Great grandchildren William Lafayette and Sara Josephine Andrews always thought his middle name was Vaughn, while their cousin Martha Andrews Thomson had Varney as his middle name.
h/o Tennessee Tucker
s/o Jones Andrews (1791-1843) and
Lucy Lanier (1799-1860)
CHILDREN:
1. William Andrews (Abt. 1850–After 1870). He is listed in 1870 Census as 20 years old and farming in Farmington, Marshall County, TN with his birth family; yet in the 1960 Census he is listed as living with his birth family in Berlin, Marshall County, Tennessee. John Andrews, son of William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. found that there is a W. J. Andrews buried near William Varney Andrews, whose wife Lizzie E. Cunningham was born September 28, 1850.
2. Jane Andrews (1853 Marshall County, TN–1866 Marshall County, TN)
3. Nicholas Green Andrews (1854–1934)
4. James (Jones) Andrews (1856 Marshall County, TN–1886 Marshall County, TN)
5. George A. Andrews (24 JANUARY 1859 Marshall County, TN 4 NOVEMBER 1864 Marshall County, TN)
6. James Douglas Andrews (1861–1925)
7. Anna McDora Andrews (1864–1937)
8. Ada Peay Andrews (1 MARCH 1868 Marshall County, Tennessee 15 JULY 1869 Marshall County, Tennessee)
9. Cora Lee Andrews Gray (1869–1912)
His middle name may very well have been "Vaughn" because some of his great-grandchildren knew him as William Vaughn Andrews and the original creator of this memorial, William Clifford, apparently also knew him as this was well. Martha Andrews Thompson and a handwritten note in the margin of Samuel Low Tucker's Williamson County land complaint are the only known sources for "Varney" as his middle name, although because his grandfather is Varney Andrews, Varney makes more sense. In 2002, Martha showed this handwritten marginal note to WV Andrews' great grandson, William Lafayette Andrews, Jr., who, with his sister Sara up until then always thought their great grandfather's middle name was "Vaughn".
The following is taken from The Goodspeed History of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Bedford, Marshall Counties of Tennessee.
Reprint from The Goodspeeds History of Tennessee, 1886 - found in the Maury County Library,Biographical Appexdix (page 1190)-
WILLIAM V. ANDREWS, son of Jones and Lucy (Lanier) Andrews, who were born in Virginia in 1791 and 1803, respectively. They both came to Tennessee when young, and were married in Williamson County. To them were born eleven children, only three of whom are living at the present time. The father was an agriculturist, and one of the most successful of his day. He served in the war of 1812, and was a Whig in politics; he died in 1843. His widow and children lived on the old homestead until 1861, when the mother's death occurred. William V. was born November 1, 1824, and spent his early days on a farm. His father, though wealthy, believed in teaching his children to work, and he was sent to the field with the servants and earned his living by the sweat of his brow. At the age of eighteen he took charge of the farm of 500 acres, which he managed until his marriage, in 1849, to Tennessee Tucker. To them were born seven children, four of whom are living. Mr. Andrews was a Whig previous to the war, but now votes the Democratic ticket. He owned 342 acres of land, but gave largely to his children. He has given his children good educational advantages, and contributes largely to the support of laudable enterprises.
RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 (A.C. Tucker is W.V. Andrews' brother-in-law)
Whereas by deed from William Tanner one W. V. Andrews and myself have derived title to and now hold equal and undivided interests in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall County and District number 15th bounded as follows. Beginning at a Rock in the old boundry line the North East corner of a tract of land known as the Kellingsworth tract running North with said County line eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's South East corner in Chunns line thence South 84 1/2 degree West one hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his corner in the East boundry line of the tract of land conveyed to A.C. Tucker by William Rhea now owned by Littleton Lincoln thence South with said line eighty poles to a Rock the South East corner of said Lincoln's land in N Londons North boundry line thence North 84 1/2 degree East one hundred and thirty two poles with London's line & the Killingsworth tract to the beginning containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less. Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars to me paid. To have and to hold the same to the said W. V. Andrews his heirs and assigns forever. And I covenant and agree for myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person claiming through or under me but no further. This 19th day of August 1854.
A.C. Tucker [seal] Test Acknowledged 19th August 1854 R. L. Winston Jr. A.W. McKnight
Jones Andrews Probate - SALE OF FARM IN TRACTS Nov. 30th 1866 (Page 61 Williamson County, TN Court Records- Lot No. 1 purchased by Jones' son William V. Andrews contained the family home in which W.V. Andrews and his brothers and sisters were raised.) The Will of William V. Andrews' uncle, William Lanier, contained the following provision: "THIRD. At the death of my wife I give to my son Thomas B. Lanier the Tract of Land that I bought of W.V. Andrews, one hundred and three acres more or less."
To the honorable Robert S. Ballow, judge of the County Court of Williamson County.
In pursuance to an interlocutory decree of the Williamson County Court made at its November term 1866 in the Case of Adam White and wife and others 25 America M. Andrews et al said on the Friday the 30th day of November 1866 expose to public sale on the premisis after having accounts-sea the same according to law the several tracts of land named in the proceeding and more particularly described and set forth by the plat of the same which plat is filed with the papers in this cause. Lot no. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Bigger and Robert D. Andrews Surities. Lot no. 2 containing one hundred and thirty acres and ten poles was struck off to Thomas J. Clark at an a for the price of ninteen dollars and seventy five cents per acre amounting to a $2,568.73/100 who paid same in cash one hundred and two 25/100 and executed his two notes each for twelve hundred and thirty-two 99/100 dollars one payable in twelve months from date and the other payable twenty-four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with David Pinkston and Henry Letaske as his surities. Lots no. 3 & 4 was struck off to Sam White, lot no. 3 containing 98 acres & 181 poles at and for fifteen dollars per acre amouting to $1,482.28 and, Lot No. 4 containing 52 acres and 48 poles at a $10.95 per acre amounting to $562.17 both parts amounting to $2,044.45 being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me in cash $82.00 and executed his two notes each for $981.22/100, one due twelve months from date and dated 30th November 1866 and the other one due twenty four months from date and dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Viggers and Willam V. Andrews his sureities. Lot No. 5 containing nineteen acres and thirty five poles was struck off to Matthew Wilson at and for the sum of ten dollars per acre amounting to $192.18, he being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me $7.50 in cash and executed his two notes each for $92.34 and payable twelve months from date and the other twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866, the five tracts, amounting in all to $6,252.43/100
All of which is most respectfully subitted
Wm Commins Lech
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425
W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67. This indenture made and entered into on the 20th day of September One Thousand Eight hundred and sixty seven between Wm H Kern & John G Harris of the one part and William V. Andrews of the other part Witnesseth that the said W H Rosse & John G Harris has this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer all the Rite title and interest that the said W H Rosse and John G Harris has in and to a certain tract of land lying in District No 11 & county & State afforesaid and bounded as follows: Beginning on a Cedar Wessup formerly William Housteins N. E. corner but now Henry Drakes N E Corner thence west with said Drakes line 140 poles to a stake thence North 80 poles to an Elm fomerly Housteins corner, thence continuing north 63 poles to a stake thence East 82 poles to a stake in the line Cheeks Corner, thence South 63 poles to an Elm Stuevasce corner thence East 58 poles to a stake. Thence South 80 poles to the beginning containing by estimation one hundred and two Akers & 63 poles be the same more or less this transfer of title is made for and in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred and seventy five dollars to be paid to the said W H Rosse and John G Harris by the said Wm V. Andrews in two installments falling due as follows, the first note due December the 25th 1867 the other falling due on the 25th day of December 1868. A lien is hereby Retained on said lands untill paid for We do covenent with the said Wm V. Andrews that we are lawfully sized of said lands have a good Rite to convey these and that the same is unincumbered We do further bind our selves & legal Representatives to warrant and fincen defend to the same and every part thereof to the said William V. Andrews, his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever. Given under our hand and seal this 20th September 1867. William H Rossi (seal) John G Harris(seal)
Witnesses J W Pattersen First Oct. of 1867
W N Rossi " " " "
RECORD Book S PAGE 453
Filed in my office on the 5th day of January 1860 at 12 O'clock 55 minutes P M
W. N. Cowden
S Tallys Deed to 64 Acres Executed to him by W. V. Andrews & recorded July 4, 1860
I, William V. Andrews do hereby transfer and convey to S Tally for the consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a rock in the old Mauny & Bedford County line the north east corner of a tract of land known as the Killinworth tract of land now W. thr Records running north with said county line Eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's S. E. Corner in Chunn's line thence 84 1/2 degree W One hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his Corner in the East boundary line of Littleton Lincoln's tract of land thence South with said line Eighty poles to a rock the S E Corner of said Lincoln's land in Nathan Leondons north boundary line thence N 84 1/2 degree E One hundred and thirty two poles with Leondon's line & W. the Records line to the Beginning. And I do warrant the title to said tract of land to the said S. Tally against the lawful claims of all persons whatsoever.
This 5th day of January 1860.
W. V. Andrews (seal)
Attest D. W. Devin
W. G. Stamps
State of Tennessee
Marshall County
Personally appeared before me, Thomas McKnight, deputy clerk of the county Court of Marshall County aforesaid Wm V. Andrews the within bargain of with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledges that he executed the within bargain with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained.
Witness my hand at Office
January 5th 1860
Thos McKnight D. Clerk
Filed in my office on the 9th day of January 1860 at 3 O'clock & 30 minutes P M W. N. Cowden B.C.C.
Charlie H Gray
in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Charlie H Gray
Age: 4
Birth Date: Dec 1895
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1900: Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's name: Felix H Gray
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's name: Cora L Gray
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Household Members:
Name Age
Felix H Gray 35
Cora L Gray 30
Jackson J Gray 11
Lillian E Gray 6
Charlie H Gray 4
William V Andrews 75
Tennessee Andrews 72
Sarah J Tanner 2
Bruce Orr 14
Page 35
PROBATE OF ESTATE
OF
JONES ANDREWS
Robert Andrews, Minor
To the Hon the County Court of Williamson County holding at Franklin
The Bill of Complaint of Adam White Exec of Jones Andrews deceased and Mary Ann White wife of said Adam White, Newton L Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Drury Floyd and wife Lucy B. Floyd, citizens of Williamson County and William Andrews a citizen of Marshall County, all citizens of the state of Tennessee.
Complainants
against
Robert Andrews,
a minor under twenty one years of age who has no general conditions a citizen and resident of the County of Williamson and State of Tennessee, Deft.
And thereupon goes orators and as a thence shows unto your Honor that Jones Andrews departed this live in November 1843 in the County of Williamson being a Citizen and resident of said county being made and published his last will and testament which was duly processed and administered to record in the County Court of Williamson at its Term 1843 and Lucy Andrews and Adam White the executrix and executor therein named duly qualified as such and took upon themselves the execution of said Last Will zases orations and oratences further states to your honor that Jones Andrews left him servicing his widow Lucy Andrews the executrix named in the will a true copy of which is herewith filed marked Ex. A and made a part of this bill of Complaint – and say Adam White, William Andrews, Newton L. Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Lucy B. Floyd and Robert Andrews, his children and heirs at law hesm deserving that said Jones Andrews asked this addis of house slaves and their inrssors and such sugars as have been Lassgist for the Estate which slaves now historgory to said estate are nason this professions of Adam White Exec and ask as follows – Buck 54 years old, Merritt 32 years, Wm Sprayginss 28 years, Adaline 34 years, Elyas 25 years, Butte 23 years, Ardtian 14 years, Lee of 24 years, Will 6 years, Elisha 4 years, Lucy's youngest child 3 more nieces not known, Philia 8 years, Thomas 7 years, Peggy 6 years, Martha 2 years and Maria 1 year old - sixteen in all.
That Lucy Andrews departed this life sometime in September 1860 leaving no will. That your orators and oratoresses are under the will of Jones Andrews - as his children the jurist assuming of the aforementioned slaves and lost slaves are in the possession of Adam White the surviving Ex of Jones Andrews deceases.
That Jones Andrews Estate has as the lickena sufficient assets to pay the debts assessing by said estate and there is a large tract of land lying in this county belonging to said Jones Andrews diseased -
That said Adam White has surety Exec is cuelliy said slaves be divided among the children od said Jones Andrews. That said Robert Andrews is a minor under 21 years of age and has no general custodian -
That Adam White had married Mary Ann before this oath of his father and Lucy B has Isnes married bept Drury Floyd since this death of Jones Andrews who was living at the death of Jones Andrews - upon the death of his father married Bakins Tuskits and has since died leaving no ipass as the discendents of such -
and said orators & oratoressses and said def Robert Andrews as the sole owners of said Slaves -
The premises considered your orators and oratoresses pray your honor that the said Robert Andrews has made deft to this Bill of Complaint - that suffasness opue be commencing he be compelled to answer this loans that apes homer will make all necessary orders appointory said deft a Guardassid labass. That upon a hearing of this cause your honor will adjudge and decree that the slaves aforementioned be divided among those costilled thusts as set forth in this Bill that your honor will by a special decree appoint five curnse pivness any three of whom may act to divide said slaves known married among guss your orators asstisse and deft Robt Andrews and allot and set apart to each the one sixth the value of such slaves as seem and prostesobels making said divisions equal in value to one sixth to each of said children of said Jones Andrews.
