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George A.
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Richard I. Conn Fa: Mo:
1760-1770
Born Pennsylvania.
1787
Tax List Pittsylvania County, VA, tax paid by George
Conn.
21APR1792
My Tavern is open in Abington Richard I. Conn (April 21,
1792 Knoxville Gazette Vol 1 #13)
27AUG1792
Marries Sarah Woodward Ann Arundel Co., MD.
7APR1806
Richard I. Conn appointed Constable and gave bond and
security and took the oath according to law. (Rutherford
County, TN, County Court Minutes Book A, pg 144, MFM 268
Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
4APR1808
Richard I. Conn is this day appointed a constable, who
gave bond with sufficient surety and took the oath the
law prescribed. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court
Minutes Book B, pg 144, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
2OCT1809
Ordered by the court that Richard I. Conn and Anthony
Kinnard be summoned to attend the next term of this court
as counstables(sic). (Rutherford County, TN, County
Court Minutes Book C, pg 163, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU
Library.)
1810
Census Rutherford County Males 1<10, 2 10-16, 1 > 45,
Females 3<10, 1 16-26, 1 26-45.
3OCT1810
Deed of Conveyance James Matthews and wife Elizabeth of
Mississippi Territory County of Madison to Richard J.
Conn state of Tennessee and County of Rutherford, 83
acres in Rutherford County. Description: East side of
East Fork of Stones River adjoining lands of Rucker and
Joshua Barton, Beginning in said Rucker's line where it
crosses River at Joshua Barton's Northeast corner,
running south with said Barton's line 88 poles 22 links
to a black haw (??) corner corner (twice!) to said
Barton's, thence east 180 poles thence north 30 poles to
river thence down the river with its meanders 95 poles
thence west 100 poles to beginning. Consideration: $300
payment witnessed by Joshua Barton and Ambrose Polly
Signed in presence of Thomas Fowler John Bankhead
Henry Bou?ger Joshua Barton (Rutherford County, TN,
Deed Book H, pg 75, Roll #110 TSLA)
2APR1811
Ordered by court that the following persons be summoned
to attend at the next term of this court then and there
to serve as jurors of said court to wit: Thos. Nelson,
Robert Ross, William Ireland, Fredrich E. Barton, William
Travis, Nathaniel Kinnard, John Davis, Isaac Shelby,
Isiah Webb, James Hill, James Thompson, Richard I. Conn
and John Bankhead. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court
Minutes Book E., pg 73, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
Deed - James Matthews and Elizabeth Matthews his wife,
to Rich'd I. Conn for eighty three acres of land was
this day proven in open court by the oath of John
Bankhead and Joshua Barton subscribing witnesses
thereto and ordered to be registered. (Rutherford
County, TN, County Court Minutes Book E, pg 75, MFM 268
Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
1JUL1811
On the affidavit of Richard I. Conn it is ordered by the
Court that he be released from serving as a juror at this
Court. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes Book
E, pg 125, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
10APR1812
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed a constable for
the county and entered into bond with Joshua Barton and
Jonathon Hale his securities and took the oath prescribed
by law. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes Book
F, pg 38)
13JAN1814
Richard I. Conn Constable who was sworn to attend the
Grand Jury during this term is excused from further
attendance at this term. (Rutherford County, TN, County
Court Minutes Book G, pg 86, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU
Library.)
11APR1814
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed Constable of
Rutherford County who gave bond and Security and took the
oath of office. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court
Minutes Book G, pg 86, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU Library.)
9APR1816
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed constable for this
County, who gave bond & security and took the oath of
office. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes Book
I, pg 195)
15JUL1817
It is ordered by the court that Josiah Conn be appointed
overseer of the road in the room and stead of Jackson
Wharry and that he be allowed the following hands Noah
Lilly, John Moss, James Buckner, Thomas Bragg, William
Oliver, James Cathey, Humfrey(??) B. Tomblinson, Lawrence
Young, Gideon Rucker, Jonathan Wharry, William Nichols,
Thomas Sillimon, James Silfin, James Moses, Anderson
Coulton, William W. Conn, Richard I. Conn, George A.
Conn, and Myles Travis. (Rutherford County, TN, County
Court Minutes Book G, pg 86, MFM 268 Roll 216 MTSU
Library.)
25OCT1817
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed a constable for
the county who gave bond with Josiah Conn and Cullin
Curlee his securities and took the oath of office.
(Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes Book L, pg
242, MFM 268 Roll 217 MTSU Library.)
