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<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> Bostick Family</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR="lightyellow"> <CENTER> <H2>The Jarvis Family and Other Relatives</H2> <B>If you have reached us from Ancestry.com or another cached site, <BR> please go to <A HREF="http://www.fmoran.com/bostick.html">http://www.fmoran.com/bostick.html</A> to see the latest version of this page.<BR> We welcome comments and inquiries. Please <A HREF="mailto:[email protected], [email protected]">write us</A>.</B> <P> </CENTER> <H3><IMG SRC="coff.gif"> Bostick Family</H3><P> <H4> One of the early settlers taking an active political role in Stokes County, NC, was Absalom Bostick.� He was not only a county treasurer, justice of the peace and tax lister, but was a member of the House of Commons (1790-1795) from Stokes Co.� Earlier, before Stokes was created from Surry County (1798), he was a representative from Surry County to conventions at Hillsborough in 1788 and at Fayetteville in 1789.� The convention in Hillsborough was to determine the proposed plan of federal� government and for fixing a seat of government for North Carolina...... <a href="bostick1.html">continued </a><P> <HR> First Generation:<P> Children of John Bostick and Elizabeth<BR> Col. Absalom Bostick (c1740-1803) m. Bethenia Perkins (1789-aft.1809),d/o Nicholas Perkins and Bethenia Harden<P> <HR> Second Generation<P> Children of Col. Absalom Bostick and Bethenia Perkins<BR> John Bostick (1765-1849, TN) m. Mary Graves<BR> Bethenia Bostick (1767-1832) m. Capt. Samuel Hampton (bef. 1760-1802), s/o James Hampton<BR> Absalom Bostick II (1769-1823) m. 1) <a href="dalton.html">Nancy Dalton</a>, 2) Dolly White<BR> Ferdinand Bostick (1772-1824) m. Elizabeth Anne Rand (1784-aft.1830)<BR> Susannah Bostick m. <a href="blackb.html">William Blackburn </a><BR> Anne Bostick (?-aft. 1833) m. Thornton Preston Guinn (?-1833)<BR> Manoah Harden Bostick (?-1843, IL) m. 1) Dilcie Scales, 2) Frances Harvey<BR> Christina Bostick (c1785 - 1863) m. <a href="dalton.html">David Dalton, Jr.</a><P> (Absolom Bostick is shown with 670 acres in the 1786 tax list. This being in the southwestern part of Stokes County, near Walnut Cove)<P> <HR> Third Generation<P> Children of John Bostick and Mary Graves<BR> Absalom Bostick m. <a href="blackb.html">Elizabeth Blackburn</a> <BR>d/o Wm. Blackburn and Susannah Bostick<BR> (there were 11 children in this family)<P> __________<P> Children of Bethenia Bostick and Captain Samuel Hampton<BR> James Hampton (1786)<BR> Samuel Hampton (1790) m. Elizabeth Barnett<BR> John B. Hampton (1793) m. Polly E. Guinn<BR> Mary Hampton (1795)<BR> Susannah Hampton (1797) m. Hampton Bostick<BR> Manoah Hampton (1799)<P> _________<P> Children of Absalom Bostick II and Nancy Dalton<BR> Absalom Bostick III m. <a href="dalton.html">Susannah Dalton</a><P> _________<P> Children of Ferdinand Bostick and Elizabeth Rand <BR> Bethania Bostick (1800) m. Absalom B. Guinn, s/o Thornton Guinn and Anne Bostick)<BR> Anna Rand Bostick (1801) m. William Mills <BR> William Rand Bostick (1803-aft.1870) m. Jane Browder<BR> John Bostick (1805) (may have died young) (no further record)<BR> Elizabeth "Betsy" Bostick (1807-1835/37) m. William Joyce Jr (m. in Va, possibly moved to Lawrence Co., TN)<BR> Absalom Bostick (1809) m. Mary G. Patton (m. in Williamson Co., TN)<BR> Ferdinand Bostick (1811) m. possibly as his second wife, Emily C. Denson (not proven)<BR> Westley Bostick (1813) (no other information)<BR> James Pinkney Bostick (1815) (no other information)<BR> John Thornton Bostick (1817) (no other information)<BR> David Jackson Bostick (1819) (no other information)<BR> Louisa Bostick (1827) (no