1820 Stewart County 1830 Stewart County 1840 Benton County
Males Males Males
Under 5 - 1 10-14 1
5-9 - 2
Under 10 - 4 Daniel 10-14 - 3
10-15 - 3 15-19 - 3 Daniel 20-29 1 Daniel B.
16-25 - 1 20-29 1
26-44 William 40-49 William
Females Females Females
5-9 2 15-19 1
Under 10 - 2 Died ?
26-44 - 1 Elizabeth 40-49 Elizabeth 50-59 Elizabeth
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1814, October 24, purchased one horse wagon and several horse collars from father's estate sale in Marlborough, SC
1818, Febraury 20, Wiliam Herndon having produced Power of Attorney to receive for Lucy Burton, she abeing one of the Heirs of Benjamin Herndon deceased, the sum of $285.50. On the same date the sum of $285.50 was paid to William Herndon for Frances Herndon, also a daughter of Benjamin Herndon, Deceased, Malborough, SC Bk A-2, p 316
Stewart County Court Minutes 1815-1819
p 292 On motion of Wm. H. Herndon License granted him to keep a Tavern at his house in Dover and he comes and enters into bond in
the sum of $500 with Ephriam B Davidson and H W Logan his securities conditioned for keep an orderly house. in 1818
TSLA Archives, Stewart Co. Roll 38, Minutes Vol. 1, Nov. 1819 - May 1821
Note: page numbers included by transcriber - original pages not numbered
Thursday, 4 November 1819 Court
23 - Samuel Craft vs. Henry Wall (trespass): jurors Axiom G. Wallace, Jesse Morris, Willis Manning, William Campbell, Asa Morris,
Briant Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wilie Ward, Harmon Ross, Robert Jones & John King; Axiom G. Wallace
withdraws from the jury, and a mistrial is declared; case continued to next term
Friday, 5 November 1819 Court
25 - Allen B. King vs. James H. Russell: jurors Jesse Morris, Axum Wallace, Willis Manning, William Campbell, Asa Morris, Bryant
Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wiley Ward, Harmon Ross, Robert Jones & David McNatt find for the plaintiff in the
amount of $61.125
26 - Joseph Smith & Etheldred Folks, executors of James Vinson, vs. John Blanton: jurors Jesse Morris, Axum Wallace, Willis
Manning, William Campbell, Asa Morris, Bryant Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wiley Ward, Harmon Ross, Robert
Jones & David McNatt find for the plaintiffs in the amount of $83.725
27 - Harvey Shelby, administrator of James Fort deceased vs. John Bailey & William Bailey: jurors Jesse Morris, Axum Wallace,
Willis Manning, William Campbell, Asa Morris, Bryant Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wiley Ward, Harmon Ross,
Robert Jones & David McNatt find for the plaintiff in the amount of $1928.47 plus $33.94 damages
28 - Thomas Herman & others vs. John Bailey: jurors Jesse Morris, Axum Wallace, Willis Manning, William Campbell, Asa Morris,
Bryant Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wiley Ward, Harmon Ross, Robert Jones & David McNatt find for the plaintiff in
the amount of $448.45 plus $29 damages
29 - Thomas Herman & others vs. John Bailey & William Bailey: jurors Jesse Morris, Axum Wallace, Willis Manning, William
Campbell, Asa Morris, Bryant Oneal, Benjamin Davis, William Herndon, Wiley Ward, Harmon Ross, Robert Jones & David
McNatt find for the plaintiff in the amount of $249.43 plus $7.48 damages
Monday, 6 August 1821 Court
5 - Deed from Elijah Lowry to William Herndon for 774 acres proven by oath of Gladden Gorin
33 Monday, 5 November 1821 Court- Court appoints William Herndon guardian for Eliza McNeal
140 Thursday, 8 August 1822 Court- Court summons John H. Humphries, Lewis Lockhart, Josiah Clark, William Herndon, Etheldred
Boon, John Warden, William Ellis, Charles Ross, Edward Whitehead, John Biggs, Asa Morris, James Anderson, John Kingins,
John Ross, George Bruton, David Cowan, Eldridge Green, Jethro Bass, Henry Vinson, Charles Barnes, Nimian Steele, William
Wyatt, Vincent Wyatt, Green B. Summers, James Morton, Nathan Carter, Nathaniel Abney, James Hendon, Robert M. White &
John K. Colson to serve as jurors, and William Olive to serve as constable
Tuesday, 5 November 1822 Court:
153 - Grand jurors: John Warden (foreman), Lewis Lockert, William Herndon, Etheldred Boon, David Cowan, Vincent Wyatt, Nathan
Carter, John K. Colson, Charles Ross, Nathan Abney, Gideon Milam, John Humphreys & Humphrey Nelson
172 - Elijah Lowry vs. William Herndon (debt): jurors find for the plaintiff in the amount of $163.25 plus $4.08 damages
Tuesday, 4 November 1823 Court
279 - Elijah Lowry vs. William Herndon (debt): jurors find for the plaintiff in the amount of $250 plus $12.50 damages; plaintiff
appeals to the Circuit Court
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It was prbably this Wiliam Herndon who on July 2, 1825 purchased from William James, both of Humphery Co, TN, 50 acres situated on Rushings Creek. This land was part of a grant james had received of 260 acres, $250, Humphrey Co, TN Deed Bk D, p 20. This note from Dudley
Stewart County, TN, Recordbook C
144 James Herndon, David C. Wilson, James C. Wilson, administrator's bond for William Herndon; 7 Nov 1831
