her mother, Edna Irene Gailey, was their daughter

AMAZING!!!!

Descendant Report James J Hulsey

 

1		James J Hulsey ** b: 1754 in Goochland, Goochland, Virginia, USA; His family moved to Albemarle Co. VA in the early 1760’s. They moved to the Halifax (later Pittsylvania Co.), VA by 1766. The family remained there until 1774 or later. The family moved to Burke Co. NC by 1776. d: 01 Jan 1827 in Hall County, Georgia, USA; Buried in the Old Dewberry Church Cemetery
	+		Ann b: 1758 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA m: 1775 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA; James entered into an unrecorded relationship with Sarah Ann NMN (or Ann NMN) b4 birth of their 1st child, Adam, in 1777. (http://hulseyheadhuff.net/sarah_ann_nmn.html) d: 05 Sep 1831

 

2		Adam Hulsey b: 1777 in Burke County, North Carolina, USA d: 1832 in Hall County, Georgia, USA; Had no issues. Left his estate to his brothers-in law, Charles Isham and William P. Reed.
2		daughter Hulsey 1 b: 1779
	+		William Reed
2		Frances HULSEY b: 1781 in Albemarle County, Virginia, USA d: 1866 in Anderson County (prev Pendleton), South Carolina, USA
	+		John Bagwell b: 1776 in Wake County, North Carolina, USA m: 15 Sep 1795 in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA d: 22 Jul 1839 in Greenville District, South Carolina, USA

3		Johnson Jack Bagwell b: 1796 in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA d: 1848 in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA
	+		Nancy Gambrill b: 1810 m: 1828
3		William Bagwell b: 1797 in Laurens County, South Carolina, USA d: 1845 in Floyd County, Georgia, USA
	+		Elizabeth Rowe b: 1800 in NC m: 1817
3		Frederick Bagwell b: 01 Jan 1800 in Laurens County, South Carolina, USA d: 02 Oct 1864 in Choctaw County, Mississippi, USA
	+		Margaret Ann "Peggy" Crawford b: 1805 in South Carolina, United States of America m: 1819 d: 12 Apr 1874 in Choctaw County, Mississippi, United States of America
3		Nancy Bagwell b: 1802 in Laurens County, South Carolina, USA d: 1855 in Chattooga County, Georgia, USA
	+		Reuben Morrison b: 1800 m: 1824
3		James Bagwell b: 1805 in Laurens County, South Carolina, USA d: 04 Mar 1876 in Honea Path, Anderson, South Carolina, USA
	+		Sarah Gambrill b: 1811 in SC
3		Frances Bagwell b: 1815 in Laurens County, South Carolina, USA d: 04 Sep 1887 in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA
	+		Micaja McCager b: 1806 m: 1832
3		Mary Bagwell b: 1820 d: 16 Jun 1914
	+		David Autrey b: 1825
3		Lucinda Bagwell b: 1824 in Anderson County, South Carolina, USA d: 16 Jun 1914

 

2		James Adler Hulsey b: Abt. 1783 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 1832 in Mossy Creek, White, Georgia, USA
	+		Mary Kettle b: 1783 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA; I believe that Mary is of Cherokee heritage. d: Aft. 1850 in Hall County, Georgia, USA
2		William Hulsey b: 1785 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 04 Nov 1822 in Hall County, Georgia, USA
	+		Sarah Roberts b: 1775 d: 1840

3		William Hulsey Jr. b: 09 Feb 1804 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: 26 May 1868 in Rusk County, Texas, USA
	+		Jennette Cooper b: 29 May 1799 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA m: 17 Jan 1822 in Hall, Georgia, USA d: 01 Aug 1861 in Smith County, Texas, USA
	+		Margaret Melton m: 1863 in Rusk County, Texas, USA
3		Joel L Hulsey b: 25 Feb 1812 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: 20 Mar 1904 in Dequeen, Seveir, Arkansas
	+		Nancy Ann Barnett b: 23 Apr 1837 in Cherokee County, Georgia, United States of America d: 1899 in Nesbitt, Robertson County, Texas, United States of America

 

2		Anny Hulsey b: 1786 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 1860
	+		John Adam Miller b: Abt. 1797 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA m: 16 Mar 1816 in Franklin, Georgia d: Dec 1870