other information)<P> __________<P> Children of Anne Bostick and Thornton Preston Guinn (son of Almand Guinn)<BR> Absalom B. Guinn m. Bethenia Bostick<BR> Thornton P. Guinn m. Frances Jane Hill<BR> Manoah H. Guinn m. Elisabeth Bostick<BR> Anne D. Guinn m. Alpha Moore<BR> Polly E. Guinn (1796-1882) m. John B. Hampton (1793-1871)<BR> Duke A. Guinn m. Susannah Davis Bostick<BR> Bethenia P. Guinn m. David D. Bostick<BR> Christina E. Guinn m. James M. Hampton<BR> Susannah R. Guinn m. Mr. Petree<BR> Malissa Guinn m. Mr. Hampton<BR> Nancy E. Guinn m. Mr. Petree<BR> David B. Guinn (?-1841) m. Narcissa (died after 1841)<BR> (this family lived in Stokes County, present-day Forsyth)<P> _________<P> Children of Manoah Harden Bostick and 1) Dilcey Scales<BR> Bethenia Bostick<BR> Mary Frances Bostick<BR> Sarah Elizabeth Bostick<BR> Jinny Carolina Bostick<BR> Peter Lewis Bostick (1818, TN - 1884, IL)<P> __________<P> Children of Manoah Harden Bostick and 2) Frances Harvey<BR> Manoah Thornton Bostick<BR> Frank Bostick<BR> Mary Ann Bostick<P> <HR> Fourth Generation<P> Children of Absalom Bostick III and Susannah Dalton<BR> Dr. Jonathan S. Bostick m. Sarah A. Smith<BR> Sarah Bostick m. Peter Webster<BR> Charles Bostick<BR> Richard Bostick<BR> Martha Bostick<BR> Calvin Bostick<BR> Susannah Bostick<BR> Elisabeth Bostick m. Harden Guinn (of Stokes County)<BR> Nancy Bostick (did not marry) (not proven, and not mentioned in father's will)<P> __________<P> Children of William Rand Bostick and Jane Browder<BR> Jesse Bostick m. Nancy Green<BR> Mary Jane Bostick (ca. 1833) m. Edward Vaughn<BR> Angelina "Anne" Bostick (1837-bef. 1912) m. <a href="tuttle.html">James McCoy Tuttle</a> (ca. 1836)<BR> John W. Bostick (1838-1924) m. <a href="tuttle.html">Milly M. Tuttle </a>(1840-1925)<BR> James Abner Bostick (c1842-1913) m. <a href="tuttle.html">Nannie Jane May Tuttle</a> <BR>(d/o George W. & Nancy R. Tuttle)<BR> Louise Bostick (1844) m. <a href="tuttle.html">James McCoy Tuttle</a><BR> (Many descendants of this line live in Surry and Forsyth Counties)<P> _________<P> Children of Elizabeth "Betsy" Bostick and William Joyce Jr <BR> Ferdinand Joyce<BR> A. B. Joyce<BR> James P. Joyce (settled in Hardin Co., IL)<P> <HR> Fifth Generation<P> Children of Mary Jane Bostick and Edward Vaughn<BR> William Vaughn (1859-bef. 1900)<BR> Mary Jane Vaughn (1863) m. Newton Spears<BR> Jettie Flora Ann Vaughn (1867-1948) m. 1) William Edward Vaugh m. 2) Harrison B. Brown<P> __________<P> <HR> Sixth Generation<P> Children of Jettie Flora Ann Vaughn and William Edward Vaughn<BR> Edward "Edney" Vaughn (1887-1953) m. Florence Hicks<BR> Carrie Lee Vaughn (1890-1973) m. <a href="kiger.html">Hilary Harrison Kiger</a><BR> James Watkins " J W " Vaughn (1891-1981) m. 1) Rhettie Caldonia Benson (1897-1957), 2) Julia Mary Freeman (1901-?)<BR> Bert Vaughn (1893)<BR> Pearl Mae Vaughn (1897-1977) m. 1) J. T. Owens, 2) Washington A. Foster (1887-1951)<P> <HR> Sources:<P> Brenda Jerome contributed information for the Ferdinand Bostick and Elizabeth Rand line. And through her research efforts helped to correct the Bostick/Dalton lines. Many Thanks. Brenda also hosts the <a href="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6598/BostickOnline.htm">Bostick Family Online Newsletter</a>. <P> Brenda Jerome's e-mail address: [email protected]. <BR> The Forsyth County Genealogical Society Journal, Volume XV, No. 1, Fall, 1996<BR> Personal communications with Donna Vaugh, email address: [email protected]<P> �, 2001-2007 Faye Jarvis Moran<BR> [email protected]<P> <HR> <IMG SRC="coff.gif"><A HREF="family.html">Return to List of Family Names</A><P> <IMG SRC="coff.gif"><A HREF="index.html">Return to the Jarvis Family Homepage</A></B> </BODY> </HTML>