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There are alot of SKIPPERS out there,.
Our ancestors sure did like certain names, gets confusing sometimes,. This page is for the SKIPPERS who are not
in my direct line,. Please share with everyone your direct line to GEORGE Chiefmen of the Nottoways, or
back as far as you know,. I would llike to add the family stories of those members. Please no dates or personal
info on the living,. unless its yours and you give me permission.
I come across alot of good stories about other family
members that i've added here
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| Udie Crenshaw Davis |
George Skipper Sr.~ Mary Bailey
George Skipper Jr. ~ ?
Barnabas Skipper SR ~ unknown Quick
Barnabas Skipper JR .~ Temperance ?
Sion Skipper ~ Mary Gains
Barney (Barnabas) Skipper ~ Amanda ?
John Wesley Skipper ~ Martha Jane Madision
Eugene Franklin Skipper ~Effie Thomas
Mamie Skipper born in 1914 (my mother)
Me - Udie Crenshaw-Davis
Barnabas. Born in SC, Died in Butler
Co., Al.
He was married to Temperance
Last Name Unknown. Served in War
of 1812,
GASQUE'S BATT'N,
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
Skipper, Barnabus NC BRUNSWICK CO. 316 1830 NC Census
Skepper, Barney SC Marlboro Co. 1820 100110-30010
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| Donna Skipper Pultz |
George Jr. - Benjamin - ( brother to Barnabus)
DONNA PULTZ
Son of Barnabus Sr. (mine)
Barnabas
Skipper,his son, was living in NC, SC during this time period. He married his wife, Temperance, in about 1810,
Barnabas
Skipper born about 1780 in SC, married to Temperance(unknown)born abt. 1787 in SC. They were in TN in or about 1825 and in
AL by 1834 when land was patented. Barnabas and Temperance were the parents of 9 children, some born in SC, and others in
TN. They were Wesley,Sion,Silas,Barney B.,Martha, Temperance, Rebecca, Nancy, and Elizabeth.
War of
1812
Gasque's Battalion SC Militia
Skipper, Barnabas, Private
Skipper,
Benjamin, Private
Skipper, John, Private
Skipper, Peter, Private
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| Andrew Skipper |
This is where me and Andrew connect.
1860
331A 5 Skipper S.
37 SC Silas,
son of Arthur
331A 6 Skipper Ann
36 SC
331A 7 Skipper Jas
18 TN James
331A 8 Skipper Thos
17 TN
Thomas
331A 9 Skipper Jarres
15 TN
Jeremiah
331A 10 Skipper L. A.
12 TN
Lucy
331A 11 Skipper S. S.
11 TN
Sarah
331A 12 Skipper D. E.
9 TN
331A 13 Skipper W. H.
6 TN
331A 14 Skipper B. A.
4 TN Benjamin
(Deborahs)
331A 15 Skipper M. V.
3 TN
Deborah,
James A. Skipper was Silas' oldest child. He
is my ancestor. Here is my line...
Jack Andrew Skipper (me)-born 1958
James Frederick Skipper (my dad)-1927-1994
James Vernon Skipper-1901-1949
William Thomas Skipper-1873-1933
James A. Skipper-1842-1925
Silas Skipper-1822-1880+
Arthur Skipper and Nancy Odom
Silas Skipper
Barnabus Skipper
George Skipper
I finished the line,.Deborah
James A. Skipper became a well respected member of
his community in Gibson County, Tennessee. He was recognised as a successful farmer and a member of the local school
board. He was supposed to be buried in the Oldfield Cemetery (now Floyd's Chapel) in Crockett County, Tennessee, but
I have looked around the cemetery and have not found him nor is he listed on the cemetery list. He died from tuberculosis
and was buried the very same day according to the death certificate. It makes me wonder if he was buried quickly to
prevent anyone contracting tuberculosis which was feared in those days. He was probably not embalmed. The whereabouts
of his last remains are a mystery. To see some information on James you can go to the following website and just do
a search for Skipper.
As you know, Silas married Sofrana Hoge in 1865 after
his first wife, Anne, died. Silas is listed as having taking part in the Civil War as a confederate soldier. Sometime
after 1865 Silas and his new wife and family, as well as some of his previous family, moved to Cotton Plant, Dunklin
County, Missouri. I don't know what happened to him after that. His son James A. stayed behind of course.
Andrew
NEBOVILLE AND NEIGHBORHOOD.
This little village, in the Eight District, is the seat of a
splendid school, known as the Neboville High School. This school has more than a local reputation as an educational institution.
In addition to the prescribed State curriculum, the full course of study embraces the higher branches of learning, so that
pupilsare given the benefit of a thorough academic
course. The very best instructors are provided, and the school is fully equipped and systematized for imparting an education.
Boarding pupils are provided for, so that an education may be obtained at the institution at very moderate cost. The school
is under the management of a board of education.This board
is composed of the following gentlemen: Dr. A. E. Turner, secretary; A. H. Sanford, J. T. Carlton, H. Banks, N. C. Corley,
R. Q. Scott, J. A. Skipper, and J. C. Carlton. The first three of these are
the school directors of the district, who act in conjunction with the others in the control of the Neboville High School.