Your orators & oratoresses pray for all other and further and different relief and in it they will ents pray re
Ed. C. Cook
Ioks for Complaintaints
Page 56
State of Tennessee )
Williamson County )
We the undersigned being appointed by the County Court of sd county as commissioners to divide the slaves belonging to the estate of Jones Andrews decd a mang the legatees of said Andrews do Cupast as following:
Buck aged 54 years, valued $ 400
Adaluce with child minor valued 1,000
Ruth " aged 23 " valued 900
Lucy 24 years & child Allen valued 200
Spessit 32 years of age valued 950
Mosaggins 28 years of age valued 1,075
Lige 25 years of age valued 1,000
Asten 14 years of age valued 850
Fibby 8 years of age valued 650
Taur 7 years of age valued 600
Peggy 6 years of age valued 475
Will 6 years of age valued 450
Elisha 3 years of age valued 275
Martha 3 years of age valued 275
$9,100
Each Share (divide by 6) $1,516 2/3
We proceeded to lot off said negroes into set shares
Lot No. 1 Lucy & Child Allen $200
Martha 275
Buck 400
$ 675
Lot No. 2
Ruth $ 900
Tom 600
$1,500
Lot No 3
Adalene & Child $1,000
Pesset 950
Elesha 275
$1,425
Lot No 4
Spsaggin $1,075
Will 450
$1,535
Lot No 5
Lege $1,000
Peggy 475
$1,475
Lot No 6
Aston $ 850
Febby 650
$1,500
Tickets bearing proposed the several lots were drawn for Lot No 1 by G L Andrews which makes on hundred and fifty eight dollars 33 1/3 cents, more than his distributive share
Lot Number 2 was drawn by Adam White cashing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents of his distributive share.
Lot No. 3 was drawn by Drewry Floyd lacking ninety one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share
Lot No. 4 was drawn by W. V. Andrews making eight dollars 33 1/3 cents more than his distributive share.
Lot No 5. was drawn by H. G. Andrews beaing forty one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
Lot NO. 6 was drawn by R.D. Andrews beaing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
All of which we respectfully submit -
Given under our hands this 18th day of January, 1861
Wm N. Haley
W.J. Pitway
W.P. Dhnermbey
Matthew Wilson
Page 75
Adam White Exec als )
vs. ) Feb Term 1861
Robert Andrews )
Be it remembered that this cause came on to be finally heard on this the 4th day of February 1861 before the Hon.P. L. Steven Perkins, Judge presiding & upon the former proceedings had in this cause and the Report of the Commissioners made to the previous Term of this Court which Report is in these words and figures to wit (Insert Report) which Report being heard and fully understood by the Court and is no wise excepted to is in all things confirmed.
It is thereupon decreed by the Court that...
It is also decreed by the Court that all of the right, title, claims and interest of Complaintants (except W. V. Andrews) and def R.D. Andrews in and to Slaves described in Lot No. 4, Spraggein and Will, be devested and vested in Wm V. Andrews his heirs and assigns subject to the claims of Adam White Exec -
... It is further decreed by the Court that W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews the sum of eight & 33/100 dollars, which payments when made will make the division of said Slaves equal in value to the parties interest in them.
...It is further decreed by the Court that unless W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews within 60 days from this date the sum of $8.33 1/3 that executions due in favor of R. D. Andrews against W. V. Andrews to become the _____.
FATHER, JONES ANDREWS, PROBATE - slaves:
It is further decreed by the court that William Demumbrane, Wm N. Healy, Wm Petuay, Poud Dobson and Matthew Wilson, any three of whom may act in the premises, be and are appointed Commissioners to allot and distribute said slaves aforenamed between the persons aforementioned and to set aside as near as practicable to the said Mary Ann White, the one sixth in value of said slaves; to Newton L. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Horace B. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Lucy B. Floyd the one sixth in value, to William Andrews the one sixth in value, and to Robert Andrews the one sixth in value charging those persons receiving the more valuable shares of said slaves with the excess sp as to make said division of said slaves as nearly equal in value and share and share alike as practicable - That said commissioners before proceeding to make said division and allotment of said slaves among the persons aforementioned will be duly sworn as required by law and will make said division and will make their report of the same in executing signed by at least three of them to the next term of this court until the coming in of which all other matters are required true copy attest.
Grave yard directions:
431 North past Bit Hardison store in Berlin. First right immediately after store onto John Lunn Road. Then about two miles to the intersection of John Lunn Road with Gray Road. It looks almost as if John Lunn Road ends at a "T" intersection with Grady Road. At this intersection stay to the left (Don't turn right onto Gray Road) and about 300 yards or so beyond this intersection is a gravel road on the left that is barely noticeable. Take this to the Cunningham graveyard which will be on the right.
History of
wMarshall County, Tennessee
New 70-Page Booklet
Early days in Marshall County in Middle Tennessee are recalled in this spiral bound booklet compiled from excerpts from: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1886 by Goodspeed Publishing Co.
Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are a number of biographies. The biographies include: Robrt L. Adams, T. Riggs Adams, William V. Andrews...
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm V Andrews
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1825
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Post Office: Berlin
Dwelling Number: 73
Family Number: 61
Occupation: Farmer
Real Estate Value: $1,200
Personal Estate Value: $1,135
Household Members
Name Age
Wm V Andrews 35
Tennessee Andrews 31
William J Andrews 9
Nicholas G Andrews 4
Eron A Andrews 1
Susan Tanner 20 domestic
1870 United States Federal Census
Name: William Andres
Age in 1870: 20
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Tennessee
Dwelling Number: 127
Home in 1870: District 16, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Farmer
Household members
Name Age
William Andres 45 Farming, Real Estate Value $3,000, Personal Property $1,800
Tennepee Andres 43 Keeping House
William Andres 20 Farming
Nicolas Andres 15 Farming
James Andres 9
Aner Andres 5
Cora Andres 2
Sarah Tanner 22 Keeping House
TIMELINE WILLIAM VARNEY ANDREWS
Birth
November 1, 1824 • Tennessee - Great Granddaughter Sara Josephine Andrews' family tree in her handwriting found at her death showed William VAUGHN Andrews as her great grandfather and her brother also always stated that Vaughn was his great grandfather's middle name, although cousin Martha Thompson Andrews pointed out that in Sam Low Tucker's real estate complaint Varney was handwritten in the margin as William V. Andrews' middle name.
Age 1 — Birth of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
February 18,1826
Age 4 — Birth of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
April 8, 1829
Age 6 — Birth of brother Newton Lucas Andrews(1831–1871)
August 11, 1831 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 9 — Birth of sister Elizabeth Andrews(1834–)
March 19, 1834
Age 10 — Birth of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
April 29,1835 • Virginia
Age 12 — Death of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
September 5, 1837
Age 12 — Death of brother Benjamin Jones Andrews(1819–1837)
September 20, 1837 • Williamson County, TN
Age 14 — Birth of sister Lucy Rebecca Andrews(1839–1936)
June 29, 1839 • Williamson County, Tenn
Age 17 — Birth of brother Robert (Bob) D. Andrews(1841–1905)
November 1841 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 19 — Death of father Jones Andrews (1791–1843)
December 2, 1843 • Williamson County, Tennessee [JONES DIED 4 YEARS BEFORE HIS FATHER] (A source has Jones dying in Marshall County, Tennessee)
Age 21 — Birth of sister Marg Andrews(1846–)
1846
Age 24 — Marriage
October 23, 1849 • Williamson County, Tennessee; Another source has November 25, 1849. His wife, Tennessee Tucker, was the step-daughter of his Mother, Lucy Lanier's sister Elizabeth Warren "Patsy" Lanier.
Tennessee Tucker (daughter of Rachel; step-daughter of Eliz Warren Lanier)
(1827–1909)
Age 25 — Birth of son William J. Andrews(1850–)
About 1850 • BERLIN, Marshall County, Tennessee, USA
Age 26 — Census
1850 • 1850 Census W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County
1850 Census - W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County (Wi-481-447). In 1880 W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., age 12 were living in Marshall County (Marshall County)
Age 28 — Birth of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
Abt. 1853
Age 29 — Property
August 19, 1854 • Marshall County -64 Acres - RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 - A.C. Tucker- W.V. Andrews' bro-in-law: Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less.
Age 29 — Birth of son Nicholas Green (Nicademas) "Nick" Andrews(1854–1934)
September 26, 1854 • Tennessee-Nicholas' middle name "Green" may indicate that Lucy Green is his grandmother and that his middle name comes from his grandmother's maiden name.
Age 31 — Birth of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1856
Age 32 — Death of sister Patsy Nicholas Andrews(1822–1857)
October 15, 1857
Age 34 — Birth of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
January 24, 1859
Age 35 — Property - 64 Acres
January 5, 1860 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD Book S PAGE 453 -consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres
Age 35 — Death of mother Lucy Lanier(1799–1860)September 26, 1860 • Williamson County Tennessee - THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1857-1860
Age 36 — Census
1860 • District 11, Marshall County, Tennessee
1860 Census: Wm V. Andrews 35 Farmer, Value of Real Estate $!,700 Value of Personal Esatate $1135 Tennessee Andrews 31 Housekeeper William J. Andrews 9 Nichiolas G. Andrews 4 Geor A. Andrews 1 Male Susan Tanner 20 Domestic
Age 36 — Residence
1860 about • Lewisburg-WLA: When Grandpa (Nicholas) was a little boy, 6 or 7, maybe a little later, I think they lived on the edge of town up here. Actually, it was on the Old Columbia Highway…but it's right there before you get to the, not the new high school too. It's an industrial school now. Nicholas lived there when he was a boy. Just when he was real young. It wasn't in town then. It was way out. I don't know if it was a farm or not, but they had some land. But I don't think it was a very big farm.
Age 36 — Birth of son James Douglas (J.D. or Jimmy) Andrews(1861–1925)
July 13, 1861 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 37 — Death of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
February 26, 1862
Age 39 — Birth of daughter Anna McDora Andrews(1864–1937)
September 17, 1864 • Tennessee
Age 40 — Death of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
November 4, 1864 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 42 — Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1866 • Williamson County. Lot No. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who (5 Media)
paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date & both dated 11/30/1866
Age 42 — Death of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
1866 • Marshall County, Tennessee.
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Cora Lee Andrews(1868–1912)
March 1, 1868 • Tennessee
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
March 1, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 43 — Death of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
July 15, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 44 — Property
December 25, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425 - W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67.
Age 46 — Residence
1870
Census
Age 46 — Death of brother Newton Lucas Andrews (1831–1871)
January 1871 • Tunica, Tunica, Mississippi, United States
Age 56 — Census
1880 • W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., 12
Census: 1880 Marshall County, Tennessee Note: Page 495D. Also listed is J. D. Andrews, age 18.
Age 60 — Death of sister Mary Ann Andrews(1818–1885)
June 25, 1885 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 62 — Death of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1886 • Marshall County, Tennessee w/o issue
Age 74 — Death of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
October 13, 1899 • South Carolina
Age 76 — Census
1900 • Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
William V. Andrews and Tennessee Tucker Andrews are living with their son-in-law and daughter Felix and Cora Gray.
Age 76 — Death
February 22, 1901 • Marshall County, TN; buried in Cunningham Cemetery on John Lunn Road, Marshall County, Tennessee
Burial
1901 • Cunningham Cemetery, Marshall County, next to wife and children -His tombstone has a mason symbol on it.
Web: Tennessee, Find A Grave Index, 1796-2011 about William Varney Andrews Name: William Varney Andrews Birth Date: 1 Nov 1824 Age at Death: 76 Death Date: 22 Feb 1901 Burial Place: Berlin, Marshall County, TN
Farm Location
1908 • Marshall CO TN - Sara J Andrews had a photo her Aunt Myrtle? in middle age upon the back of which she wrote, "1908 or 9 Aunt Myrtle and Uncle Will Harris. Dec 21, 1917 moved to Mud Creek. Elgie, Hazel and David were born on Grandma Tennessee Tucker Andrews' farm -two miles from Elgie's farm on Miletown Road."
Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's Farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1966 • Williamson County, TN
Father Jones Andrews' Farm
Middle Name
1998 • Martha Andrews Thompson said that William Vaughn Andrews' middle name was really Varney, not Vaughn as her cousin Bill Andrews had thought WL Andrews Jr always said that his middle name was Vaughn, but Martha Thompson said the name is Varney and she had a court document with Varney handwritten in margin next to his name.
Slavery
Great-grandson's Vanderbilt Paper
Medical Records
Dr. T.A. Allen
Property Litigation - William Tucker
60 acres
Photograph
Great-Grandson William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. - I'm sure I've seen a picture of William Vaughn Andrews someplace. He had more of a narrow face like my grandfather. I don't know where they came from. I think North Carolina, before they moved into Tennessee
Description
There is no explanation of why there are two entries.
Early Middle Tennessee Marriages - Tennessee Tucker to William B. Andrews, 10-23-1849, Williamson County Tennessee Tucker to William V.(?) Andrews, 10-25-1849, Williamson County
h/o Tennessee Tucker
s/o Jones Andrews (1791-1843) and
Lucy Lanier (1799-1860)
CHILDREN:
1. William Andrews (Abt. 1850–After 1870). He is listed in 1870 Census as 20 years old and farming in Farmington, Marshall County, TN with his birth family; yet in the 1960 Census he is listed as living with his birth family in Berlin, Marshall County, Tennessee. John Andrews, son of William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. found that there is a W. J. Andrews buried near William Varney Andrews, whose wife Lizzie E. Cunningham was born September 28, 1850.
