Some Descendants of George Ballentine

Generation No. 1

1. GEORGE1 BALLENTINE was born c. 16351, and died c. 17021. He married FRANCES M. YATES, daughter of JOHN YATES and JOANNE UNK. She was born Bef. 16411.

Child of GEORGE BALLENTINE and FRANCES YATES is:

2. i. DAVID2 BALLENTINE, b. Bet. 1684 - 1700; d. 1753.

Generation No. 2

2. DAVID2 BALLENTINE (GEORGE1) was born Bet. 1684 - 1700, and died 1753.

Child of DAVID BALLENTINE is:

3. i. PAUL3 BALLENTINE, d. 1754, Norfolk Co., VA.

Generation No. 3

3. PAUL3 BALLENTINE (DAVID2, GEORGE1) died 1754 in Norfolk Co., VA. He married ANN CAWSON 11/16/1736 in Norfolk Co., VA2, daughter of JONAS CAWSON and ABIGAIL CHURCH. She died 1754 in Norfolk Co., VA.

Children of PAUL BALLENTINE and ANN CAWSON are:

i. JONAS4 BALLENTINE.

ii. ABIGAIL BALLENTINE.

iii. KEZIA BALLENTINE.

iv. ANN BALLENTINE.

v. BETTY BALLENTINE.

vi. PAUL BALLENTINE.

4. vii. CHURCH BALLENTINE, b. 10/05/1752; d. 07/25/1804.

Generation No. 4

4. CHURCH4 BALLENTINE (PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 10/05/1752, and died 07/25/1804. He married JULIA FLEMING 09/05/1782 in Southampton Co., VA. She was born 03/31/1752, and died 11/28/1823.

More About CHURCH BALLENTINE:

Occupation: 1790, Norfolk Co., VA - listed as "Constable"

Child of CHURCH BALLENTINE and JULIA FLEMING is:

5. i. MARGARET5 BALLENTINE, b. 07/31/1783; d. 12/15/1869.

Generation No. 5

5. MARGARET5 BALLENTINE (CHURCH4, PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 07/31/1783, and died 12/15/1869. She married (1) JESSE SYKES 03/28/1804 in Norfolk Co., VA. He died Bef. 1817. She married (2) MAXIMILIAN CUTHRELL 04/05/1817 in Norfolk Co., VA, son of JOSEPH CUTHRELL and SARAH ETHERIDGE. He was born 07/19/1793, and died 11/06/1883.

More About MAXIMILIAN CUTHRELL:

Census: 1850 Davie Co., NC

Military: Fought in War of 1812 and was pensioned.

Marriage Notes for MARGARET BALLENTINE and MAXIMILIAN CUTHRELL:

VA Marriage Book

Norfolk Co, VA

Sites "Maximilian Cuthrell & Mrs. Margaret Sikes"

3/29/1817

More About MAXIMILIAN CUTHRELL and MARGARET BALLENTINE:

Marriage Bond: 03/29/1817, Norfolk Co., VA

Children of MARGARET BALLENTINE and MAXIMILIAN CUTHRELL are:

6. i. MARGARET ANN6 CUTHRELL, b. 12/02/1818; d. 12/03/1910.

ii. JOSEPH H. CUTHRELL, b. c. 1823, VA.

iii. LAURA R. CUTHRELL, b. c. 1829, VA.

Generation No. 6

6. MARGARET ANN6 CUTHRELL (MARGARET5 BALLENTINE, CHURCH4, PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 12/02/1818, and died 12/03/1910. She married (1) JOHN HUDSON CHINN3 09/03/1839, son of PERRY CHINN and ELIZABETH EVANS. He was born 07/11/1811, and died 06/13/1845. She married (2) JAMES NATHANIEL BROCK 11/22/1854 in Davie Co., NC4, son of ENOCH BROCK and SARAH ETHERIDGE. He was born 12/1810, and died c. 1886.

Notes for JOHN HUDSON CHINN:

Annie Maud Pollard's notes in Brown/Chinn family Bible notes "he died of sun stroke, 3 months before John Hudson Chinn, Jr. was born."

More About JOHN HUDSON CHINN:

Cause of Death: Sunstroke5

Children of MARGARET CUTHRELL and JOHN CHINN are:

7. i. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA7 CHINN, b. 06/08/1840; d. 02/22/1915.

8. ii. MARY ELIZA CHINN, b. 03/20/1842, Farmington, NC; d. 12/12/1917, Winston-Salem, NC.

iii. JAMES THOMAS CHINN, b. 06/13/1844; d. 06/16/1844.

