Son of Samuel Dean of Cumberland, Pennsylvania and (Gwendolyn James) Dean of Washington County, Maryland.
Brother of John Dean who passed away in 1824 leaving his children under Joseph's guardianship.
Married to Elizabeth (Edmondson) Dean .
Father of Isabel, Russel, Aaron, Hardy , Elizabeth, Minerva and Joseph Edmondson
Uncle and foster father to Obadiah, James Madison, Elizabeth, Samuel, Rhoda and Joseph
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"Joseph Dean was born in April 1779 in Maryland on the Potomac River and died in 1871 on his plantation "Cuffawa," southeast of Chulahoma, Marshall County, MS. His house was a two-story log house west of the cemetery."
"Joseph Dean moved from SC to Lincoln County, TN. ca 1813. According to 'First County Court Minutes of Lincoln Co., TN, 1810- 1819' by Marsh, Joseph was permitted to keep a tavern at his own house on the road to Huntsville, Alabama, for 12 months from this date and entered into bond with Burrell Lee and Thomas Whitford, 2 May 1814. The main old Huntsville or Meridianville road left by Camp Blount.....on south to Todds where John Todd was postmaster in 1833. It was once known as Dean's and was a stage stop on the Nashville-Huntsville Stage Route. He was frequently mentioned in Lincoln County, TN court record (serving on juries, supervising roads, etc.) About 1837 Joseph Dean moved to Marshall County, MS. He was age 71 in the 1850 census. "
The Hillcrest Cemetery, where Joseph is buried, sits on what was once the (Joseph) Dean family plantation. The section where the Dean family is buried was the original Dean family cemetery
Brother of John Dean who passed away in 1824 leaving his children under Joseph's guardianship.
Married to Elizabeth (Edmondson) Dean .
Father of Isabel, Russel, Aaron, Hardy , Elizabeth, Minerva and Joseph Edmondson
Uncle and foster father to Obadiah, James Madison, Elizabeth, Samuel, Rhoda and Joseph
From a source pulled from the internet (author unknown)
"Joseph Dean was born in April 1779 in Maryland on the Potomac River and died in 1871 on his plantation "Cuffawa," southeast of Chulahoma, Marshall County, MS. His house was a two-story log house west of the cemetery."
"Joseph Dean moved from SC to Lincoln County, TN. ca 1813. According to 'First County Court Minutes of Lincoln Co., TN, 1810- 1819' by Marsh, Joseph was permitted to keep a tavern at his own house on the road to Huntsville, Alabama, for 12 months from this date and entered into bond with Burrell Lee and Thomas Whitford, 2 May 1814. The main old Huntsville or Meridianville road left by Camp Blount.....on south to Todds where John Todd was postmaster in 1833. It was once known as Dean's and was a stage stop on the Nashville-Huntsville Stage Route. He was frequently mentioned in Lincoln County, TN court record (serving on juries, supervising roads, etc.) About 1837 Joseph Dean moved to Marshall County, MS. He was age 71 in the 1850 census. "
The Hillcrest Cemetery, where Joseph is buried, sits on what was once the (Joseph) Dean family plantation. The section where the Dean family is buried was the original Dean family cemetery
Son of Samuel Dean of Cumberland, Pennsylvania and (Gwendolyn James) Dean of Washington County, Maryland.
Brother of John Dean who passed away in 1824 leaving his children under Joseph's guardianship.
Married to Elizabeth (Edmondson) Dean .
Father of Isabel, Russel, Aaron, Hardy , Elizabeth, Minerva and Joseph Edmondson
Uncle and foster father to Obadiah, James Madison, Elizabeth, Samuel, Rhoda and Joseph
From a source pulled from the internet (author unknown)
"Joseph Dean was born in April 1779 in Maryland on the Potomac River and died in 1871 on his plantation "Cuffawa," southeast of Chulahoma, Marshall County, MS. His house was a two-story log house west of the cemetery."
"Joseph Dean moved from SC to Lincoln County, TN. ca 1813. According to 'First County Court Minutes of Lincoln Co., TN, 1810- 1819' by Marsh, Joseph was permitted to keep a tavern at his own house on the road to Huntsville, Alabama, for 12 months from this date and entered into bond with Burrell Lee and Thomas Whitford, 2 May 1814. The main old Huntsville or Meridianville road left by Camp Blount.....on south to Todds where John Todd was postmaster in 1833. It was once known as Dean's and was a stage stop on the Nashville-Huntsville Stage Route. He was frequently mentioned in Lincoln County, TN court record (serving on juries, supervising roads, etc.) About 1837 Joseph Dean moved to Marshall County, MS. He was age 71 in the 1850 census. "
The Hillcrest Cemetery, where Joseph is buried, sits on what was once the (Joseph) Dean family plantation. The section where the Dean family is buried was the original Dean family cemetery
Brother of John Dean who passed away in 1824 leaving his children under Joseph's guardianship.
Married to Elizabeth (Edmondson) Dean .
Father of Isabel, Russel, Aaron, Hardy , Elizabeth, Minerva and Joseph Edmondson
Uncle and foster father to Obadiah, James Madison, Elizabeth, Samuel, Rhoda and Joseph
From a source pulled from the internet (author unknown)
"Joseph Dean was born in April 1779 in Maryland on the Potomac River and died in 1871 on his plantation "Cuffawa," southeast of Chulahoma, Marshall County, MS. His house was a two-story log house west of the cemetery."
"Joseph Dean moved from SC to Lincoln County, TN. ca 1813. According to 'First County Court Minutes of Lincoln Co., TN, 1810- 1819' by Marsh, Joseph was permitted to keep a tavern at his own house on the road to Huntsville, Alabama, for 12 months from this date and entered into bond with Burrell Lee and Thomas Whitford, 2 May 1814. The main old Huntsville or Meridianville road left by Camp Blount.....on south to Todds where John Todd was postmaster in 1833. It was once known as Dean's and was a stage stop on the Nashville-Huntsville Stage Route. He was frequently mentioned in Lincoln County, TN court record (serving on juries, supervising roads, etc.) About 1837 Joseph Dean moved to Marshall County, MS. He was age 71 in the 1850 census. "
The Hillcrest Cemetery, where Joseph is buried, sits on what was once the (Joseph) Dean family plantation. The section where the Dean family is buried was the original Dean family cemetery
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