3		Hezakiah Miller b: 1817 d: 1860
3		Jesse Berry Miller b: 1819 in Georgia d: 18 Jan 1895
	+		Eliza Millinnax b: 18 Oct 1821 in Georgia m: 30 Jun 1835 in Gilmer, Georgia, USA d: May 1917 in Texas, USA
3		Joel Thomas Miller b: 1821 d: 1879
3		Clayton Miller b: 1824
3		William H. Miller b: 1826 d: Aft. 1880
3		Berry Miller b: 1830
3		Nathan Miller b: 1832
3		Joel Miller b: 1835 d: 1879
3		Henry H. Miller b: 1838
3		Jane Miller b: 1841
3		James Miller b: 1844 in Hall, Georgia, United States

 

2		Elizabeth Hulsey b: 1788 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 1882 in North Carolina, USA
	+		Benjamin Leessell b: Abt. 1785 m: 26 Dec 1808 in Pasquotank County, North Carolina, USA
2		daughter Hulsey b: 1790 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA
	+		Charles Isham
2		PLEASANT HULSEY **🚩 b: 1792 in Greenville, Greenville, South Carolina, USA d: 1865 in Lumpkin County, Georgia, USA
	+		Elizabeth Lucille "Lucy" Byrd 🚩 b: 1795 in Greenville, Greenville, South Carolina, USA m: 24 Jan 1815 in Franklin, Georgia; Officiating this marriage was Pleasant's brother, William who was a Justice of the Peace at the time. Dodd, Jordan. Georgia Marriages to 1850. [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1997. Electronic marriage records held by each county. d: 1845 in Lumpkin County, Georgia, USA

3		Pleasant Thomas Hulsey b: 1812 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: 1894 in Forsyth County, Georgia, USA
	+		Eliza b: 1821 in Georgia
3		Robert Hulsey b: 1814 in Georgia d: 06 Jun 1897 ; Buried in Lumpkin Co, Georgia Cemetery (see story) probably @ Liberty Baptist Church Where the Hulsey's Had Annual Reunion & Dinner on the Ground
	+		Mary Jane ?Wacaster Blassingame? b: 1826 in Georgia d: 10 May 1894
3		James Meredith Hulsey b: 1817 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: Abt. 1876 in Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, USA
	+		Sarah b: 1829 in Alabama, USA m: 1869 in Georgia
	+		Martha Haney b: 1825 in Lumpkin County, (or Hall Co.) Georgia, USA m: 08 Aug 1841 in Lumpkin, Georgia d: Abt. 1867 in Dawson County, Georgia, USA
	+		Adeline ? m: 27 Dec 1866 in Dawsonville, Dawson, Georgia
3		William Hulsey b: Abt. 1818 in Georgia, USA d: 1905
	+		Malinda Clark b: 1817 in NC m: 05 May 1844 in Lumpkin County, (or Hall Co.) Georgia, USA
3		John Bales Hulsey b: 07 Apr 1819 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 20 Mar 1890 in Dawsonville, Dawson, Georgia, USA
	+		Lourinda N Perry b: 06 May 1818 in South Carolina m: 13 Mar 1842 in Lumpkin, Georgia d: 19 Feb 1897 in Dawsonville, Dawson, Georgia, USA
3		Joseph Joel Hulsey b: 1823 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 03 Dec 1894 in Dawsonville, Dawson, Georgia, USA
	+		Margaret A Bollin b: Jun 1826 in North Carolina m: 11 Mar 1841 in Lumpkin County, (or Hall Co.) Georgia, USA
3		Jefferson Parks HULSEY **🚩 b: Abt. 1828 in Lumpkin County, (or Hall Co.) Georgia, USA d: 31 Mar 1909 in Taylor County, Texas, USA
	+		Sarah E. Haney 🚩 b: Abt. 1826 in Lumpkin County, Georgia, USA m: 25 Jul 1847 in Lumpkin, Georgia d: 06 Mar 1900 in Moody, McLennan County, Texas, USA
3		Wesley Hulsey b: 1830 in Hall County, Georgia, USA
	+		Adeline Bean b: 1820 in Little River, Tennessee m: 12 Jan 1851 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 18 Dec 1911 in Dahlonega, Lumpkin, Georgia, USA

