Isabella N. Turberville

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• Name: Isabelle Turberville
• Residence: Between 11 and 12 Jun 1880, McKinleys, Monroe, Alabama
• Residence: 20 Jun 1900, McKinleys, Monroe, Alabama
• Residence: 10 Jan 1920, Franklin, Monroe, Alabama

Isabella married Aaron Philip McKenzie on 25 Nov 1878 in Claiborne, Monroe, Alabama. Aaron (son of Aaron Philip McKenzie and Mahala Louisa Turberville) was born in Jan 1854 in Monroe, Alabama; died before 1930 in Mississippi; was buried in Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Luman S. McKenzie died in UNKNOWN.
2. Minnie Lee McKenzie was born about 1873 in Monroe, Alabama; died in UNKNOWN.
3. Florence Ann McKenzie was born in Mar 1879 in Monroe, Alabama; died after 1930 in Greene County, Mississippi.
4. Emma McKenzie was born on 6 Apr 1883 in Monroe, Alabama; died on 7 Feb 1952 in Greene, Mississippi; was buried in Feb 1952 in Neely, Greene, Mississippi.
5. Connie C. McKenzie was born in Apr 1885 in , Monroe, Alabama; died in UNKNOWN.
6. Connie J. McKenzie was born in Jun 1894 in Monroe, Alabama; died in UNKNOWN.
7. Arthur McKenzie was born in Mar 1897 in Monroe, Alabama; died on 23 Oct 1918 in Monroe, Alabama; was buried in Oct 1918 in Finchburg, Monroe, Alabama.
8. Charlie McMies McKenzie was born on 12 Jan 1899 in Monroe, Alabama; died in Nov 1968 in Neely, Greene, Mississippi; was buried in Nov 1968 in Neely, Greene, Mississippi.

John married Annie Angelina Bryant on 24 Apr 1842 in Monroe, Alabama. Annie (daughter of Asa Brinkley Bryant and Emily Priscilla Hicks) was born in Apr 1820 in Monroe, Alabama; died on 28 Feb 1902 in Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 15 Jun 1900, McKinleys, Monroe, Alabama

Notes:

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Jesse married Jennette Manderson about 1825 in , , Georgia. Jennette (daughter of John Hume Manderson) was born about 1800 in Burke, Georgia; died about 1861 in Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Asa Bryant

Asa married Emily Priscilla Hicks on 9 Jan 1825 in Clarke, Alabama. Emily was born about 1805 in South Carolina; died about 1875 in , , Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1819, Richland, South Carolina
• Residence: 7 Aug 1820, Marion, Marion, South Carolina
• Residence: 1830, Monroe, Alabama

Notes:

occupation: farmer.
occupation: farmer.
occupation: farmer.

Johnson married Sarah Willis in 1790 in South Carolina. Sarah was born between 1771 and 1780 in St. David's Parish, South Carolina; died between 1830 and 1839 in Franklin, Monroe, Alabama. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

bJohn Hume Manderson, Sr.
/bThe parents of John Hume Manderson, Sr. were George and Jannette Hume Manderson from Dunbar Parish, Scotland. They were married 1712 in East Lothian, Scotland. William was a farmer. Jannette's parents were William Hume and Janet Bayllie. Her family was reduced in social standing after some factions of the Humes were loyal to the Jacobites. John and his brother, George, immigrated to South Carolina in 1773. John H. Manderson became a wealthy planter in the Northeastern section of South Carolina. John and his brother, George, were Tories. Property owned by John H. Manderson in South Carolina was confiscated because of this. Political beliefs seems to have run deep from his maternal family side! He and his brother migrated from South Carolina to Georgia, in hopes of finding friendly politics. John H. Manderson never married, but had many children out of wedlock. His will located in Book A Page 264-266 probated in Baldwin County, Georgia, names each of his children, bearing the Manderson name.
In 1796, John Hume Manderson living in Burke County, Georgia, murdered Mrs. Sarah Bailey. He believed her to be a witch and thought that Mrs. Bailey had put a spell on one of his daughters. At his trial, testimony was given that John had fallen from a horse and fractured his skull. This caused him to be delusional " when in Liquor." He was convicted and sentenced to death by hanging. According to archived newspapers, a petition was circulated for the governor to pardon John. He was pardoned and released, promptly moving to Wilkinson County, Georgia. John Hume Manderson died there in 1826.