Gibson
County TN Federal Census 1870,
Civil District No. 4
enumerated 3 August 1870 by B G Stetwell pg. 256 b
P.O., Quincy
Value of
House
Property Birth
Nbr. Names of Household Age Sex Col Profession
Real Pers Location
19 Skipper, James
…… 27. ….. M…. W…. farmer
300 …..
TN
Skipper, Nancy ……. 28…. F……... W. k house ….
TN
Skipper, Jessie
……. 3
…..M ……... W
at home …… TN
Skipper, Della
…… 2….. F ………..… W at home
…... TN
Grady, Ann
…….. 16 …. F ……….
W at home
……. TN
Skipper, Lucy
….. 21 ….. F ………..W at home ……… TN
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| Jim Herring |
Jean Herring is Believed to be the sister of George
Skipper Jr.
I descend from DAVID and JEAN (SKIPPER)
HERRING b 1670s. They lived circa 1700-1735 on Potecasy Percosson apparently near Nottoway Indian Tribe with whom Jean's father
GEORGE SKIPPER was closely associated. They had sons ROBERT, JOHN, THOMAS, and WILLIAM JAMES HERRING, believed to be named
for a WILLIAM JAMES of the area. Am very interested in Potecasy locale and its first residents. Jim Herring, Jackson MS.
My 4th great grandpa WM. JAS. HERRING would have
grown up with his first cousin BARNABY SKIPPER at Potecasi, and settled ca. 1753 near the east bank of the Big Pee Dee River
south of the Pee Dee Indians, west of Marion SC. Jim
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| Joy Cornwell Skipper |
John H. Skipper 1831 NC
William Sanford Skipper 1886 Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., NC
Otis
Sanford Skipper 1917 Charlotte, NC
Joy Ellen Skipper 1942 Charleston, SC
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Margaret Wilson Lowe my daughter 1963 Winston-Salem, NC
and then her 2 children.
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| Susan Skipper |
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| Elizabeth Skipper Quick |
daughter of BARNABUS
Elizabeth QUICK of Marlborough Co. gives deposition
in Civil Action Case
1786 October 4. State of South Carolina. Marlborough
County. The Examination of Elizabeth Quick taken on oath before me, deposeth on her said oath, that on or about the Month
of Feb’y in the year 1784 her husband, Solomon Quick, sent her to Barnabas Skipper’s for Abraham Odom’s
horse and that she went accordingly, and told the said Barnabas that she was come for Abraham Odom’s horse that he had.
The said Barnabas then asked her where said Odom was, she answered him that he was at her husband’s house the last night.
He the said Barnabas then said to her tell Mr. Odom to come for his horse himself ...of recovering to bargain and make him
satisfaction for his trouble, or put another horse in his room as he was to do according to bargain and so did not deliver
her the said horse, and further this deponent sayeth not. [signed] Geo...
Civil Action Papers - 1785-1786 - CR.082.325.2
Capias Writ issued against Solomon Quick et al as
follows:
"No Carolina
Richmon
County this day George Cole complains to me on oath that on or near november last he lost a certain boar stag which he has
cause to believe and doth believe that John Scipper Wm Scipper & Solomon Quick in partenership stole the sd hog and also
says that he also that he believes he can make apear by good witness that the sd John Scipper wm Scipper and Solomon Quick
has undoufully taken hogs from other people these are therefore to command you to take the bodys of the above named sd John
Scipper Wm Scipper Sollomon Quick and have them or any one of them before some justice for sd County to [next part obscured
in my copy] to any Lawful officer
D Henagan
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| Rachel Skipper Wallace |
Daughter of BARNABUS
"The Deposition of Rachel Wallace.
Rachel
Wallace being duly sworn declares that above 3 or 4 weeks ago she
went with her brother Needham Skipper to her father Barnaby
Skipper's corn
crib & she saw the Head of a Hog that the said Head was marked with a hole
in each Ear & that
she thinks the Ears were fresh marked by the Slopes,
Some after this Willm Skipper came who was mad & broke out in
a passion &
said Damn or curse the fool who put the head there & said he did not put it
there, that she heard
her brother Needham then say, that was the head which
Solomon & John said they had eat, by which this Deponent thinks
the said
Needham intended to signify Solomon
Quick and John Skipper.
Sworn the 7th Jany 1793.
Before Hy Wm Harrington"
| Patience Skipper Rye |
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Daughter of Barnabus
Patience Rye, wife of Robert Rye, who was accused of assaulting her in RIchmond County, 1801.