9. iv. JOHN HUDSON CHINN, JR., b. 09/14/1845; d. 03/22/1934, Marshalltown, IA.

Children of MARGARET CUTHRELL and JAMES BROCK are:

v. MOSES B.7 BROCK.

vi. JOSEPH C. BROCK.

vii. MARGARET M. BROCK, m. C. A. HARTMAN.

viii. EMMA L. BROCK.

Generation No. 7

7. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA7 CHINN (MARGARET ANN6 CUTHRELL, MARGARET5 BALLENTINE, CHURCH4, PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 06/08/1840, and died 02/22/1915. She married SAMUEL T. NAYLOR 01/28/1861 in Davie Co., NC, son of SAMUEL NAYLOR and MAHETABLE ROSE. He was born 02/21/1840, and died 08/21/1920.

More About ELIZABETH VIRGINIA CHINN:

Burial: Liberty Church Cemetery, Davie Co., NC

More About SAMUEL T. NAYLOR:

Burial: Liberty Church Cemetery, Davie Co., NC

Children of ELIZABETH CHINN and SAMUEL NAYLOR are:

i. BEBZORA F.8 NAYLOR.

ii. BOBBITT G. NAYLOR.

iii. EUGENE CHINN NAYLOR.

iv. MARION A. NAYLOR.

Notes for MARION A. NAYLOR:

Twin to Margaret S. Naylor.

v. MARGARET S. NAYLOR.

Notes for MARGARET S. NAYLOR:

Twin to Marion A. Naylor.

vi. GEORGE NAYLOR.

vii. VIOLA MAUD NAYLOR.

viii. CORA E. NAYLOR.

ix. ABBEY GEORGETTA NAYLOR.

x. NELL FLORENCE NAYLOR.

xi. MARY ELIZABETH NAYLOR.

xii. HARRY WELLS NAYLOR.

xiii. MARTHA ROSE NAYLOR.

8. MARY ELIZA7 CHINN (MARGARET ANN6 CUTHRELL, MARGARET5 BALLENTINE, CHURCH4, PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 03/20/1842 in Farmington, NC, and died 12/12/1917 in Winston-Salem, NC. She married WILLIAM LAFAYETTE BROWN 12/01/1863 in Farmington, NC, son of THOMAS BROWN and MARGARET BRINEGAR. He was born 01/29/1831 in Mocksville, NC, and died 03/16/1899 in Forsyth Co., NC.

More About MARY ELIZA CHINN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC6

Notes for WILLIAM LAFAYETTE BROWN:

Graduated 1858, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York City.  Served on the sailing ship "Isaac Webb" which brought Irish immigrants to America.  Spent a year on this ship traveling between Liverpool and New York.  With his brother, Rufus D. Brown, started the Brown Brothers Tobacco Company in Mocksville, NC several years after Civil War, which employed over 200 hands; moved to Winston-Salem in 1877.

Copy in family file:

Certificate of THE WINSTON CIGARETTE MACHINE CO. (Unincorporated)

W. L. Brown, President

W. B. Pollard, Vice-President/General Manager

W. T. Brown, Secretary/Treasurer

Winston, NC, USA

with picture of "First Cigarette Machine"

OBITUARY:  Winston, Forsyth Co. NC, March 17, 1899 --  Winston has lost another valuable citizen in the person of Dr. W.L. Brown. The end came at 6:10 last evening at his home on Spruce street, surrounded by his wife and other loved ones. His death was not unexpected, as he had been in declining health for several years. He sustained a stroke of paralysis about three years ago. He was sent to the Hot Springs and then to Johns Hopkins hospital, but secured very little relief. He had another attack last Saturday and after that time never regained consciousness. The deceased was 68 years old. He was born on January 29th, 1831, near Mocksville, Davie County [NC]. His father, Thomas Brown, was a successful farmer and an honored Elder in the Presbyterian church. Dr. Brown and his only brother, Mr. R.D. Brown, who died in Winston a few years ago, were engaged in the manufacture of tobacco in Mocksville before coming to Winston in 1877. By their energy and fine business qualifications the firm of Brown Brothers built large factories and established a large and prosperous tobacco manufacturing plant in this city. After the death of Mr. R.D. Brown, the firm was dissolved and Dr. Brown and his son, W.T. Brown, who was a member of the old firm for ten years, organized the Brown Bros. Tobacco Company. Dr. Brown was chosen President of the new organization. Associated with him were his son and sons-in-law, W.B. Pollard and W.J. Wolff. The son withdrew about two years ago. The business will be continued by the surviving members of the Company. Dr. Brown married Miss Mary Eliza Chinn, of Farmington, Davie county. While a young man he studied medicine and after graduating was surgeon on one of the steamships and took a trip to one of the foreign countries. After returning, he practised his profession for a few years in Davie county. He leaves a wife and ten children, eight daughters and two sons, besides a large circle of friends and relatives to mourn his death. The funeral services will be conducted from the First Presbyterian church, of which the deceased was an honored member, at 11 o'clock tomorrow. He will be buried in the Salem cemetery.