2. Jane Andrews (1853 Marshall County, TN–1866 Marshall County, TN)
3. Nicholas Green Andrews (1854–1934)
4. James (Jones) Andrews (1856 Marshall County, TN–1886 Marshall County, TN)
5. George A. Andrews (24 JANUARY 1859 Marshall County, TN 4 NOVEMBER 1864 Marshall County, TN)
6. James Douglas Andrews (1861–1925)
7. Anna McDora Andrews (1864–1937)
8. Ada Peay Andrews (1 MARCH 1868 Marshall County, Tennessee 15 JULY 1869 Marshall County, Tennessee)
9. Cora Lee Andrews Gray (1869–1912)
His middle name may very well have been "Vaughn" because some of his great-grandchildren knew him as William Vaughn Andrews and the original creator of this memorial, William Clifford, apparently also knew him as this was well. Martha Andrews Thompson and a handwritten note in the margin of Samuel Low Tucker's Williamson County land complaint are the only known sources for "Varney" as his middle name, although because his grandfather is Varney Andrews, Varney makes more sense. In 2002, Martha showed this handwritten marginal note to WV Andrews' great grandson, William Lafayette Andrews, Jr., who, with his sister Sara up until then always thought their great grandfather's middle name was "Vaughn".
The following is taken from The Goodspeed History of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Bedford, Marshall Counties of Tennessee.
Reprint from The Goodspeeds History of Tennessee, 1886 - found in the Maury County Library,Biographical Appexdix (page 1190)-
WILLIAM V. ANDREWS, son of Jones and Lucy (Lanier) Andrews, who were born in Virginia in 1791 and 1803, respectively. They both came to Tennessee when young, and were married in Williamson County. To them were born eleven children, only three of whom are living at the present time. The father was an agriculturist, and one of the most successful of his day. He served in the war of 1812, and was a Whig in politics; he died in 1843. His widow and children lived on the old homestead until 1861, when the mother's death occurred. William V. was born November 1, 1824, and spent his early days on a farm. His father, though wealthy, believed in teaching his children to work, and he was sent to the field with the servants and earned his living by the sweat of his brow. At the age of eighteen he took charge of the farm of 500 acres, which he managed until his marriage, in 1849, to Tennessee Tucker. To them were born seven children, four of whom are living. Mr. Andrews was a Whig previous to the war, but now votes the Democratic ticket. He owned 342 acres of land, but gave largely to his children. He has given his children good educational advantages, and contributes largely to the support of laudable enterprises.
RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 (A.C. Tucker is W.V. Andrews' brother-in-law)
Whereas by deed from William Tanner one W. V. Andrews and myself have derived title to and now hold equal and undivided interests in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall County and District number 15th bounded as follows. Beginning at a Rock in the old boundry line the North East corner of a tract of land known as the Kellingsworth tract running North with said County line eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's South East corner in Chunns line thence South 84 1/2 degree West one hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his corner in the East boundry line of the tract of land conveyed to A.C. Tucker by William Rhea now owned by Littleton Lincoln thence South with said line eighty poles to a Rock the South East corner of said Lincoln's land in N Londons North boundry line thence North 84 1/2 degree East one hundred and thirty two poles with London's line & the Killingsworth tract to the beginning containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less. Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars to me paid. To have and to hold the same to the said W. V. Andrews his heirs and assigns forever. And I covenant and agree for myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person claiming through or under me but no further. This 19th day of August 1854.
A.C. Tucker [seal] Test Acknowledged 19th August 1854 R. L. Winston Jr. A.W. McKnight
Jones Andrews Probate - SALE OF FARM IN TRACTS Nov. 30th 1866 (Page 61 Williamson County, TN Court Records- Lot No. 1 purchased by Jones' son William V. Andrews contained the family home in which W.V. Andrews and his brothers and sisters were raised.) The Will of William V. Andrews' uncle, William Lanier, contained the following provision: "THIRD. At the death of my wife I give to my son Thomas B. Lanier the Tract of Land that I bought of W.V. Andrews, one hundred and three acres more or less."
To the honorable Robert S. Ballow, judge of the County Court of Williamson County.
In pursuance to an interlocutory decree of the Williamson County Court made at its November term 1866 in the Case of Adam White and wife and others 25 America M. Andrews et al said on the Friday the 30th day of November 1866 expose to public sale on the premisis after having accounts-sea the same according to law the several tracts of land named in the proceeding and more particularly described and set forth by the plat of the same which plat is filed with the papers in this cause. Lot no. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Bigger and Robert D. Andrews Surities. Lot no. 2 containing one hundred and thirty acres and ten poles was struck off to Thomas J. Clark at an a for the price of ninteen dollars and seventy five cents per acre amounting to a $2,568.73/100 who paid same in cash one hundred and two 25/100 and executed his two notes each for twelve hundred and thirty-two 99/100 dollars one payable in twelve months from date and the other payable twenty-four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with David Pinkston and Henry Letaske as his surities. Lots no. 3 & 4 was struck off to Sam White, lot no. 3 containing 98 acres & 181 poles at and for fifteen dollars per acre amouting to $1,482.28 and, Lot No. 4 containing 52 acres and 48 poles at a $10.95 per acre amounting to $562.17 both parts amounting to $2,044.45 being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me in cash $82.00 and executed his two notes each for $981.22/100, one due twelve months from date and dated 30th November 1866 and the other one due twenty four months from date and dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Viggers and Willam V. Andrews his sureities. Lot No. 5 containing nineteen acres and thirty five poles was struck off to Matthew Wilson at and for the sum of ten dollars per acre amounting to $192.18, he being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me $7.50 in cash and executed his two notes each for $92.34 and payable twelve months from date and the other twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866, the five tracts, amounting in all to $6,252.43/100
All of which is most respectfully subitted
Wm Commins Lech
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425
W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67. This indenture made and entered into on the 20th day of September One Thousand Eight hundred and sixty seven between Wm H Kern & John G Harris of the one part and William V. Andrews of the other part Witnesseth that the said W H Rosse & John G Harris has this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer all the Rite title and interest that the said W H Rosse and John G Harris has in and to a certain tract of land lying in District No 11 & county & State afforesaid and bounded as follows: Beginning on a Cedar Wessup formerly William Housteins N. E. corner but now Henry Drakes N E Corner thence west with said Drakes line 140 poles to a stake thence North 80 poles to an Elm fomerly Housteins corner, thence continuing north 63 poles to a stake thence East 82 poles to a stake in the line Cheeks Corner, thence South 63 poles to an Elm Stuevasce corner thence East 58 poles to a stake. Thence South 80 poles to the beginning containing by estimation one hundred and two Akers & 63 poles be the same more or less this transfer of title is made for and in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred and seventy five dollars to be paid to the said W H Rosse and John G Harris by the said Wm V. Andrews in two installments falling due as follows, the first note due December the 25th 1867 the other falling due on the 25th day of December 1868. A lien is hereby Retained on said lands untill paid for We do covenent with the said Wm V. Andrews that we are lawfully sized of said lands have a good Rite to convey these and that the same is unincumbered We do further bind our selves & legal Representatives to warrant and fincen defend to the same and every part thereof to the said William V. Andrews, his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever. Given under our hand and seal this 20th September 1867. William H Rossi (seal) John G Harris(seal)
Witnesses J W Pattersen First Oct. of 1867
W N Rossi " " " "
RECORD Book S PAGE 453
Filed in my office on the 5th day of January 1860 at 12 O'clock 55 minutes P M
W. N. Cowden
S Tallys Deed to 64 Acres Executed to him by W. V. Andrews & recorded July 4, 1860
I, William V. Andrews do hereby transfer and convey to S Tally for the consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a rock in the old Mauny & Bedford County line the north east corner of a tract of land known as the Killinworth tract of land now W. thr Records running north with said county line Eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's S. E. Corner in Chunn's line thence 84 1/2 degree W One hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his Corner in the East boundary line of Littleton Lincoln's tract of land thence South with said line Eighty poles to a rock the S E Corner of said Lincoln's land in Nathan Leondons north boundary line thence N 84 1/2 degree E One hundred and thirty two poles with Leondon's line & W. the Records line to the Beginning. And I do warrant the title to said tract of land to the said S. Tally against the lawful claims of all persons whatsoever.
This 5th day of January 1860.
W. V. Andrews (seal)
Attest D. W. Devin
W. G. Stamps
State of Tennessee
Marshall County
Personally appeared before me, Thomas McKnight, deputy clerk of the county Court of Marshall County aforesaid Wm V. Andrews the within bargain of with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledges that he executed the within bargain with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained.
Witness my hand at Office
January 5th 1860
Thos McKnight D. Clerk
Filed in my office on the 9th day of January 1860 at 3 O'clock & 30 minutes P M W. N. Cowden B.C.C.
Charlie H Gray
in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Charlie H Gray
Age: 4
Birth Date: Dec 1895
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1900: Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's name: Felix H Gray
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's name: Cora L Gray
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Household Members:
Name Age
Felix H Gray 35
Cora L Gray 30
Jackson J Gray 11
Lillian E Gray 6
Charlie H Gray 4
William V Andrews 75
Tennessee Andrews 72
Sarah J Tanner 2
Bruce Orr 14
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PROBATE OF ESTATE
OF
JONES ANDREWS
Robert Andrews, Minor
To the Hon the County Court of Williamson County holding at Franklin
The Bill of Complaint of Adam White Exec of Jones Andrews deceased and Mary Ann White wife of said Adam White, Newton L Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Drury Floyd and wife Lucy B. Floyd, citizens of Williamson County and William Andrews a citizen of Marshall County, all citizens of the state of Tennessee.
Complainants
against
Robert Andrews,
a minor under twenty one years of age who has no general conditions a citizen and resident of the County of Williamson and State of Tennessee, Deft.
And thereupon goes orators and as a thence shows unto your Honor that Jones Andrews departed this live in November 1843 in the County of Williamson being a Citizen and resident of said county being made and published his last will and testament which was duly processed and administered to record in the County Court of Williamson at its Term 1843 and Lucy Andrews and Adam White the executrix and executor therein named duly qualified as such and took upon themselves the execution of said Last Will zases orations and oratences further states to your honor that Jones Andrews left him servicing his widow Lucy Andrews the executrix named in the will a true copy of which is herewith filed marked Ex. A and made a part of this bill of Complaint – and say Adam White, William Andrews, Newton L. Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Lucy B. Floyd and Robert Andrews, his children and heirs at law hesm deserving that said Jones Andrews asked this addis of house slaves and their inrssors and such sugars as have been Lassgist for the Estate which slaves now historgory to said estate are nason this professions of Adam White Exec and ask as follows – Buck 54 years old, Merritt 32 years, Wm Sprayginss 28 years, Adaline 34 years, Elyas 25 years, Butte 23 years, Ardtian 14 years, Lee of 24 years, Will 6 years, Elisha 4 years, Lucy's youngest child 3 more nieces not known, Philia 8 years, Thomas 7 years, Peggy 6 years, Martha 2 years and Maria 1 year old - sixteen in all.
That Lucy Andrews departed this life sometime in September 1860 leaving no will. That your orators and oratoresses are under the will of Jones Andrews - as his children the jurist assuming of the aforementioned slaves and lost slaves are in the possession of Adam White the surviving Ex of Jones Andrews deceases.
That Jones Andrews Estate has as the lickena sufficient assets to pay the debts assessing by said estate and there is a large tract of land lying in this county belonging to said Jones Andrews diseased -
That said Adam White has surety Exec is cuelliy said slaves be divided among the children od said Jones Andrews. That said Robert Andrews is a minor under 21 years of age and has no general custodian -
That Adam White had married Mary Ann before this oath of his father and Lucy B has Isnes married bept Drury Floyd since this death of Jones Andrews who was living at the death of Jones Andrews - upon the death of his father married Bakins Tuskits and has since died leaving no ipass as the discendents of such -
and said orators & oratoressses and said def Robert Andrews as the sole owners of said Slaves -
The premises considered your orators and oratoresses pray your honor that the said Robert Andrews has made deft to this Bill of Complaint - that suffasness opue be commencing he be compelled to answer this loans that apes homer will make all necessary orders appointory said deft a Guardassid labass. That upon a hearing of this cause your honor will adjudge and decree that the slaves aforementioned be divided among those costilled thusts as set forth in this Bill that your honor will by a special decree appoint five curnse pivness any three of whom may act to divide said slaves known married among guss your orators asstisse and deft Robt Andrews and allot and set apart to each the one sixth the value of such slaves as seem and prostesobels making said divisions equal in value to one sixth to each of said children of said Jones Andrews.
Your orators & oratoresses pray for all other and further and different relief and in it they will ents pray re
Ed. C. Cook
Ioks for Complaintaints
Page 56
State of Tennessee )
Williamson County )
We the undersigned being appointed by the County Court of sd county as commissioners to divide the slaves belonging to the estate of Jones Andrews decd a mang the legatees of said Andrews do Cupast as following:
Buck aged 54 years, valued $ 400
Adaluce with child minor valued 1,000
Ruth " aged 23 " valued 900
Lucy 24 years & child Allen valued 200
Spessit 32 years of age valued 950
Mosaggins 28 years of age valued 1,075
Lige 25 years of age valued 1,000
Asten 14 years of age valued 850
Fibby 8 years of age valued 650
Taur 7 years of age valued 600
Peggy 6 years of age valued 475
Will 6 years of age valued 450
Elisha 3 years of age valued 275
Martha 3 years of age valued 275
$9,100
Each Share (divide by 6) $1,516 2/3
We proceeded to lot off said negroes into set shares
Lot No. 1 Lucy & Child Allen $200
Martha 275
Buck 400
$ 675
Lot No. 2
Ruth $ 900
Tom 600
$1,500
Lot No 3
Adalene & Child $1,000
Pesset 950
Elesha 275
$1,425
Lot No 4
Spsaggin $1,075
Will 450
$1,535
Lot No 5
Lege $1,000
Peggy 475
$1,475
Lot No 6
Aston $ 850
Febby 650
$1,500
Tickets bearing proposed the several lots were drawn for Lot No 1 by G L Andrews which makes on hundred and fifty eight dollars 33 1/3 cents, more than his distributive share
Lot Number 2 was drawn by Adam White cashing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents of his distributive share.