 

2		Joel H. Hulsey b: 12 Aug 1795 in Greenville, Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 16 Jul 1862 in Fannin County, Texas, USA; Buried in Oak Ridge Cemetery
	+		Amaritta Arnold b: 1806 in Tennessee m: 21 Aug 1854 in Fannin, Texas
	+		Clarissa Barnwell b: 1795 in Tennessee, USA m: 1814 in Georgia d: 1842 in Dade County, Georgia, USA

3		Cynthia Hulsey b: 1814 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: 1904 in Dade County, Georgia, USA
	+		Issac G West b: 1808 in SC m: 01 Apr 1830 in Hall, Georgia d: 1870
3		Mary Melinda Hulsey b: 09 Nov 1816 in Franklin County, Georgia, USA d: 20 Aug 1891
	+		Maj. Matthew Cunningham b: 17 Jan 1807 in Madison County, Tennessee m: of GA d: 10 Apr 1893 in Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
3		Wiley Hulsey b: 19 Jan 1819 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 04 Apr 1879 in Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
	+		Elizabeth C. Walker m: 07 Mar 1867 in Texas, USA
	+		Mary Malinda Ross b: 19 May 1817 in Tennessee, United States of America m: 1837 d: 14 Sep 1866 in Honey Grove, Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
3		Thaney Hulsey b: 25 May 1820 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 21 Jan 1908 in Fannin County, Texas, USA
	+		Allen Smith b: 22 Aug 1812 m: Bef. 1840 in of GA d: 05 Jun 1885
	+		Thomas R. Shockley ? m: 06 Jan 1859 in Hall County, Georgia, USA
3		James Harvey Hulsey b: 22 Apr 1823 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 18 May 1890 in Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
3		Simeon Hulsey b: 12 Apr 1825 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 02 Jun 1862 in Fannin County, Texas, United States of America
	+		Rebecca Minerva Burnett b: 19 Sep 1825 in North Carolina m: 1845 d: 26 Aug 1906 in Fannin County, Texas, USA
3		John Wesley Hulsey b: 01 Mar 1828 in Dade County, Georgia, USA d: 08 Feb 1898 in Ladonia, Fannin, Texas, USA
	+		Naomi Elizabeth Burnett b: 10 Jan 1828 in Hall County, Georgia, USA m: 27 Oct 1846 in Georgia, USA d: 10 Jan 1903 in Fannin, Texas, United States
3		Julia Ann Hulsey b: 1830
	+		Marion Smith m: of AR
3		Hardin Hulsey b: 05 Mar 1833 in Tennessee d: 22 Sep 1909
	+		Eleanore Caroline Derryberry b: 18 Nov 1832 in Tennessee d: 22 Apr 1905
3		William Hulsey b: 12 Mar 1836 in Tennessee d: 29 Jul 1888
	+		Phoebe Ann Sebastian b: 12 Sep 1836 in Missouri, United States of America m: 01 Jul 1855 in Fannin, Texas, United States d: 14 Aug 1916 in Bagby, Fannin County, Texas, United States of America

+	Rebecca Morrow b: 1801 in Tennessee, USA m: 1845 in Fannin, Texas d: 1854

3		David Morrow Hulsey b: 24 Dec 1846 in Georgia d: 08 Apr 1896 in Fannin, TX
	+		E M Tatom m: 24 Oct 1867 in Fannin, Texas, United States

 

2		John Hulsey b: 1796 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: 1860 in Robertson County, Tennessee, USA
	+		Ellender Myris "Nellie" Garrison b: 1801 in GA m: 23 Jan 1817 in Hall County, Georgia, USA d: 1895
2		Charles M. Hulsey b: 18 Jun 1800 in Greenville County, South Carolina, USA d: Sep 1856 in Paulding County, Georgia, USA
	+		Rachel Carnes b: Abt. 1808 in Georgia, USA m: 1826 d: 1870 in Polk County, Georgia, USA

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Preparer:	Nancy  Claire Quillin Long
Phone:	researching since 1989
Email:	today's date Feb 2026