Dr. William L. Brown and Rufus Brown created by a liberal donation the Brown Scholarship at Davidson College as a memorial to their father Thomas Brown of Mocksville, N.C.

More About WILLIAM LAFAYETTE BROWN:

Burial: 1899, Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC6

Graduation: 1858, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York City

Military: c. 1862, Home Guard - Civil War7

Obituary: 03/17/1899, See notes

Occupation: Physician and tobacco factory owner8

Children of MARY CHINN and WILLIAM BROWN are:

i. MINNIE LAFAYETTE8 BROWN, b. 11/11/1864; d. 01/16/1870, Mocksville, NC.

Notes for MINNIE LAFAYETTE BROWN:

Death due to "disease inflammation of the brain." Taken sick Thursday morning 13th. Her last words were "Mama, will the little birds sing for me?"

More About MINNIE LAFAYETTE BROWN:

Burial: 1870, Old Joppa Cemetery, Mocksville, NC

Cause of Death: disease inflammation of the brain

ii. WILLIAM THOMAS BROWN, b. 05/25/1866; d. 04/29/1924, Morehead City, NC; m. REBECCA LYUTITM MARKS9, 05/30/1888, Shreveport, LA; b. 11/29/1869; d. 05/27/1942.

Notes for WILLIAM THOMAS BROWN:

Notes in Nell Jerome's handwriting (from Elizabeth Harris): "Granny Pollard's oldest brother, Will Brown, moved into homeplace now known as Robert E. Lee Hotel in 1890..." "W. T. Brown, whose handsome home was on the site of the Robert E. Lee Hotel) owned the first automobile in Winston-Salem. When it was seen coming some distance away, teams were shunted to the curbs and people hugged the sidewalks. It was a buggy-like body, had high wheels and one cylinder, and seated 2 persons."

Copy in family file:

Certificate of THE WINSTON CIGARETTE MACHINE CO. (Unincorporated)

W. L. Brown, President

W. B. Pollard, Vice-President/General Manager

W. T. Brown, Secretary/Treasurer

Winston, NC, USA

with picture of "First Cigarette Machine"

Newspaper clipping No. 1: "He was preparing to make a race for State Senator from Forsyth County in the coming primary. His name was filed last Saturday with the county Board of Elections by his friend, Dr. H. V. Horton, after numbers of his friends had urged him to run."

Newspaper clipping No. 2: "Accordingly, he organized the Southern Chemical Company...later sold to the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company. Mr. Brown was also president and treasurer of the Union Guano Company for many years. Since 1912, Mr. Brown has served as a member of the Board of Directors of Wachovia Bank and Trust Company...and member of the Board of Directors of North Carolina Railway..."

More About WILLIAM THOMAS BROWN:

Burial: 1924, Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC10

Occupation: President/Treasurer - Union Guano Co.

More About REBECCA LYUTITM MARKS:

Burial: 1942, Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC10

Education: 1887, Salem Academy, Salem, NC11

iii. MARGARET MAUD BROWN, b. 12/11/1867, Mocksville, NC; d. 05/06/1957, Winston-Salem, NC; m. WILLIAM BOOKER POLLARD, 02/11/1890, Winston-Salem, NC; b. 08/14/1861, Bedford Co., VA; d. 04/23/1900, Winston-Salem, NC.

More About MARGARET MAUD BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC12

Notes for WILLIAM BOOKER POLLARD:

Copy in family file:

Certificate of THE WINSTON CIGARETTE MACHINE CO. (Unincorporated)

W. L. Brown, President

W. B. Pollard, Vice-President/General Manager

W. T. Brown, Secretary/Treasurer

Winston, NC, USA

with picture of "First Cigarette Machine"

More About WILLIAM BOOKER POLLARD:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC12

iv. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN, b. 02/05/1870, Mocksville, NC; d. 08/07/1927; m. WILLIAM CARTER BROWN, 11/15/1899, New York City, NY; b. 10/11/1859; d. 03/10/1939.

More About MARY ELIZABETH BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC

More About WILLIAM CARTER BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC13

v. MABEL ADAMS BROWN, b. 11/10/1871; d. 05/26/1947, Charleston, SC; m. WILLIAM JACOB WOLFF, 12/30/1890; b. 02/15/1865; d. 04/17/1922.