Lot No. 3 was drawn by Drewry Floyd lacking ninety one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share
Lot No. 4 was drawn by W. V. Andrews making eight dollars 33 1/3 cents more than his distributive share.
Lot No 5. was drawn by H. G. Andrews beaing forty one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
Lot NO. 6 was drawn by R.D. Andrews beaing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
All of which we respectfully submit -
Given under our hands this 18th day of January, 1861
Wm N. Haley
W.J. Pitway
W.P. Dhnermbey
Matthew Wilson
Page 75
Adam White Exec als )
vs. ) Feb Term 1861
Robert Andrews )
Be it remembered that this cause came on to be finally heard on this the 4th day of February 1861 before the Hon.P. L. Steven Perkins, Judge presiding & upon the former proceedings had in this cause and the Report of the Commissioners made to the previous Term of this Court which Report is in these words and figures to wit (Insert Report) which Report being heard and fully understood by the Court and is no wise excepted to is in all things confirmed.
It is thereupon decreed by the Court that...
It is also decreed by the Court that all of the right, title, claims and interest of Complaintants (except W. V. Andrews) and def R.D. Andrews in and to Slaves described in Lot No. 4, Spraggein and Will, be devested and vested in Wm V. Andrews his heirs and assigns subject to the claims of Adam White Exec -
... It is further decreed by the Court that W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews the sum of eight & 33/100 dollars, which payments when made will make the division of said Slaves equal in value to the parties interest in them.
...It is further decreed by the Court that unless W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews within 60 days from this date the sum of $8.33 1/3 that executions due in favor of R. D. Andrews against W. V. Andrews to become the _____.
FATHER, JONES ANDREWS, PROBATE - slaves:
It is further decreed by the court that William Demumbrane, Wm N. Healy, Wm Petuay, Poud Dobson and Matthew Wilson, any three of whom may act in the premises, be and are appointed Commissioners to allot and distribute said slaves aforenamed between the persons aforementioned and to set aside as near as practicable to the said Mary Ann White, the one sixth in value of said slaves; to Newton L. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Horace B. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Lucy B. Floyd the one sixth in value, to William Andrews the one sixth in value, and to Robert Andrews the one sixth in value charging those persons receiving the more valuable shares of said slaves with the excess sp as to make said division of said slaves as nearly equal in value and share and share alike as practicable - That said commissioners before proceeding to make said division and allotment of said slaves among the persons aforementioned will be duly sworn as required by law and will make said division and will make their report of the same in executing signed by at least three of them to the next term of this court until the coming in of which all other matters are required true copy attest.
Grave yard directions:
431 North past Bit Hardison store in Berlin. First right immediately after store onto John Lunn Road. Then about two miles to the intersection of John Lunn Road with Gray Road. It looks almost as if John Lunn Road ends at a "T" intersection with Grady Road. At this intersection stay to the left (Don't turn right onto Gray Road) and about 300 yards or so beyond this intersection is a gravel road on the left that is barely noticeable. Take this to the Cunningham graveyard which will be on the right.
History of
wMarshall County, Tennessee
New 70-Page Booklet
Early days in Marshall County in Middle Tennessee are recalled in this spiral bound booklet compiled from excerpts from: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1886 by Goodspeed Publishing Co.
Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are a number of biographies. The biographies include: Robrt L. Adams, T. Riggs Adams, William V. Andrews...
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm V Andrews
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1825
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Post Office: Berlin
Dwelling Number: 73
Family Number: 61
Occupation: Farmer
Real Estate Value: $1,200
Personal Estate Value: $1,135
Household Members
Name Age
Wm V Andrews 35
Tennessee Andrews 31
William J Andrews 9
Nicholas G Andrews 4
Eron A Andrews 1
Susan Tanner 20 domestic
1870 United States Federal Census
Name: William Andres
Age in 1870: 20
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Tennessee
Dwelling Number: 127
Home in 1870: District 16, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Farmer
Household members
Name Age
William Andres 45 Farming, Real Estate Value $3,000, Personal Property $1,800
Tennepee Andres 43 Keeping House
William Andres 20 Farming
Nicolas Andres 15 Farming
James Andres 9
Aner Andres 5
Cora Andres 2
Sarah Tanner 22 Keeping House
TIMELINE WILLIAM VARNEY ANDREWS
Birth
November 1, 1824 • Tennessee - Great Granddaughter Sara Josephine Andrews' family tree in her handwriting found at her death showed William VAUGHN Andrews as her great grandfather and her brother also always stated that Vaughn was his great grandfather's middle name, although cousin Martha Thompson Andrews pointed out that in Sam Low Tucker's real estate complaint Varney was handwritten in the margin as William V. Andrews' middle name.
Age 1 — Birth of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
February 18,1826
Age 4 — Birth of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
April 8, 1829
Age 6 — Birth of brother Newton Lucas Andrews(1831–1871)
August 11, 1831 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 9 — Birth of sister Elizabeth Andrews(1834–)
March 19, 1834
Age 10 — Birth of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
April 29,1835 • Virginia
Age 12 — Death of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
September 5, 1837
Age 12 — Death of brother Benjamin Jones Andrews(1819–1837)
September 20, 1837 • Williamson County, TN
Age 14 — Birth of sister Lucy Rebecca Andrews(1839–1936)
June 29, 1839 • Williamson County, Tenn
Age 17 — Birth of brother Robert (Bob) D. Andrews(1841–1905)
November 1841 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 19 — Death of father Jones Andrews (1791–1843)
December 2, 1843 • Williamson County, Tennessee [JONES DIED 4 YEARS BEFORE HIS FATHER] (A source has Jones dying in Marshall County, Tennessee)
Age 21 — Birth of sister Marg Andrews(1846–)
1846
Age 24 — Marriage
October 23, 1849 • Williamson County, Tennessee; Another source has November 25, 1849. His wife, Tennessee Tucker, was the step-daughter of his Mother, Lucy Lanier's sister Elizabeth Warren "Patsy" Lanier.
Tennessee Tucker (daughter of Rachel; step-daughter of Eliz Warren Lanier)
(1827–1909)
Age 25 — Birth of son William J. Andrews(1850–)
About 1850 • BERLIN, Marshall County, Tennessee, USA
Age 26 — Census
1850 • 1850 Census W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County
1850 Census - W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County (Wi-481-447). In 1880 W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., age 12 were living in Marshall County (Marshall County)
Age 28 — Birth of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
Abt. 1853
Age 29 — Property
August 19, 1854 • Marshall County -64 Acres - RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 - A.C. Tucker- W.V. Andrews' bro-in-law: Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less.
Age 29 — Birth of son Nicholas Green (Nicademas) "Nick" Andrews(1854–1934)
September 26, 1854 • Tennessee-Nicholas' middle name "Green" may indicate that Lucy Green is his grandmother and that his middle name comes from his grandmother's maiden name.
Age 31 — Birth of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1856
Age 32 — Death of sister Patsy Nicholas Andrews(1822–1857)
October 15, 1857
Age 34 — Birth of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
January 24, 1859
Age 35 — Property - 64 Acres
January 5, 1860 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD Book S PAGE 453 -consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres
Age 35 — Death of mother Lucy Lanier(1799–1860)September 26, 1860 • Williamson County Tennessee - THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1857-1860
Age 36 — Census
1860 • District 11, Marshall County, Tennessee
1860 Census: Wm V. Andrews 35 Farmer, Value of Real Estate $!,700 Value of Personal Esatate $1135 Tennessee Andrews 31 Housekeeper William J. Andrews 9 Nichiolas G. Andrews 4 Geor A. Andrews 1 Male Susan Tanner 20 Domestic
Age 36 — Residence
1860 about • Lewisburg-WLA: When Grandpa (Nicholas) was a little boy, 6 or 7, maybe a little later, I think they lived on the edge of town up here. Actually, it was on the Old Columbia Highway…but it's right there before you get to the, not the new high school too. It's an industrial school now. Nicholas lived there when he was a boy. Just when he was real young. It wasn't in town then. It was way out. I don't know if it was a farm or not, but they had some land. But I don't think it was a very big farm.
Age 36 — Birth of son James Douglas (J.D. or Jimmy) Andrews(1861–1925)
July 13, 1861 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 37 — Death of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
February 26, 1862
Age 39 — Birth of daughter Anna McDora Andrews(1864–1937)
September 17, 1864 • Tennessee
Age 40 — Death of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
November 4, 1864 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 42 — Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1866 • Williamson County. Lot No. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who (5 Media)
paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date & both dated 11/30/1866
Age 42 — Death of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
1866 • Marshall County, Tennessee.
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Cora Lee Andrews(1868–1912)
March 1, 1868 • Tennessee
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
March 1, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 43 — Death of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
July 15, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 44 — Property
December 25, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425 - W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67.
Age 46 — Residence
1870
Census
Age 46 — Death of brother Newton Lucas Andrews (1831–1871)
January 1871 • Tunica, Tunica, Mississippi, United States
Age 56 — Census
1880 • W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., 12
Census: 1880 Marshall County, Tennessee Note: Page 495D. Also listed is J. D. Andrews, age 18.
Age 60 — Death of sister Mary Ann Andrews(1818–1885)
June 25, 1885 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 62 — Death of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1886 • Marshall County, Tennessee w/o issue
Age 74 — Death of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
October 13, 1899 • South Carolina
Age 76 — Census
1900 • Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
William V. Andrews and Tennessee Tucker Andrews are living with their son-in-law and daughter Felix and Cora Gray.
Age 76 — Death
February 22, 1901 • Marshall County, TN; buried in Cunningham Cemetery on John Lunn Road, Marshall County, Tennessee
Burial
1901 • Cunningham Cemetery, Marshall County, next to wife and children -His tombstone has a mason symbol on it.
Web: Tennessee, Find A Grave Index, 1796-2011 about William Varney Andrews Name: William Varney Andrews Birth Date: 1 Nov 1824 Age at Death: 76 Death Date: 22 Feb 1901 Burial Place: Berlin, Marshall County, TN
Farm Location
1908 • Marshall CO TN - Sara J Andrews had a photo her Aunt Myrtle? in middle age upon the back of which she wrote, "1908 or 9 Aunt Myrtle and Uncle Will Harris. Dec 21, 1917 moved to Mud Creek. Elgie, Hazel and David were born on Grandma Tennessee Tucker Andrews' farm -two miles from Elgie's farm on Miletown Road."
Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's Farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1966 • Williamson County, TN
Father Jones Andrews' Farm
Middle Name
1998 • Martha Andrews Thompson said that William Vaughn Andrews' middle name was really Varney, not Vaughn as her cousin Bill Andrews had thought WL Andrews Jr always said that his middle name was Vaughn, but Martha Thompson said the name is Varney and she had a court document with Varney handwritten in margin next to his name.
Slavery
Great-grandson's Vanderbilt Paper
Medical Records
Dr. T.A. Allen
Property Litigation - William Tucker
60 acres
Photograph
Great-Grandson William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. - I'm sure I've seen a picture of William Vaughn Andrews someplace. He had more of a narrow face like my grandfather. I don't know where they came from. I think North Carolina, before they moved into Tennessee
Description
There is no explanation of why there are two entries.
Early Middle Tennessee Marriages - Tennessee Tucker to William B. Andrews, 10-23-1849, Williamson County Tennessee Tucker to William V.(?) Andrews, 10-25-1849, Williamson County
Great grandchildren William Lafayette and Sara Josephine Andrews always thought his middle name was Vaughn, while their cousin Martha Andrews Thomson had Varney as his middle name.
h/o Tennessee Tucker
s/o Jones Andrews (1791-1843) and
Lucy Lanier (1799-1860)
CHILDREN:
1. William Andrews (Abt. 1850–After 1870). He is listed in 1870 Census as 20 years old and farming in Farmington, Marshall County, TN with his birth family; yet in the 1960 Census he is listed as living with his birth family in Berlin, Marshall County, Tennessee. John Andrews, son of William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. found that there is a W. J. Andrews buried near William Varney Andrews, whose wife Lizzie E. Cunningham was born September 28, 1850.
2. Jane Andrews (1853 Marshall County, TN–1866 Marshall County, TN)
3. Nicholas Green Andrews (1854–1934)
4. James (Jones) Andrews (1856 Marshall County, TN–1886 Marshall County, TN)
5. George A. Andrews (24 JANUARY 1859 Marshall County, TN 4 NOVEMBER 1864 Marshall County, TN)
6. James Douglas Andrews (1861–1925)
7. Anna McDora Andrews (1864–1937)
8. Ada Peay Andrews (1 MARCH 1868 Marshall County, Tennessee 15 JULY 1869 Marshall County, Tennessee)
9. Cora Lee Andrews Gray (1869–1912)
His middle name may very well have been "Vaughn" because some of his great-grandchildren knew him as William Vaughn Andrews and the original creator of this memorial, William Clifford, apparently also knew him as this was well. Martha Andrews Thompson and a handwritten note in the margin of Samuel Low Tucker's Williamson County land complaint are the only known sources for "Varney" as his middle name, although because his grandfather is Varney Andrews, Varney makes more sense. In 2002, Martha showed this handwritten marginal note to WV Andrews' great grandson, William Lafayette Andrews, Jr., who, with his sister Sara up until then always thought their great grandfather's middle name was "Vaughn".
