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From: "Lucian Collins" <>
Subject: Re: Thomas BATEMAN
Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2000 21:24:33 -0500

1790 Chowan Co. Census Bateman, Thomas.............02 01 02 00 00
This is the Thomas Bateman that is the father of William Montgomery Bateman.
There is also a Mary Bateman as a daughter but I have not been able to find
any information on her at this time. Thomas is supposed to have married a
Elizabeth Beasley but a marriage license has not been found. There is a lot
of mixing of the Beasleys and Batemans as is evidenced in the documentation
below. The 1790 census is showing three children and Thomas probably had at
least five. William was born 1792 and Mary could have been in 1791 or after
William because it looks as if Thomas did not die until about 1806. William
M. would have been about 14 and if seems that he would have been mentioned
in the Negro division. There is a William Bateman that applied for a pass
through the Indian Lands of Georgia in 1809 and he would have been about 17.
William does end up in Williamson Co., TN. Where he was married to Elizabeth
Pearre in 1817.

If anyone can add to this I would certainly appreciate it very much.

1. BEASLEY, George & Elizabeth BONNER 10/19/1790 Thomas Bateman and Jos.
Blount

2. BEASLEY, Francis & Elizabeth JONES 1/4/1791 Thomas Bateman and Jos.
Blount

3. William Montgomery Bateman born Aug. 14, 1792 near Edenton, N.C.

4. NC BASTARDY BONDS by Betty J. Camin & Edwin A. Camin
Chowan Co. mother: Nancy LILES date: Jan 1793 bondsmen:Robt.BEASLEY,
Thomas BATEMAN

5. INGHAMS, Thomas & Nancy LILES 5/16/1799 George Beasley, Wm. Norfleet
Chowan Co., 1800 census-----Inghams. Thomas---00100-10010-00
Since a child is already listed on the 1800 census this is probably the
same Nancy
Liles as in the Bastardly Bond above.

6. BUNCH, Joseph & Mary JONES 1/16/1805 Thomas Bateman
This Thomas Bateman must have died about 1806.

7. 1807 Division of negroes of Thomas Bateman, dec'd., to heirs:
to Elizabeth: Luke & Dinah
to John: Patience & Dick
to Thomas: Jack & Fanny
In the book "William Montgomery Bateman's Family Records" it states
that Thomas
Bateman married a second time and had three children: Thomas, John and
Elizabeth.

8. Abstracts From the Edenton Gazette
Edenton, N.C.
1813 and Extant Issues From 1814, 1816-1819
Volume III
(288) Notice: In pursuance of an order of the Court of Chancery for the
County of Chowan, will be Sold, in the Town of Hereford, Perquimans
County, on Tuesday the 12th day of May next, the following Tracts of Land,
belonging to the Devisees of William Littlejohn.
1286 Acres at the head of Perquimans River
100 Acres on Muddy-creek road, formerly belonging to Thomas Bateman
50 Acres on the north side of Perquimans River, formerly belonging to
Francis Foster
signed: John B. Blount, C&M E

9. Journal of the Proceedings of the Executive Department of Government,
John Milledge, Governor Of the State of Georgia for the Political -years
1803-1804 (Rockdale/ Conyers Library 929.3758 Bry): Page 528: Passport
prepared Monday 6th November 1809. ",,, to travel through the Creek Nation
of Indians,,,one for Exum Roberts, William Bateman, and John Woodlard,,,,"








Lucian LaNoy Collins
Researching: Collins, Hanes(Haynes),
Martin, Bateman

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