More About MABEL ADAMS BROWN:

Burial: 1947, Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC14

More About WILLIAM JACOB WOLFF:

Burial: 04/1922, Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC15

vi. MATTIE BLANCH BROWN, b. 08/08/1873, Mocksville, NC; d. 11/06/1877.

More About MATTIE BLANCH BROWN:

Burial: Old Joppa Cemetery, Mocksville, NC

vii. UNK BROWN, b. 09/30/1874; d. 10/01/1874.

Notes for UNK BROWN:

Lived only 2 hours.

viii. EMMA FLORENCE BROWN, b. 10/02/1875; d. 06/02/1957; m. THOMAS VENABLE EDMUNDS, 12/23/1913; b. 09/23/1867; d. 03/04/1938.

Notes for EMMA FLORENCE BROWN:

Graduated from Salem College in 1895. Studied Art at Columbia University. Taught mathematics at North School in Winston-Salem for 10 years.

More About EMMA FLORENCE BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC

More About THOMAS VENABLE EDMUNDS:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC

ix. GERTRUDE KATRINA BROWN, b. 01/24/1877; d. 02/21/1964; m. FRANK CARTER SPENCER, 06/23/1909; b. 06/1865, Mocksville, NC; d. 03/1953, Petersburg, VA.

x. HUGH PARKS BROWN, b. 06/30/1878; d. 10/03/1951; m. NAOMI FRUND, 11/23/1910; b. 06/06/1887; d. 11/27/1938.

More About HUGH PARKS BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC16

More About NAOMI FRUND:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC16

xi. LETITIA CHINN BROWN, b. 08/10/1880; d. 03/28/1931; m. (1) CARY CARROLL; m. (2) CONRAD LEMLY, 07/17/1899.

More About LETITIA CHINN BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC17

xii. AMANDA BROWN, b. 09/24/1882; d. 11/14/1928.

More About AMANDA BROWN:

Burial: Salem Cemetery, Forsyth Co., NC

xiii. DELPHINE BROWN, b. 05/16/1885; d. 05/19/1966.

9. JOHN HUDSON7 CHINN, JR. (MARGARET ANN6 CUTHRELL, MARGARET5 BALLENTINE, CHURCH4, PAUL3, DAVID2, GEORGE1) was born 09/14/1845, and died 03/22/1934 in Marshalltown, IA. He married LYDIA ELEANOR AUSTIN 11/25/1869 in Marshall Co., IA. She was born 02/15/1846 in Clinton Co., OH, and died 02/12/1932 in Marshalltown, IA.

Notes for JOHN HUDSON CHINN, JR.:

Wounded severely at Frederick City, MD and was confined for some time as Union prisoner at Point Lookout, MD.

More About JOHN HUDSON CHINN, JR.:

Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Marshalltown, IA

Military: Confederate Army, Co. C, 17th Virginia Cavalry

More About LYDIA ELEANOR AUSTIN:

Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Marshalltown, IA

Children of JOHN CHINN and LYDIA AUSTIN are:

i. MAXIMILIAN THOMAS8 CHINN.

ii. MINNIE BELLE CHINN.

iii. NELLE MARY CHINN.

iv. HARRY ELLSWORTH CHINN.

v. CHARLES CARTER CHINN.

vi. JENNIE CHINN.

vii. JOHN AUSTIN CHINN.

viii. MARY ELEANOR CHINN.

ix. JAMES BROCK CHINN.

Endnotes

1. Personal communication with Elizabeth H. Harris.

2. Copy of Marriage Bond in Family File, (Norfolk County Marriage Bonds 1706-1779, REEL 74A, No. 13,864).

3. Annie Maud Pollard's Bible.

4. North Carolina Marriages, Internet.

5. Annie Maud Pollard's Bible.

6. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 845.

7. Personal communication with Elizabeth H. Harris.

8. Henry Hampton Land, Kannapolis, NC, Preliminary and Tentative Modified Register Report of Willie Jones Family, (unpublished).

9. Broderbund Family Tree Maker, World Family Tree - Volume 9, (Pre-1600 to present), "CD-ROM," Tree No. 2327.

10. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 845.

11. Salem Female Academy, Founded 1802, ""The Academy", Vol. X, Number 87," Salem, NC, June 1888.

12. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103).

13. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 845.

14. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103).

15. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 965.

16. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 845.

17. Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek, Hazell R. Hartman, Forsyth County NC Cemetery Records, Vol IV, (1973 Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, NC 27103), p. 849.