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Ashwood Farm

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Overview

Maury Co., TN

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Polk

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William Polk (b.1758-d.1834) - owner; land speculator and N.C. federal internal revenue supervisor

Griselda Gilchrest Polk (b.1751-1779-d.1804-1865) - first wife of William Polk
Lucinda Davis Polk (b-1779-1808-d.1784-1890) - daughter of William and Griselda G. Polk
Thomas Gilchrist Polk (b.1791-d.1869) - son of William and Griselda G. Polk
William Junius Polk (b.1793-d.1860) - son of William and Griselda G. Polk

Sarah Hawkins Polk (b.1756-1786-d.1809-1872) - second wife of William Polk
Andrew Jackson Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1785-1887) - son of William and Sarah H. Polk
Susan Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1784-1890) - daughter of William and Sarah H. Polk
George Washington Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1785-1887) - son of William and Sarah H. Polk; owner of Rattle and Snap Plantation
Alexander Hamilton Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1785-1887) - son of William and Sarah H. Polk
Rufus Knox Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1785-1887) - son of William and Sarah H. Polk
Mary Polk (b.1779-1808-d.1784-1890) - daughter of William and Sarah H. Polk
Bishop Leonidas Polk (b.1806-d.1864) - son of William and Sarah H. Polk

Lucius Junius Polk (b.1802-d.1870) - son of William and Griselda G. Polk; Maury Co., TN planter
Mary Ann Eastin (b.1796-1821-d.?) - wife of Lucius J. Polk

Southern Historical Collection #606: Polk and Yeatman Family Papers

Personal and business papers of three generations of the Polk and Yeatman family of North Carolina and Tennessee. http://webcat.lib.unc.edu/record=b4418975

Subseries 1.1. 1773-1833 (About 500 items) Among the topics discussed are: ...1820: treatment of runaway slaves; 1822: poisoning of family by slaves...
Subseries 2.2. 1834-1861 (About 250 items) Chiefly bills, receipts, and other business and personal finance items relating to the sons of William Polk, mainly Lucius Junius Polk and his plantation in Maury County, Tenn...

Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill http://webcat.lib.unc.edu/record=b4418975
Rootsweb World Connect Project - Ancestors of Nancy Gormezano