The following is taken from The Goodspeed History of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Bedford, Marshall Counties of Tennessee.
Reprint from The Goodspeeds History of Tennessee, 1886 - found in the Maury County Library,Biographical Appexdix (page 1190)-
WILLIAM V. ANDREWS, son of Jones and Lucy (Lanier) Andrews, who were born in Virginia in 1791 and 1803, respectively. They both came to Tennessee when young, and were married in Williamson County. To them were born eleven children, only three of whom are living at the present time. The father was an agriculturist, and one of the most successful of his day. He served in the war of 1812, and was a Whig in politics; he died in 1843. His widow and children lived on the old homestead until 1861, when the mother's death occurred. William V. was born November 1, 1824, and spent his early days on a farm. His father, though wealthy, believed in teaching his children to work, and he was sent to the field with the servants and earned his living by the sweat of his brow. At the age of eighteen he took charge of the farm of 500 acres, which he managed until his marriage, in 1849, to Tennessee Tucker. To them were born seven children, four of whom are living. Mr. Andrews was a Whig previous to the war, but now votes the Democratic ticket. He owned 342 acres of land, but gave largely to his children. He has given his children good educational advantages, and contributes largely to the support of laudable enterprises.
RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 (A.C. Tucker is W.V. Andrews' brother-in-law)
Whereas by deed from William Tanner one W. V. Andrews and myself have derived title to and now hold equal and undivided interests in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall County and District number 15th bounded as follows. Beginning at a Rock in the old boundry line the North East corner of a tract of land known as the Kellingsworth tract running North with said County line eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's South East corner in Chunns line thence South 84 1/2 degree West one hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his corner in the East boundry line of the tract of land conveyed to A.C. Tucker by William Rhea now owned by Littleton Lincoln thence South with said line eighty poles to a Rock the South East corner of said Lincoln's land in N Londons North boundry line thence North 84 1/2 degree East one hundred and thirty two poles with London's line & the Killingsworth tract to the beginning containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less. Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars to me paid. To have and to hold the same to the said W. V. Andrews his heirs and assigns forever. And I covenant and agree for myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person claiming through or under me but no further. This 19th day of August 1854.
A.C. Tucker [seal] Test Acknowledged 19th August 1854 R. L. Winston Jr. A.W. McKnight
Jones Andrews Probate - SALE OF FARM IN TRACTS Nov. 30th 1866 (Page 61 Williamson County, TN Court Records- Lot No. 1 purchased by Jones' son William V. Andrews contained the family home in which W.V. Andrews and his brothers and sisters were raised.) The Will of William V. Andrews' uncle, William Lanier, contained the following provision: "THIRD. At the death of my wife I give to my son Thomas B. Lanier the Tract of Land that I bought of W.V. Andrews, one hundred and three acres more or less."
To the honorable Robert S. Ballow, judge of the County Court of Williamson County.
In pursuance to an interlocutory decree of the Williamson County Court made at its November term 1866 in the Case of Adam White and wife and others 25 America M. Andrews et al said on the Friday the 30th day of November 1866 expose to public sale on the premisis after having accounts-sea the same according to law the several tracts of land named in the proceeding and more particularly described and set forth by the plat of the same which plat is filed with the papers in this cause. Lot no. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Bigger and Robert D. Andrews Surities. Lot no. 2 containing one hundred and thirty acres and ten poles was struck off to Thomas J. Clark at an a for the price of ninteen dollars and seventy five cents per acre amounting to a $2,568.73/100 who paid same in cash one hundred and two 25/100 and executed his two notes each for twelve hundred and thirty-two 99/100 dollars one payable in twelve months from date and the other payable twenty-four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with David Pinkston and Henry Letaske as his surities. Lots no. 3 & 4 was struck off to Sam White, lot no. 3 containing 98 acres & 181 poles at and for fifteen dollars per acre amouting to $1,482.28 and, Lot No. 4 containing 52 acres and 48 poles at a $10.95 per acre amounting to $562.17 both parts amounting to $2,044.45 being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me in cash $82.00 and executed his two notes each for $981.22/100, one due twelve months from date and dated 30th November 1866 and the other one due twenty four months from date and dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Viggers and Willam V. Andrews his sureities. Lot No. 5 containing nineteen acres and thirty five poles was struck off to Matthew Wilson at and for the sum of ten dollars per acre amounting to $192.18, he being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me $7.50 in cash and executed his two notes each for $92.34 and payable twelve months from date and the other twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866, the five tracts, amounting in all to $6,252.43/100
All of which is most respectfully subitted
Wm Commins Lech
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425
W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67. This indenture made and entered into on the 20th day of September One Thousand Eight hundred and sixty seven between Wm H Kern & John G Harris of the one part and William V. Andrews of the other part Witnesseth that the said W H Rosse & John G Harris has this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer all the Rite title and interest that the said W H Rosse and John G Harris has in and to a certain tract of land lying in District No 11 & county & State afforesaid and bounded as follows: Beginning on a Cedar Wessup formerly William Housteins N. E. corner but now Henry Drakes N E Corner thence west with said Drakes line 140 poles to a stake thence North 80 poles to an Elm fomerly Housteins corner, thence continuing north 63 poles to a stake thence East 82 poles to a stake in the line Cheeks Corner, thence South 63 poles to an Elm Stuevasce corner thence East 58 poles to a stake. Thence South 80 poles to the beginning containing by estimation one hundred and two Akers & 63 poles be the same more or less this transfer of title is made for and in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred and seventy five dollars to be paid to the said W H Rosse and John G Harris by the said Wm V. Andrews in two installments falling due as follows, the first note due December the 25th 1867 the other falling due on the 25th day of December 1868. A lien is hereby Retained on said lands untill paid for We do covenent with the said Wm V. Andrews that we are lawfully sized of said lands have a good Rite to convey these and that the same is unincumbered We do further bind our selves & legal Representatives to warrant and fincen defend to the same and every part thereof to the said William V. Andrews, his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever. Given under our hand and seal this 20th September 1867. William H Rossi (seal) John G Harris(seal)
Witnesses J W Pattersen First Oct. of 1867
W N Rossi " " " "
RECORD Book S PAGE 453
Filed in my office on the 5th day of January 1860 at 12 O'clock 55 minutes P M
W. N. Cowden
S Tallys Deed to 64 Acres Executed to him by W. V. Andrews & recorded July 4, 1860
I, William V. Andrews do hereby transfer and convey to S Tally for the consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a rock in the old Mauny & Bedford County line the north east corner of a tract of land known as the Killinworth tract of land now W. thr Records running north with said county line Eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's S. E. Corner in Chunn's line thence 84 1/2 degree W One hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his Corner in the East boundary line of Littleton Lincoln's tract of land thence South with said line Eighty poles to a rock the S E Corner of said Lincoln's land in Nathan Leondons north boundary line thence N 84 1/2 degree E One hundred and thirty two poles with Leondon's line & W. the Records line to the Beginning. And I do warrant the title to said tract of land to the said S. Tally against the lawful claims of all persons whatsoever.
This 5th day of January 1860.
W. V. Andrews (seal)
Attest D. W. Devin
W. G. Stamps
State of Tennessee
Marshall County
Personally appeared before me, Thomas McKnight, deputy clerk of the county Court of Marshall County aforesaid Wm V. Andrews the within bargain of with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledges that he executed the within bargain with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained.
Witness my hand at Office
January 5th 1860
Thos McKnight D. Clerk
Filed in my office on the 9th day of January 1860 at 3 O'clock & 30 minutes P M W. N. Cowden B.C.C.
Charlie H Gray
in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Charlie H Gray
Age: 4
Birth Date: Dec 1895
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1900: Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's name: Felix H Gray
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's name: Cora L Gray
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Household Members:
Name Age
Felix H Gray 35
Cora L Gray 30
Jackson J Gray 11
Lillian E Gray 6
Charlie H Gray 4
William V Andrews 75
Tennessee Andrews 72
Sarah J Tanner 2
Bruce Orr 14
Page 35
PROBATE OF ESTATE
OF
JONES ANDREWS
Robert Andrews, Minor
To the Hon the County Court of Williamson County holding at Franklin
The Bill of Complaint of Adam White Exec of Jones Andrews deceased and Mary Ann White wife of said Adam White, Newton L Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Drury Floyd and wife Lucy B. Floyd, citizens of Williamson County and William Andrews a citizen of Marshall County, all citizens of the state of Tennessee.
Complainants
against
Robert Andrews,
a minor under twenty one years of age who has no general conditions a citizen and resident of the County of Williamson and State of Tennessee, Deft.
And thereupon goes orators and as a thence shows unto your Honor that Jones Andrews departed this live in November 1843 in the County of Williamson being a Citizen and resident of said county being made and published his last will and testament which was duly processed and administered to record in the County Court of Williamson at its Term 1843 and Lucy Andrews and Adam White the executrix and executor therein named duly qualified as such and took upon themselves the execution of said Last Will zases orations and oratences further states to your honor that Jones Andrews left him servicing his widow Lucy Andrews the executrix named in the will a true copy of which is herewith filed marked Ex. A and made a part of this bill of Complaint – and say Adam White, William Andrews, Newton L. Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Lucy B. Floyd and Robert Andrews, his children and heirs at law hesm deserving that said Jones Andrews asked this addis of house slaves and their inrssors and such sugars as have been Lassgist for the Estate which slaves now historgory to said estate are nason this professions of Adam White Exec and ask as follows – Buck 54 years old, Merritt 32 years, Wm Sprayginss 28 years, Adaline 34 years, Elyas 25 years, Butte 23 years, Ardtian 14 years, Lee of 24 years, Will 6 years, Elisha 4 years, Lucy's youngest child 3 more nieces not known, Philia 8 years, Thomas 7 years, Peggy 6 years, Martha 2 years and Maria 1 year old - sixteen in all.
That Lucy Andrews departed this life sometime in September 1860 leaving no will. That your orators and oratoresses are under the will of Jones Andrews - as his children the jurist assuming of the aforementioned slaves and lost slaves are in the possession of Adam White the surviving Ex of Jones Andrews deceases.
That Jones Andrews Estate has as the lickena sufficient assets to pay the debts assessing by said estate and there is a large tract of land lying in this county belonging to said Jones Andrews diseased -
That said Adam White has surety Exec is cuelliy said slaves be divided among the children od said Jones Andrews. That said Robert Andrews is a minor under 21 years of age and has no general custodian -
That Adam White had married Mary Ann before this oath of his father and Lucy B has Isnes married bept Drury Floyd since this death of Jones Andrews who was living at the death of Jones Andrews - upon the death of his father married Bakins Tuskits and has since died leaving no ipass as the discendents of such -
and said orators & oratoressses and said def Robert Andrews as the sole owners of said Slaves -
The premises considered your orators and oratoresses pray your honor that the said Robert Andrews has made deft to this Bill of Complaint - that suffasness opue be commencing he be compelled to answer this loans that apes homer will make all necessary orders appointory said deft a Guardassid labass. That upon a hearing of this cause your honor will adjudge and decree that the slaves aforementioned be divided among those costilled thusts as set forth in this Bill that your honor will by a special decree appoint five curnse pivness any three of whom may act to divide said slaves known married among guss your orators asstisse and deft Robt Andrews and allot and set apart to each the one sixth the value of such slaves as seem and prostesobels making said divisions equal in value to one sixth to each of said children of said Jones Andrews.
Your orators & oratoresses pray for all other and further and different relief and in it they will ents pray re
Ed. C. Cook
Ioks for Complaintaints
Page 56
State of Tennessee )
Williamson County )
We the undersigned being appointed by the County Court of sd county as commissioners to divide the slaves belonging to the estate of Jones Andrews decd a mang the legatees of said Andrews do Cupast as following:
Buck aged 54 years, valued $ 400
Adaluce with child minor valued 1,000
Ruth " aged 23 " valued 900
Lucy 24 years & child Allen valued 200
Spessit 32 years of age valued 950
Mosaggins 28 years of age valued 1,075
Lige 25 years of age valued 1,000
Asten 14 years of age valued 850
Fibby 8 years of age valued 650
Taur 7 years of age valued 600
Peggy 6 years of age valued 475
Will 6 years of age valued 450
Elisha 3 years of age valued 275
Martha 3 years of age valued 275
$9,100
Each Share (divide by 6) $1,516 2/3
We proceeded to lot off said negroes into set shares
Lot No. 1 Lucy & Child Allen $200
Martha 275
Buck 400
$ 675
Lot No. 2
Ruth $ 900
Tom 600
$1,500
Lot No 3
Adalene & Child $1,000
Pesset 950
Elesha 275
$1,425
Lot No 4
Spsaggin $1,075
Will 450
$1,535
Lot No 5
Lege $1,000
Peggy 475
$1,475
Lot No 6
Aston $ 850
Febby 650
$1,500
Tickets bearing proposed the several lots were drawn for Lot No 1 by G L Andrews which makes on hundred and fifty eight dollars 33 1/3 cents, more than his distributive share
Lot Number 2 was drawn by Adam White cashing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents of his distributive share.