Robert RYE of Marlborough
Co. gives deposition in Civil Action Case
1786 Sept. 26. South Carolina. Marlborough County.
The deposition of Robert Rye who personally appeared before me, Claudius Pegues, one of the Justices for the County aforesaid,
and being duly sworn declares that some time in the year 1781 he, in company with William Jordon and others, came to the house
of Joseph Hall and that the said Jordon borrowed a horse from the said Hall which he believes to be the property of the said
Hall and that the said Jordon promised to return the said horse the next day if he was not defeated by the Tories, and that
the said Jordon did bring back the said horse and that the said Jordon acquainted the said Hall that he must take the said
horse and keep him some time longer for the use of the service and that he, this deponent, rode the said horse in company
with the said Jordon down to Captain Speed’s and that the said horse with a number of others was delivered to the said
Captain Speed and this deponent further sayeth that either Captain Speed or William Jordon ordered him to take and keep the
horse for the use of the service until further orders; that sometime after he the deponent was ordered out on a march to Betty’s
Bridge and to ride the horse which he accordingly did, and believes that this said horse was lost in the action. [signed]
Robert Rye
Civil Action Papers - 1785-1786 - CR.082.325.2
Son of Barnabus
RICHMOND COUNTY ABSTRACTS
North Carolina Deeds (1790-1800)
Michael Mason to Joel Baggett, both of Marlborough
County, 11 November 1794, £150 sterling money, a certain piece or parcel of land (300 acres) in Richmond County, NC. Witness:
George Greer and Nedham Skipper.
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| Josiah Scipper |
1824 Deed From Joshua Brigman of Richmond, NC to Josiah Scipper
Researched by T. L. England. Contributed by: Joy Skipper Cornwell Charleston, SC. Posted
August 22, 2004 by Myrtle Bridges
1/24/1824: 300 a, west of Crooked Creek, being part of land conveyed to Thos Quick Sr by
Aquilla Quick Sr,
Temperance Brigman is wife of Joshua Brigman. Know all men by these presents
that I Joshua Brigman of the State of North
Carolina and County of Richmond for and in consideration
of the Sum of one hundred and sixty dollars well and duly paid
to me by Josiah Scipper of the state
of South Carolina and district of
Marlborough the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged do hereby
grant sell and convey to the said Josiah Scipper his heirs and assigns a certain tract and parcel
of land containing three hundred acres
lying and being in the state of South Carolina on the west
side of Crooked Creek joining Stephen Quick's and Mark Turner's land beginning at a sake
in said
Quicks line and runs North 22 degrees west 45 chains to a stake three pine pointers thence north
84 degrees
east 71 chains to the run of Crooked Creek then south 22 degrees east down said run 45
chains to the mouth of a small
chain? In said Turners Mill pond, then south 84 degrees west 71 chains
to
the beginning being part of a tract of 545 acres conveyed to Thomas Quick Senr
by Aquilla Quick
Senr. To have and to hold the same unto the said Josiah Scipper his heirs and assigns to his and
their use and behalf forever
and I do covenant to the said Scipper his heirs and assigns that I am
lawfully
seized in fee? Of the premises that they are free of all incumbrance, I also bind myself,
my heirs and assigns executors
administrators and assigns to warrant to for ever defend the same
to the said Josiah
Scipper his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of
all presents in Witness whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of January 1824.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of I Joshua
BRIGMAN make and except of all the land said
Mark Turner Mill pond does
now overflow in easy sayo? Mark Tuner has a lawful claim for the same?
to
the said Scippers as above mentioned.
Signed: Joshua
Brigman. John Donalson, one of the justices of the quorum as the case may be do
hereby certify to all whom it may concern
that Temperance BRIGMAN the wife of the within named
Joshua BRIGMAN did this day appear before me
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| 1850 Dyer Co. census, Arthur and Nancy Skipper |
GIBSON COUNTY, TN - Census - 1850 Census - District No. 6
1350 Archer SKIPPER
50 M . Farmer 7000 SC (Arthur)
Nancy
SKIPPER 45 F .
. . SC
Alexander SKIPPER
26 M . .
. SC
Nancy
SKIPPER 18 F .
. . TN
Harris SKIPPER
17 M . .
. TN
Noah SKIPPER 15 M .
. . TN
William SKIPPER
11 M . .
. TN
Julia SKIPPER
9 F . .
. TN
Samuel SKIPPER
7 M . .
. TN
Nancy
SKIPPER 5 F . .
. TN
Sarah SKIPPER
3 F . .
. TN
L. S. HILL
25 M . Wagoner . IA
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DAVIS, Sarah J
marr. SKIPPER, Noah
on 01-MAY-1856
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Son
of Arthur Skipper
1351 Thomas SKIPPER 24 M . Farmer .
SC
Martha SKIPPER
20 F . .
. TN
Nancy SKIPPER
3
F . . . TN
Elva SKIPPER
1 F . .
. TN
Scion SKIPPER (MIY)
22 M . .
. SC
Elva SKIPPER (MIY)
17 F . .
. TN
QUINN,
Martha A marr. SKIPPER, Thomas on 01-APR-1846
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1349 A. TURNER
27 M . Farmer . SC
Margaret TURNER
23 F . .
. SC
James TURNER
7 M . .
. TN
Scion TURNER
5 M . .
. TN
Franklin TURNER
2 M . . .
TN
SCIPPER,
Martha marr. TURNER, Alexander
on 09-DEC-1842
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GIBSON COUNTY,
TENNESSEE MARRIAGES
An
extra Skipper, I dont yet know who she is or line she belongs to.,
GUINN,
Wm C marr. SKIPPER, Harrett on 16-MAY-1846
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