Smith, Margaret
Birth Name | Smith, Margaret |
Nick Name | Peggy |
Also Known As | Smith, Margaret |
Gender | female |
Age at Death | less than 50 years |
Narrative
Son Elisha Almer says in the 1880 census that father from NC, mother from TN.
Daughters Elizabeth and Martha in same say both from TN.
Shared DNA between descendants of Margaret and descendants of John C Smith and Jincy Taylor of Carter Co, TN indicate a probable relatedness. John C Smith b.1811 s/o James and Elizabeth Smith. This is the "Smith's of Carter Co, TN" line.
Numerous DNA matches between descendants of these Smith's and Siler(Salers) in (Baden-Würtemburg) Germany. ( Absalom Hooper & Sarah Saler )
Son's full name - Daniel Harrison Huffines - could mean Margaret is the daughter or granddaughter of a Harrison. Numerous DNA matches and coincidences lead to the family of Daniel Smith & Elizabeth Harrison of Rockingham Co, VA. Daniel Smith came from Ulster, Ireland like our Y-DNA Smith matches, but male Smith descendants do not match the Smith line out of Carter Co, TN. Could still be Margaret's maternal line.
There was a Daniel Harrison in earliest land grants in Washington Co, TN. Big Limestone is just a mile west of the Cherokee.
NARRATIVE: Daniel Harrison (Warrant No. 1275) was issued 200 acres of land on 13 Oct 1783 in TN Washington County, located "On the big limestone". This was recorded in Land Patent Book 52 page 248 as TN Washington County Grant # 363. The original request for this land was entered on 12 Mar 1779 and assigned TN Washington County Entry # 1275. It took 4 years and 7 months to issue the grant.
NARRATIVE: Daniel Harrison (Warrant No. 2742) was issued 81 acres of land on 13 Oct 1783 in TN Washington County, located "On the waters of Big Limestone". This was recorded in Land Patent Book 52 page 263 as TN Washington County Grant # 395. The original request for this land was entered on 20 Jan 1781 and assigned TN Washington County Entry # 2442. It took 2 years and 9 months to issue the grant.
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Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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Birth | between 1790 and 1800 | NC or TN | ||
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Death | before 1840 | Jackson, TN | ||
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Smith, John Sr | between 1829 and 1830 | ||
Mother | Smith, Mrs | between 1780 and 1784 | ||
Smith, Margaret | between 1790 and 1800 | before 1840 | ||
Brother | Smith, John Jr | between 1790 and 1800 |
Families
Family of Huffhines, William and Smith, Margaret |
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Married | Husband | Huffhines, William ( * between 1790 and 1800 + before 1850 ) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Narrative |
William moved from Yadkin, Stokes Co, NC to Washington Co, TN about 1816, and married Peggy Smith 1821 in Carter County, TN. They probably moved with brother Daniel to Jackson County, TN ~1825 (from a land grant to Daniel Jan. 11, 1825 An early biography of Daniel Huffine, Jacob's son, says he was one of the earliest settlers on Cherokee. Larry Smith relates that the Smith's originally settled on Indian Creek, which is only about 2 miles southest from the Huffines.
1830 Jackson County, TN Census:
1840 Jackson County, TN Census:
Lori Adcox believes the 3 year old Louisa Huffines girl living with Aunt Margaret Forkum is also theirs ( by elimination of alternatives). This is Louisa Elizabeth Huffines who married Haywood Richardson. However, where was Peggy in the 1840 Census? Both parents dead by 1850 - Milly lives with sister Elizabeth Davenport, a few doors from brother William Huffines. |
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Huffines, Elizabeth | 1824 | after 1880 |
Huffines, Elisha Almar | 1826-10-16 | 1897-01-13 |
Huffines, Daniel Harrison | about 1828 | between 1883 and 1891 |
Huffines, Martha C | about 1830 | before 1900 |
Huffines, William G. | 1831 | after 1855 |
Huffines, Milly | 1837 | after 1850 |
Huffhines, Louisa Elizabeth | about 1844 |