Lot No. 3 was drawn by Drewry Floyd lacking ninety one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share
Lot No. 4 was drawn by W. V. Andrews making eight dollars 33 1/3 cents more than his distributive share.
Lot No 5. was drawn by H. G. Andrews beaing forty one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
Lot NO. 6 was drawn by R.D. Andrews beaing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
All of which we respectfully submit -
Given under our hands this 18th day of January, 1861
Wm N. Haley
W.J. Pitway
W.P. Dhnermbey
Matthew Wilson
Page 75
Adam White Exec als )
vs. ) Feb Term 1861
Robert Andrews )
Be it remembered that this cause came on to be finally heard on this the 4th day of February 1861 before the Hon.P. L. Steven Perkins, Judge presiding & upon the former proceedings had in this cause and the Report of the Commissioners made to the previous Term of this Court which Report is in these words and figures to wit (Insert Report) which Report being heard and fully understood by the Court and is no wise excepted to is in all things confirmed.
It is thereupon decreed by the Court that...
It is also decreed by the Court that all of the right, title, claims and interest of Complaintants (except W. V. Andrews) and def R.D. Andrews in and to Slaves described in Lot No. 4, Spraggein and Will, be devested and vested in Wm V. Andrews his heirs and assigns subject to the claims of Adam White Exec -
... It is further decreed by the Court that W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews the sum of eight & 33/100 dollars, which payments when made will make the division of said Slaves equal in value to the parties interest in them.
...It is further decreed by the Court that unless W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews within 60 days from this date the sum of $8.33 1/3 that executions due in favor of R. D. Andrews against W. V. Andrews to become the _____.
FATHER, JONES ANDREWS, PROBATE - slaves:
It is further decreed by the court that William Demumbrane, Wm N. Healy, Wm Petuay, Poud Dobson and Matthew Wilson, any three of whom may act in the premises, be and are appointed Commissioners to allot and distribute said slaves aforenamed between the persons aforementioned and to set aside as near as practicable to the said Mary Ann White, the one sixth in value of said slaves; to Newton L. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Horace B. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Lucy B. Floyd the one sixth in value, to William Andrews the one sixth in value, and to Robert Andrews the one sixth in value charging those persons receiving the more valuable shares of said slaves with the excess sp as to make said division of said slaves as nearly equal in value and share and share alike as practicable - That said commissioners before proceeding to make said division and allotment of said slaves among the persons aforementioned will be duly sworn as required by law and will make said division and will make their report of the same in executing signed by at least three of them to the next term of this court until the coming in of which all other matters are required true copy attest.
Grave yard directions:
431 North past Bit Hardison store in Berlin. First right immediately after store onto John Lunn Road. Then about two miles to the intersection of John Lunn Road with Gray Road. It looks almost as if John Lunn Road ends at a "T" intersection with Grady Road. At this intersection stay to the left (Don't turn right onto Gray Road) and about 300 yards or so beyond this intersection is a gravel road on the left that is barely noticeable. Take this to the Cunningham graveyard which will be on the right.
History of
wMarshall County, Tennessee
New 70-Page Booklet
Early days in Marshall County in Middle Tennessee are recalled in this spiral bound booklet compiled from excerpts from: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1886 by Goodspeed Publishing Co.
Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are a number of biographies. The biographies include: Robrt L. Adams, T. Riggs Adams, William V. Andrews...
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm V Andrews
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1825
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Post Office: Berlin
Dwelling Number: 73
Family Number: 61
Occupation: Farmer
Real Estate Value: $1,200
Personal Estate Value: $1,135
Household Members
Name Age
Wm V Andrews 35
Tennessee Andrews 31
William J Andrews 9
Nicholas G Andrews 4
Eron A Andrews 1
Susan Tanner 20 domestic
1870 United States Federal Census
Name: William Andres
Age in 1870: 20
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Tennessee
Dwelling Number: 127
Home in 1870: District 16, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Farmer
Household members
Name Age
William Andres 45 Farming, Real Estate Value $3,000, Personal Property $1,800
Tennepee Andres 43 Keeping House
William Andres 20 Farming
Nicolas Andres 15 Farming
James Andres 9
Aner Andres 5
Cora Andres 2
Sarah Tanner 22 Keeping House
TIMELINE WILLIAM VARNEY ANDREWS
Birth
November 1, 1824 • Tennessee - Great Granddaughter Sara Josephine Andrews' family tree in her handwriting found at her death showed William VAUGHN Andrews as her great grandfather and her brother also always stated that Vaughn was his great grandfather's middle name, although cousin Martha Thompson Andrews pointed out that in Sam Low Tucker's real estate complaint Varney was handwritten in the margin as William V. Andrews' middle name.
Age 1 — Birth of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
February 18,1826
Age 4 — Birth of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
April 8, 1829
Age 6 — Birth of brother Newton Lucas Andrews(1831–1871)
August 11, 1831 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 9 — Birth of sister Elizabeth Andrews(1834–)
March 19, 1834
Age 10 — Birth of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
April 29,1835 • Virginia
Age 12 — Death of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
September 5, 1837
Age 12 — Death of brother Benjamin Jones Andrews(1819–1837)
September 20, 1837 • Williamson County, TN
Age 14 — Birth of sister Lucy Rebecca Andrews(1839–1936)
June 29, 1839 • Williamson County, Tenn
Age 17 — Birth of brother Robert (Bob) D. Andrews(1841–1905)
November 1841 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 19 — Death of father Jones Andrews (1791–1843)
December 2, 1843 • Williamson County, Tennessee [JONES DIED 4 YEARS BEFORE HIS FATHER] (A source has Jones dying in Marshall County, Tennessee)
Age 21 — Birth of sister Marg Andrews(1846–)
1846
Age 24 — Marriage
October 23, 1849 • Williamson County, Tennessee; Another source has November 25, 1849. His wife, Tennessee Tucker, was the step-daughter of his Mother, Lucy Lanier's sister Elizabeth Warren "Patsy" Lanier.
Tennessee Tucker (daughter of Rachel; step-daughter of Eliz Warren Lanier)
(1827–1909)
Age 25 — Birth of son William J. Andrews(1850–)
About 1850 • BERLIN, Marshall County, Tennessee, USA
Age 26 — Census
1850 • 1850 Census W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County
1850 Census - W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County (Wi-481-447). In 1880 W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., age 12 were living in Marshall County (Marshall County)
Age 28 — Birth of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
Abt. 1853
Age 29 — Property
August 19, 1854 • Marshall County -64 Acres - RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 - A.C. Tucker- W.V. Andrews' bro-in-law: Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less.
Age 29 — Birth of son Nicholas Green (Nicademas) "Nick" Andrews(1854–1934)
September 26, 1854 • Tennessee-Nicholas' middle name "Green" may indicate that Lucy Green is his grandmother and that his middle name comes from his grandmother's maiden name.
Age 31 — Birth of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1856
Age 32 — Death of sister Patsy Nicholas Andrews(1822–1857)
October 15, 1857
Age 34 — Birth of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
January 24, 1859
Age 35 — Property - 64 Acres
January 5, 1860 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD Book S PAGE 453 -consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres
Age 35 — Death of mother Lucy Lanier(1799–1860)September 26, 1860 • Williamson County Tennessee - THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1857-1860
Age 36 — Census
1860 • District 11, Marshall County, Tennessee
1860 Census: Wm V. Andrews 35 Farmer, Value of Real Estate $!,700 Value of Personal Esatate $1135 Tennessee Andrews 31 Housekeeper William J. Andrews 9 Nichiolas G. Andrews 4 Geor A. Andrews 1 Male Susan Tanner 20 Domestic
Age 36 — Residence
1860 about • Lewisburg-WLA: When Grandpa (Nicholas) was a little boy, 6 or 7, maybe a little later, I think they lived on the edge of town up here. Actually, it was on the Old Columbia Highway…but it's right there before you get to the, not the new high school too. It's an industrial school now. Nicholas lived there when he was a boy. Just when he was real young. It wasn't in town then. It was way out. I don't know if it was a farm or not, but they had some land. But I don't think it was a very big farm.
Age 36 — Birth of son James Douglas (J.D. or Jimmy) Andrews(1861–1925)
July 13, 1861 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 37 — Death of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
February 26, 1862
Age 39 — Birth of daughter Anna McDora Andrews(1864–1937)
September 17, 1864 • Tennessee
Age 40 — Death of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
November 4, 1864 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 42 — Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1866 • Williamson County. Lot No. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who (5 Media)
paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date & both dated 11/30/1866
Age 42 — Death of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
1866 • Marshall County, Tennessee.
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Cora Lee Andrews(1868–1912)
March 1, 1868 • Tennessee
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
March 1, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 43 — Death of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
July 15, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 44 — Property
December 25, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425 - W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67.
Age 46 — Residence
1870
Census
Age 46 — Death of brother Newton Lucas Andrews (1831–1871)
January 1871 • Tunica, Tunica, Mississippi, United States
Age 56 — Census
1880 • W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., 12
Census: 1880 Marshall County, Tennessee Note: Page 495D. Also listed is J. D. Andrews, age 18.
Age 60 — Death of sister Mary Ann Andrews(1818–1885)
June 25, 1885 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 62 — Death of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1886 • Marshall County, Tennessee w/o issue
Age 74 — Death of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
October 13, 1899 • South Carolina
Age 76 — Census
1900 • Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
William V. Andrews and Tennessee Tucker Andrews are living with their son-in-law and daughter Felix and Cora Gray.
Age 76 — Death
February 22, 1901 • Marshall County, TN; buried in Cunningham Cemetery on John Lunn Road, Marshall County, Tennessee
Burial
1901 • Cunningham Cemetery, Marshall County, next to wife and children -His tombstone has a mason symbol on it.
Web: Tennessee, Find A Grave Index, 1796-2011 about William Varney Andrews Name: William Varney Andrews Birth Date: 1 Nov 1824 Age at Death: 76 Death Date: 22 Feb 1901 Burial Place: Berlin, Marshall County, TN
Farm Location
1908 • Marshall CO TN - Sara J Andrews had a photo her Aunt Myrtle? in middle age upon the back of which she wrote, "1908 or 9 Aunt Myrtle and Uncle Will Harris. Dec 21, 1917 moved to Mud Creek. Elgie, Hazel and David were born on Grandma Tennessee Tucker Andrews' farm -two miles from Elgie's farm on Miletown Road."
Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's Farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1966 • Williamson County, TN
Father Jones Andrews' Farm
Middle Name
1998 • Martha Andrews Thompson said that William Vaughn Andrews' middle name was really Varney, not Vaughn as her cousin Bill Andrews had thought WL Andrews Jr always said that his middle name was Vaughn, but Martha Thompson said the name is Varney and she had a court document with Varney handwritten in margin next to his name.
Slavery
Great-grandson's Vanderbilt Paper
Medical Records
Dr. T.A. Allen
Property Litigation - William Tucker
60 acres
Photograph
Great-Grandson William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. - I'm sure I've seen a picture of William Vaughn Andrews someplace. He had more of a narrow face like my grandfather. I don't know where they came from. I think North Carolina, before they moved into Tennessee
Description
There is no explanation of why there are two entries.
Early Middle Tennessee Marriages - Tennessee Tucker to William B. Andrews, 10-23-1849, Williamson County Tennessee Tucker to William V.(?) Andrews, 10-25-1849, Williamson County
h/o Tennessee Tucker
s/o Jones Andrews (1791-1843) and
Lucy Lanier (1799-1860)
CHILDREN:
1. William Andrews (Abt. 1850–After 1870). He is listed in 1870 Census as 20 years old and farming in Farmington, Marshall County, TN with his birth family; yet in the 1960 Census he is listed as living with his birth family in Berlin, Marshall County, Tennessee. John Andrews, son of William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. found that there is a W. J. Andrews buried near William Varney Andrews, whose wife Lizzie E. Cunningham was born September 28, 1850.
2. Jane Andrews (1853 Marshall County, TN–1866 Marshall County, TN)
3. Nicholas Green Andrews (1854–1934)
4. James (Jones) Andrews (1856 Marshall County, TN–1886 Marshall County, TN)
5. George A. Andrews (24 JANUARY 1859 Marshall County, TN 4 NOVEMBER 1864 Marshall County, TN)
6. James Douglas Andrews (1861–1925)
7. Anna McDora Andrews (1864–1937)
8. Ada Peay Andrews (1 MARCH 1868 Marshall County, Tennessee 15 JULY 1869 Marshall County, Tennessee)
9. Cora Lee Andrews Gray (1869–1912)
His middle name may very well have been "Vaughn" because some of his great-grandchildren knew him as William Vaughn Andrews and the original creator of this memorial, William Clifford, apparently also knew him as this was well. Martha Andrews Thompson and a handwritten note in the margin of Samuel Low Tucker's Williamson County land complaint are the only known sources for "Varney" as his middle name, although because his grandfather is Varney Andrews, Varney makes more sense. In 2002, Martha showed this handwritten marginal note to WV Andrews' great grandson, William Lafayette Andrews, Jr., who, with his sister Sara up until then always thought their great grandfather's middle name was "Vaughn".
The following is taken from The Goodspeed History of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Bedford, Marshall Counties of Tennessee.
