GREENE COUNTY, TN - BIBLES - Family Record Of Valentine Sevier ----¤¤¤---- This was transcribed by an original handwritten document on three pages of loose paper (last entry 1848). BIRTHS Valentine Sevier, born 8th July 1780 Nancy Dinwiddie, his Wife, born 27th December 1786 Their children- To wit- 1. Isabel, born thursday 10th January 1805, about 8 o'clock in the morning- at her Grandfather D's on Sinking Creek where the [road crosses?] Babb's Mill. 2. Kezia, born, saturday 22nd March 1806, about 3 o'clock, afternoon, in Greeneville, in the counting room, back of store. 3. Robert, born tuesday 13th October 1807, about 12 o'clock at night, in Greeneville, in back part of counting room of the old store house of Mr. Deaderick. 4. Betsy, born friday 13th October 1809, about 12 o'clock at night, in Greeneville, in the red room upstairs of store house of Mr. Deaderick. 5. Susanna, born tuesday 3rd March 1812, about 7 o'clock in the evening in Greeneville in same room that Betsy was born in. 6. James, born thursday morning about 8 o'clock, 17th February 1814 in the same room that Betsy & Susan were born in. 7. Charles, born tuesday 30th April 1816 about 5 o'clock, afternoon in the same room of Betsy & others birth. 8. Jane, born monday evening between 7 & 8 o'clock, 24th August 1818 in the green room upstairs in the same house. 9. David, born friday morning, 10 o'clock- 6th October 1820 in the green room above named. 10. William, born Saturday 7th September, 1822, 5 o'clock afternoon in the lower room of Doct. McCorkle's house in Greeneville. 11. Mary, born tuesday 21st December 1824, 7 o'clock in the morning in the same room of William's birth. 12. Edward, born thursday 20th July 1826 - 2 o'clock, afternoon in same room of William & Mary's births. 13. Joseph born monday 30th March 1829- 10 o'clock at night in our lodging room below stairs in brick house in Greeneville. MARRIAGES Valentine Sevier & Nancy Dinwiddie - by Rev. John W. Doak, tuesday 3rd January 1804, at Mr. Jas. Dinwiddie's (the place of Isabel's birth - Their children 1. Isabel, to Francis A. McCorkle by Rev. Sam. W. Doak- thursday 9th December 1824 in the house now owned by Doct. McCorkle. 2. Kezia, to George Jones, by Rev. Sam. W. Doak - tuesday 18th January 1825 in same house of Isabel's marriage - 3. Robert, to Ann H. Sibley, by [blank], 24th March 1831 in St. Charles, Missouri. 4. Elizabeth, or Betsy, to John W. Cunningham by Rev. James McLin, 20th October 1831, in our brick house. 5. Jane, to James H. Vance by Rev A. Rafe [?] 6. James to Jane Simpson by Rev. Francis A. McCorkle - thursday 1st September 1836 in Rogersville. 7. Charles, to Elizabeth Briscoe by Rev. [blank], near Canton, Mississippi. 8. William to Martha Ellen Cunningham, by Rev. John W. Cunningham, Jonesborough, Tenn. 9. David to Annis R. Netherland, by Rev. Frederick A. Rafe, 1st Oct. 1845 on Long Island near Kingsport, Sullivan Co. [Note: Two items below may be in a different hand] Val Sevier & Vinerah Cannon married by Doct. F.A. McCorkle thursday 16th April 1846. Charles Lyman their son born friday morning (8 o'clock) 30th April 1847. DEATHS 11. Mary - on tuesday morning 6th September 1825 - about 6 o'clock in the room of her birth- My beloved Wife Nancy tuesday 26th March 1844, about a quarter before 4 o'clock in the evening, at the home of Mr. Geo. Jones in Greeneville, where she was taken sick friday 22nd March 1844. 7. Charles (my beloved son) on monday 5th August 1844, about [blank] o'clock at his residence in Mississippi (near Canton). Mr. James Dinwiddie, Jr. died 6 May 1806 Mary McCorkle, died 15th March 1827 Mrs. Isabel Dinwiddie died about 12 o'clock at night of wed. 28th Sept. 1831 ***************************************************************************** NOTES: This is transcribed from the original, hand written family record which not in a Bible but is on three separate sheets of paper. Images of this document can be found here: http://www.patsabin.com/etn/Vsevier1.htm . It appears that this record was kept by Valentine Sevier, with the last entry approximately 1848, prior to the birth of his last child. The last entries may have been made by another family member, possibly his second wife, Vinerah Cannon Sevier. Note: I have not changed the spelling on any of the names...they have been transcribed as they are written, which includes nicknames. The "old store house" of Mr. Deaderick could be "stone house." ___________________________________________________________________ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Patricia Sabin genealogy@patsabin.com ___________________________________________________________________