Reprint from The Goodspeeds History of Tennessee, 1886 - found in the Maury County Library,Biographical Appexdix (page 1190)-
WILLIAM V. ANDREWS, son of Jones and Lucy (Lanier) Andrews, who were born in Virginia in 1791 and 1803, respectively. They both came to Tennessee when young, and were married in Williamson County. To them were born eleven children, only three of whom are living at the present time. The father was an agriculturist, and one of the most successful of his day. He served in the war of 1812, and was a Whig in politics; he died in 1843. His widow and children lived on the old homestead until 1861, when the mother's death occurred. William V. was born November 1, 1824, and spent his early days on a farm. His father, though wealthy, believed in teaching his children to work, and he was sent to the field with the servants and earned his living by the sweat of his brow. At the age of eighteen he took charge of the farm of 500 acres, which he managed until his marriage, in 1849, to Tennessee Tucker. To them were born seven children, four of whom are living. Mr. Andrews was a Whig previous to the war, but now votes the Democratic ticket. He owned 342 acres of land, but gave largely to his children. He has given his children good educational advantages, and contributes largely to the support of laudable enterprises.
RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 (A.C. Tucker is W.V. Andrews' brother-in-law)
Whereas by deed from William Tanner one W. V. Andrews and myself have derived title to and now hold equal and undivided interests in a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall County and District number 15th bounded as follows. Beginning at a Rock in the old boundry line the North East corner of a tract of land known as the Kellingsworth tract running North with said County line eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's South East corner in Chunns line thence South 84 1/2 degree West one hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his corner in the East boundry line of the tract of land conveyed to A.C. Tucker by William Rhea now owned by Littleton Lincoln thence South with said line eighty poles to a Rock the South East corner of said Lincoln's land in N Londons North boundry line thence North 84 1/2 degree East one hundred and thirty two poles with London's line & the Killingsworth tract to the beginning containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less. Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars to me paid. To have and to hold the same to the said W. V. Andrews his heirs and assigns forever. And I covenant and agree for myself my heirs and representatives to warrant and defend the title to my undivided interest in said land against any claim to be made by me or any person claiming through or under me but no further. This 19th day of August 1854.
A.C. Tucker [seal] Test Acknowledged 19th August 1854 R. L. Winston Jr. A.W. McKnight
Jones Andrews Probate - SALE OF FARM IN TRACTS Nov. 30th 1866 (Page 61 Williamson County, TN Court Records- Lot No. 1 purchased by Jones' son William V. Andrews contained the family home in which W.V. Andrews and his brothers and sisters were raised.) The Will of William V. Andrews' uncle, William Lanier, contained the following provision: "THIRD. At the death of my wife I give to my son Thomas B. Lanier the Tract of Land that I bought of W.V. Andrews, one hundred and three acres more or less."
To the honorable Robert S. Ballow, judge of the County Court of Williamson County.
In pursuance to an interlocutory decree of the Williamson County Court made at its November term 1866 in the Case of Adam White and wife and others 25 America M. Andrews et al said on the Friday the 30th day of November 1866 expose to public sale on the premisis after having accounts-sea the same according to law the several tracts of land named in the proceeding and more particularly described and set forth by the plat of the same which plat is filed with the papers in this cause. Lot no. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Bigger and Robert D. Andrews Surities. Lot no. 2 containing one hundred and thirty acres and ten poles was struck off to Thomas J. Clark at an a for the price of ninteen dollars and seventy five cents per acre amounting to a $2,568.73/100 who paid same in cash one hundred and two 25/100 and executed his two notes each for twelve hundred and thirty-two 99/100 dollars one payable in twelve months from date and the other payable twenty-four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866 with David Pinkston and Henry Letaske as his surities. Lots no. 3 & 4 was struck off to Sam White, lot no. 3 containing 98 acres & 181 poles at and for fifteen dollars per acre amouting to $1,482.28 and, Lot No. 4 containing 52 acres and 48 poles at a $10.95 per acre amounting to $562.17 both parts amounting to $2,044.45 being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me in cash $82.00 and executed his two notes each for $981.22/100, one due twelve months from date and dated 30th November 1866 and the other one due twenty four months from date and dated November 30th 1866 with John R. Viggers and Willam V. Andrews his sureities. Lot No. 5 containing nineteen acres and thirty five poles was struck off to Matthew Wilson at and for the sum of ten dollars per acre amounting to $192.18, he being the highest and best bidder at that price who paid me $7.50 in cash and executed his two notes each for $92.34 and payable twelve months from date and the other twenty four months from date and both dated November 30th 1866, the five tracts, amounting in all to $6,252.43/100
All of which is most respectfully subitted
Wm Commins Lech
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425
W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67. This indenture made and entered into on the 20th day of September One Thousand Eight hundred and sixty seven between Wm H Kern & John G Harris of the one part and William V. Andrews of the other part Witnesseth that the said W H Rosse & John G Harris has this day bargained and sold and do hereby transfer all the Rite title and interest that the said W H Rosse and John G Harris has in and to a certain tract of land lying in District No 11 & county & State afforesaid and bounded as follows: Beginning on a Cedar Wessup formerly William Housteins N. E. corner but now Henry Drakes N E Corner thence west with said Drakes line 140 poles to a stake thence North 80 poles to an Elm fomerly Housteins corner, thence continuing north 63 poles to a stake thence East 82 poles to a stake in the line Cheeks Corner, thence South 63 poles to an Elm Stuevasce corner thence East 58 poles to a stake. Thence South 80 poles to the beginning containing by estimation one hundred and two Akers & 63 poles be the same more or less this transfer of title is made for and in consideration of the sum of twelve hundred and seventy five dollars to be paid to the said W H Rosse and John G Harris by the said Wm V. Andrews in two installments falling due as follows, the first note due December the 25th 1867 the other falling due on the 25th day of December 1868. A lien is hereby Retained on said lands untill paid for We do covenent with the said Wm V. Andrews that we are lawfully sized of said lands have a good Rite to convey these and that the same is unincumbered We do further bind our selves & legal Representatives to warrant and fincen defend to the same and every part thereof to the said William V. Andrews, his heirs and assigns against the lawful claims of all persons whatever. Given under our hand and seal this 20th September 1867. William H Rossi (seal) John G Harris(seal)
Witnesses J W Pattersen First Oct. of 1867
W N Rossi " " " "
RECORD Book S PAGE 453
Filed in my office on the 5th day of January 1860 at 12 O'clock 55 minutes P M
W. N. Cowden
S Tallys Deed to 64 Acres Executed to him by W. V. Andrews & recorded July 4, 1860
I, William V. Andrews do hereby transfer and convey to S Tally for the consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres be the same more or less and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a rock in the old Mauny & Bedford County line the north east corner of a tract of land known as the Killinworth tract of land now W. thr Records running north with said county line Eighty poles to a stake John Rhea's S. E. Corner in Chunn's line thence 84 1/2 degree W One hundred and thirty two poles with said Rhea's line to a stake his Corner in the East boundary line of Littleton Lincoln's tract of land thence South with said line Eighty poles to a rock the S E Corner of said Lincoln's land in Nathan Leondons north boundary line thence N 84 1/2 degree E One hundred and thirty two poles with Leondon's line & W. the Records line to the Beginning. And I do warrant the title to said tract of land to the said S. Tally against the lawful claims of all persons whatsoever.
This 5th day of January 1860.
W. V. Andrews (seal)
Attest D. W. Devin
W. G. Stamps
State of Tennessee
Marshall County
Personally appeared before me, Thomas McKnight, deputy clerk of the county Court of Marshall County aforesaid Wm V. Andrews the within bargain of with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledges that he executed the within bargain with whom I am personally acquainted and who acknowledged that he executed the within deed for the purposes therein contained.
Witness my hand at Office
January 5th 1860
Thos McKnight D. Clerk
Filed in my office on the 9th day of January 1860 at 3 O'clock & 30 minutes P M W. N. Cowden B.C.C.
Charlie H Gray
in the 1900 United States Federal Census
Name: Charlie H Gray
Age: 4
Birth Date: Dec 1895
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1900: Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Son
Marital Status: Single
Father's name: Felix H Gray
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's name: Cora L Gray
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Household Members:
Name Age
Felix H Gray 35
Cora L Gray 30
Jackson J Gray 11
Lillian E Gray 6
Charlie H Gray 4
William V Andrews 75
Tennessee Andrews 72
Sarah J Tanner 2
Bruce Orr 14
Page 35
PROBATE OF ESTATE
OF
JONES ANDREWS
Robert Andrews, Minor
To the Hon the County Court of Williamson County holding at Franklin
The Bill of Complaint of Adam White Exec of Jones Andrews deceased and Mary Ann White wife of said Adam White, Newton L Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Drury Floyd and wife Lucy B. Floyd, citizens of Williamson County and William Andrews a citizen of Marshall County, all citizens of the state of Tennessee.
Complainants
against
Robert Andrews,
a minor under twenty one years of age who has no general conditions a citizen and resident of the County of Williamson and State of Tennessee, Deft.
And thereupon goes orators and as a thence shows unto your Honor that Jones Andrews departed this live in November 1843 in the County of Williamson being a Citizen and resident of said county being made and published his last will and testament which was duly processed and administered to record in the County Court of Williamson at its Term 1843 and Lucy Andrews and Adam White the executrix and executor therein named duly qualified as such and took upon themselves the execution of said Last Will zases orations and oratences further states to your honor that Jones Andrews left him servicing his widow Lucy Andrews the executrix named in the will a true copy of which is herewith filed marked Ex. A and made a part of this bill of Complaint – and say Adam White, William Andrews, Newton L. Andrews, Horace G. Andrews, Lucy B. Floyd and Robert Andrews, his children and heirs at law hesm deserving that said Jones Andrews asked this addis of house slaves and their inrssors and such sugars as have been Lassgist for the Estate which slaves now historgory to said estate are nason this professions of Adam White Exec and ask as follows – Buck 54 years old, Merritt 32 years, Wm Sprayginss 28 years, Adaline 34 years, Elyas 25 years, Butte 23 years, Ardtian 14 years, Lee of 24 years, Will 6 years, Elisha 4 years, Lucy's youngest child 3 more nieces not known, Philia 8 years, Thomas 7 years, Peggy 6 years, Martha 2 years and Maria 1 year old - sixteen in all.
That Lucy Andrews departed this life sometime in September 1860 leaving no will. That your orators and oratoresses are under the will of Jones Andrews - as his children the jurist assuming of the aforementioned slaves and lost slaves are in the possession of Adam White the surviving Ex of Jones Andrews deceases.
That Jones Andrews Estate has as the lickena sufficient assets to pay the debts assessing by said estate and there is a large tract of land lying in this county belonging to said Jones Andrews diseased -
That said Adam White has surety Exec is cuelliy said slaves be divided among the children od said Jones Andrews. That said Robert Andrews is a minor under 21 years of age and has no general custodian -
That Adam White had married Mary Ann before this oath of his father and Lucy B has Isnes married bept Drury Floyd since this death of Jones Andrews who was living at the death of Jones Andrews - upon the death of his father married Bakins Tuskits and has since died leaving no ipass as the discendents of such -
and said orators & oratoressses and said def Robert Andrews as the sole owners of said Slaves -
The premises considered your orators and oratoresses pray your honor that the said Robert Andrews has made deft to this Bill of Complaint - that suffasness opue be commencing he be compelled to answer this loans that apes homer will make all necessary orders appointory said deft a Guardassid labass. That upon a hearing of this cause your honor will adjudge and decree that the slaves aforementioned be divided among those costilled thusts as set forth in this Bill that your honor will by a special decree appoint five curnse pivness any three of whom may act to divide said slaves known married among guss your orators asstisse and deft Robt Andrews and allot and set apart to each the one sixth the value of such slaves as seem and prostesobels making said divisions equal in value to one sixth to each of said children of said Jones Andrews.
Your orators & oratoresses pray for all other and further and different relief and in it they will ents pray re
Ed. C. Cook
Ioks for Complaintaints
Page 56
State of Tennessee )
Williamson County )
We the undersigned being appointed by the County Court of sd county as commissioners to divide the slaves belonging to the estate of Jones Andrews decd a mang the legatees of said Andrews do Cupast as following:
Buck aged 54 years, valued $ 400
Adaluce with child minor valued 1,000
Ruth " aged 23 " valued 900
Lucy 24 years & child Allen valued 200
Spessit 32 years of age valued 950
Mosaggins 28 years of age valued 1,075
Lige 25 years of age valued 1,000
Asten 14 years of age valued 850
Fibby 8 years of age valued 650
Taur 7 years of age valued 600
Peggy 6 years of age valued 475
Will 6 years of age valued 450
Elisha 3 years of age valued 275
Martha 3 years of age valued 275
$9,100
Each Share (divide by 6) $1,516 2/3
We proceeded to lot off said negroes into set shares
Lot No. 1 Lucy & Child Allen $200
Martha 275
Buck 400
$ 675
Lot No. 2
Ruth $ 900
Tom 600
$1,500
Lot No 3
Adalene & Child $1,000
Pesset 950
Elesha 275
$1,425
Lot No 4
Spsaggin $1,075
Will 450
$1,535
Lot No 5
Lege $1,000
Peggy 475
$1,475
Lot No 6
Aston $ 850
Febby 650
$1,500
Tickets bearing proposed the several lots were drawn for Lot No 1 by G L Andrews which makes on hundred and fifty eight dollars 33 1/3 cents, more than his distributive share
Lot Number 2 was drawn by Adam White cashing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents of his distributive share.
Lot No. 3 was drawn by Drewry Floyd lacking ninety one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share
Lot No. 4 was drawn by W. V. Andrews making eight dollars 33 1/3 cents more than his distributive share.
Lot No 5. was drawn by H. G. Andrews beaing forty one dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
Lot NO. 6 was drawn by R.D. Andrews beaing sixteen dollars 66 2/3 cents less than his distributive share.
All of which we respectfully submit -
Given under our hands this 18th day of January, 1861
Wm N. Haley
W.J. Pitway
W.P. Dhnermbey
Matthew Wilson
Page 75
Adam White Exec als )
vs. ) Feb Term 1861
Robert Andrews )
Be it remembered that this cause came on to be finally heard on this the 4th day of February 1861 before the Hon.P. L. Steven Perkins, Judge presiding & upon the former proceedings had in this cause and the Report of the Commissioners made to the previous Term of this Court which Report is in these words and figures to wit (Insert Report) which Report being heard and fully understood by the Court and is no wise excepted to is in all things confirmed.
It is thereupon decreed by the Court that...
It is also decreed by the Court that all of the right, title, claims and interest of Complaintants (except W. V. Andrews) and def R.D. Andrews in and to Slaves described in Lot No. 4, Spraggein and Will, be devested and vested in Wm V. Andrews his heirs and assigns subject to the claims of Adam White Exec -
... It is further decreed by the Court that W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews the sum of eight & 33/100 dollars, which payments when made will make the division of said Slaves equal in value to the parties interest in them.
...It is further decreed by the Court that unless W. V. Andrews pay to R.D. Andrews within 60 days from this date the sum of $8.33 1/3 that executions due in favor of R. D. Andrews against W. V. Andrews to become the _____.
FATHER, JONES ANDREWS, PROBATE - slaves:
It is further decreed by the court that William Demumbrane, Wm N. Healy, Wm Petuay, Poud Dobson and Matthew Wilson, any three of whom may act in the premises, be and are appointed Commissioners to allot and distribute said slaves aforenamed between the persons aforementioned and to set aside as near as practicable to the said Mary Ann White, the one sixth in value of said slaves; to Newton L. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Horace B. Andrews the one sixth in value, to Lucy B. Floyd the one sixth in value, to William Andrews the one sixth in value, and to Robert Andrews the one sixth in value charging those persons receiving the more valuable shares of said slaves with the excess sp as to make said division of said slaves as nearly equal in value and share and share alike as practicable - That said commissioners before proceeding to make said division and allotment of said slaves among the persons aforementioned will be duly sworn as required by law and will make said division and will make their report of the same in executing signed by at least three of them to the next term of this court until the coming in of which all other matters are required true copy attest.
Grave yard directions:
431 North past Bit Hardison store in Berlin. First right immediately after store onto John Lunn Road. Then about two miles to the intersection of John Lunn Road with Gray Road. It looks almost as if John Lunn Road ends at a "T" intersection with Grady Road. At this intersection stay to the left (Don't turn right onto Gray Road) and about 300 yards or so beyond this intersection is a gravel road on the left that is barely noticeable. Take this to the Cunningham graveyard which will be on the right.
History of
wMarshall County, Tennessee
New 70-Page Booklet
Early days in Marshall County in Middle Tennessee are recalled in this spiral bound booklet compiled from excerpts from: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1886 by Goodspeed Publishing Co.
Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are a number of biographies. The biographies include: Robrt L. Adams, T. Riggs Adams, William V. Andrews...
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm V Andrews
Age: 35
Birth Year: abt 1825
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Tennessee
Home in 1860: District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
Post Office: Berlin
Dwelling Number: 73
Family Number: 61
Occupation: Farmer
Real Estate Value: $1,200
Personal Estate Value: $1,135
Household Members
Name Age
Wm V Andrews 35
Tennessee Andrews 31
William J Andrews 9
Nicholas G Andrews 4
Eron A Andrews 1
Susan Tanner 20 domestic
1870 United States Federal Census
Name: William Andres
Age in 1870: 20
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Tennessee
Dwelling Number: 127
Home in 1870: District 16, Marshall, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Farmer
Household members
Name Age
William Andres 45 Farming, Real Estate Value $3,000, Personal Property $1,800
Tennepee Andres 43 Keeping House
William Andres 20 Farming
Nicolas Andres 15 Farming
James Andres 9
Aner Andres 5
Cora Andres 2
Sarah Tanner 22 Keeping House
TIMELINE WILLIAM VARNEY ANDREWS
Birth
November 1, 1824 • Tennessee - Great Granddaughter Sara Josephine Andrews' family tree in her handwriting found at her death showed William VAUGHN Andrews as her great grandfather and her brother also always stated that Vaughn was his great grandfather's middle name, although cousin Martha Thompson Andrews pointed out that in Sam Low Tucker's real estate complaint Varney was handwritten in the margin as William V. Andrews' middle name.
Age 1 — Birth of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
February 18,1826
Age 4 — Birth of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
April 8, 1829
Age 6 — Birth of brother Newton Lucas Andrews(1831–1871)
August 11, 1831 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 9 — Birth of sister Elizabeth Andrews(1834–)
March 19, 1834
Age 10 — Birth of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
April 29,1835 • Virginia
Age 12 — Death of brother Allen Warren Andrews(1826–1837)
September 5, 1837
Age 12 — Death of brother Benjamin Jones Andrews(1819–1837)
September 20, 1837 • Williamson County, TN
Age 14 — Birth of sister Lucy Rebecca Andrews(1839–1936)
June 29, 1839 • Williamson County, Tenn
Age 17 — Birth of brother Robert (Bob) D. Andrews(1841–1905)
November 1841 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 19 — Death of father Jones Andrews (1791–1843)
December 2, 1843 • Williamson County, Tennessee [JONES DIED 4 YEARS BEFORE HIS FATHER] (A source has Jones dying in Marshall County, Tennessee)
Age 21 — Birth of sister Marg Andrews(1846–)
1846
Age 24 — Marriage
October 23, 1849 • Williamson County, Tennessee; Another source has November 25, 1849. His wife, Tennessee Tucker, was the step-daughter of his Mother, Lucy Lanier's sister Elizabeth Warren "Patsy" Lanier.
Tennessee Tucker (daughter of Rachel; step-daughter of Eliz Warren Lanier)
(1827–1909)
Age 25 — Birth of son William J. Andrews(1850–)
About 1850 • BERLIN, Marshall County, Tennessee, USA
Age 26 — Census
1850 • 1850 Census W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County
1850 Census - W. Andrews, age 26 with T. age 22, and W. age 3 months in Williamson County (Wi-481-447). In 1880 W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., age 12 were living in Marshall County (Marshall County)
Age 28 — Birth of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
Abt. 1853
Age 29 — Property
August 19, 1854 • Marshall County -64 Acres - RECORD BOOK O PAGE 129 - A.C. Tucker- W.V. Andrews' bro-in-law: Now I have bargained and sold and do hereby transfer and convey all my right title and interest in and to said land to the said W. V. Andrews and his heirs for the sum of three hundred and ten dollars containing by estimation sixty four acres more or less.
Age 29 — Birth of son Nicholas Green (Nicademas) "Nick" Andrews(1854–1934)
September 26, 1854 • Tennessee-Nicholas' middle name "Green" may indicate that Lucy Green is his grandmother and that his middle name comes from his grandmother's maiden name.
Age 31 — Birth of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1856
Age 32 — Death of sister Patsy Nicholas Andrews(1822–1857)
October 15, 1857
Age 34 — Birth of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
January 24, 1859
Age 35 — Property - 64 Acres
January 5, 1860 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD Book S PAGE 453 -consideration of One Thousand Dollars to me paid a tract of land in the State of Tennessee Marshall county and District No 15 containing by estimation sixty four Acres
Age 35 — Death of mother Lucy Lanier(1799–1860)September 26, 1860 • Williamson County Tennessee - THE NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE 1857-1860
Age 36 — Census
1860 • District 11, Marshall County, Tennessee
1860 Census: Wm V. Andrews 35 Farmer, Value of Real Estate $!,700 Value of Personal Esatate $1135 Tennessee Andrews 31 Housekeeper William J. Andrews 9 Nichiolas G. Andrews 4 Geor A. Andrews 1 Male Susan Tanner 20 Domestic
Age 36 — Residence
1860 about • Lewisburg-WLA: When Grandpa (Nicholas) was a little boy, 6 or 7, maybe a little later, I think they lived on the edge of town up here. Actually, it was on the Old Columbia Highway…but it's right there before you get to the, not the new high school too. It's an industrial school now. Nicholas lived there when he was a boy. Just when he was real young. It wasn't in town then. It was way out. I don't know if it was a farm or not, but they had some land. But I don't think it was a very big farm.
Age 36 — Birth of son James Douglas (J.D. or Jimmy) Andrews(1861–1925)
July 13, 1861 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 37 — Death of brother Horace Green Andrews(1835–1862)
February 26, 1862
Age 39 — Birth of daughter Anna McDora Andrews(1864–1937)
September 17, 1864 • Tennessee
Age 40 — Death of son George A. Andrews(1859–1864)
November 4, 1864 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 42 — Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1866 • Williamson County. Lot No. 1 containing one hundred and three acres area fifty-eight poles was struck off to William V. Andrews at and for the price of fourteen dollars per acre he being the highest and best bidder at that price amounting to $1,449.97 who (5 Media)
paid ________ fifty Eight 37/100 dollars in cash and executed to me his two notes each for six hundred and ninty three and 35/100 dollars one payable in tweleve months from date and the other payable in twenty four months from date & both dated 11/30/1866
Age 42 — Death of daughter Jane Andrews(1853–1866)
1866 • Marshall County, Tennessee.
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Cora Lee Andrews(1868–1912)
March 1, 1868 • Tennessee
Age 43 — Birth of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
March 1, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 43 — Death of daughter Ada P. or Peay (twin) Andrews(1868–1868)
July 15, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
Age 44 — Property
December 25, 1868 • Marshall County, Tennessee
RECORD BOOK V PAGE 425 - W. V. Andrews Deed for 102 acres of Land Executed to him by W. H Rosse and J. G. Harris and Recorded Oct 30/67.
Age 46 — Residence
1870
Census
Age 46 — Death of brother Newton Lucas Andrews (1831–1871)
January 1871 • Tunica, Tunica, Mississippi, United States
Age 56 — Census
1880 • W. V. Andrews, age 55, Tennessee, age 52, J. D., age 18, A. M., age 15, and C. L., 12
Census: 1880 Marshall County, Tennessee Note: Page 495D. Also listed is J. D. Andrews, age 18.
Age 60 — Death of sister Mary Ann Andrews(1818–1885)
June 25, 1885 • Williamson County, Tennessee
Age 62 — Death of son James (Jones) Andrews(1856–1886)
1886 • Marshall County, Tennessee w/o issue
Age 74 — Death of brother Neiles Andrews(1829–1899)
October 13, 1899 • South Carolina
Age 76 — Census
1900 • Civil District 11, Marshall, Tennessee
William V. Andrews and Tennessee Tucker Andrews are living with their son-in-law and daughter Felix and Cora Gray.
Age 76 — Death
February 22, 1901 • Marshall County, TN; buried in Cunningham Cemetery on John Lunn Road, Marshall County, Tennessee
Burial
1901 • Cunningham Cemetery, Marshall County, next to wife and children -His tombstone has a mason symbol on it.
Web: Tennessee, Find A Grave Index, 1796-2011 about William Varney Andrews Name: William Varney Andrews Birth Date: 1 Nov 1824 Age at Death: 76 Death Date: 22 Feb 1901 Burial Place: Berlin, Marshall County, TN
Farm Location
1908 • Marshall CO TN - Sara J Andrews had a photo her Aunt Myrtle? in middle age upon the back of which she wrote, "1908 or 9 Aunt Myrtle and Uncle Will Harris. Dec 21, 1917 moved to Mud Creek. Elgie, Hazel and David were born on Grandma Tennessee Tucker Andrews' farm -two miles from Elgie's farm on Miletown Road."
Purchase of Tract No. 1 of Father's Farm at Probate Sale
November 30, 1966 • Williamson County, TN
Father Jones Andrews' Farm
Middle Name
1998 • Martha Andrews Thompson said that William Vaughn Andrews' middle name was really Varney, not Vaughn as her cousin Bill Andrews had thought WL Andrews Jr always said that his middle name was Vaughn, but Martha Thompson said the name is Varney and she had a court document with Varney handwritten in margin next to his name.
Slavery
Great-grandson's Vanderbilt Paper
Medical Records
Dr. T.A. Allen
Property Litigation - William Tucker
60 acres
Photograph
Great-Grandson William Lafayette Andrews, Jr. - I'm sure I've seen a picture of William Vaughn Andrews someplace. He had more of a narrow face like my grandfather. I don't know where they came from. I think North Carolina, before they moved into Tennessee
Description
There is no explanation of why there are two entries.
Early Middle Tennessee Marriages - Tennessee Tucker to William B. Andrews, 10-23-1849, Williamson County Tennessee Tucker to William V.(?) Andrews, 10-25-1849, Williamson County
Family Members
Siblings
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Mary Ann Andrews White
1818–1885
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Benjamin Jones Andrews
1819–1837
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Patsy Nicholas Andrews
1822–1857
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Allen Warren Andrews
1826–1837
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Neiles Andrews
1829–1899
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Newton Lucus "Newt." Andrews
1831–1865
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Elizabeth Andrews
1834 – unknown
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Horace Green Andrews Sr
1835–1862
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Lucy Rebecca Andrews Floyd
1839–1926
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Robert D. "Bob" Andrews
1841–1905