14DEC1818
Gideon Rucker of Rutherford County, TN TO Richard I. Conn
of Rutherford County, TN for $300 21 1/4 acres and 22 1/2
poles on Gideon Rucker's present farm and adjoins Richard
Conn's land where he now lives on East fork of three
forks of Stone's River Beginning at a stake in middle of
River Running east 106 poles to stake in middle of river
with Richard's line thence down middle of river with
meanderings 156 poles to beginning said tract of land
lying on south side of river. NO WITNESSES!!
(Rutherford County, TN, Deed Book L, pg 421)
1820
Census Rutherford County, Males 1 10-16, 1 16-26, 1 >45:
Females 3 <10, 1 26-45.
22MAR1820
It is ordered by the Court that Richard I. Conn be
allowed out of any unappropiated money in the hand of the
county trustee the sum of $8 for expenses of guarding and
taking to jail John Lusk and that a certificate issue.
(Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes Book O, pg
152)
28MAR1820
Richard I. Conn is appointed a Constable for Rutherford
County who gave bond and security and took the oath of
office. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court Minutes
Book O, pg 191.)
18DEC1821
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed constable of this
County, who entered into bond with John Dickson, Guy
Smith, and David Andrews his Securities and qualified as
the law directs. (Rutherford County, TN, County Court
Minutes Book Q, pg 92)
19JAN1824
Richard I. Conn was this day appointed Constable within
and for the County of Rutherford who gave bond and
security and qualified according to law. (Rutherford
County, TN, County Court Minutes Book S pg 186.)
25Jan1827
This indenture mane the 25th day of January A.D.1827
between George A. Conn of the county of Rutherford and
State of Tenn on the one part and Richard I. Conn of the
county aforesaid and state aforesaid of the other part,
witnesseth that the said George A. Conn for and in
consideration of five hundred dollars to him in hand paid
before the sealing and delivery of these presents the
receipt which of is here by duly acknowledged and for
their good causes and considerations him the said George
A. Conn Specially moving hath bargained and sold,
enfiffed, released and forever quit claim and by these
presents doth bargain, sell unto the said Richard I.
Conn, all that tract or parcel of land lying on the head
of the East fork of the west fork of Stones River
containing one hundred and ninety acres more or less
abutted and bounded as follows to wit beginning at a
beech in the north boundary line of said land, thence due
west one hundred and eighty poles and a half to a beech,
thence south one hundred and eighty eight poles to a
stake, thence east one hundred and eighty six and one
half poles to a stake, thence a straight course to Stones
river with a cross fence now standing to a stake thence
along said course to an ____________ thence a straight to
course sixty four poles to the beginning to have and to
hold the said lands tenements, hereditiments
25JAN1827
George A. Conn to Richard I Conn Bill of Sale Know all
men by these presents that I George A. Conn of the county
of Rutherford and state of Tennessee for and in
consideration of four hundred dollars which I owe to
Richard I. Conn, have this day given, granted and sold,
and by these presents do give, grant and sell unto the
said Richard I. Conn, the following property, consisting
of negroes, goods and chattel -- to wit one negro boy
named Hartwell aged six years, one negro girl named
Narcissa aged nine years, also one bay mare with bridle
and saddle, five head of cattle, and all my household
furniture consisting of beds & C. To have and to hold the
fore mentioned property unto him the said Richard I.
Conn, his executors, administrators, assignees as his and
their own proper possessions from henceforth forever. In
witness whereof I do here unto set my hand and affix my
seal this 25 day of January A.D. 1827 George A. Conn
{seal} Teste: State of Tennessee Rutherford County Court
January term 1827. (Rutherford County Deed Book R. page
94-95 Roll 112 TSLA, Photo copy of original in possession
of R. W. Conn, Antioch, TN)
1830
Census Rutherford County, males 1 20-30, 1 60-70: Females
2 20-30, 1 30-40, 1 60-70.
1OCT1834
A list of letters remaining in post office in Readyville,
Rutherford County, TN. Richard J. Conn. (Central Monitor,
Murfreesborough, TN Oct 11, 1834 Vol I, Num 48. Mfm 84
Roll #1 MTSU Library)
1840
Census Coffee County, Tennessee next to William W. Conn,
Males 1 70-80, Females 1 20-30, 1 60-70.
6JAN1842
Signed petition to State Legislature of Tennessee for
formation of new county. Petition states that signees
"live in south eastern part of Coffee County and the part
stricken off from Franklin.
16MAY1849
George A. Conn records death of Mother Sarah Conn
8JAN1849 in Coffee County, TN and her aged husband
Richard J. Conn who "lived little more than a month.
Sarah Conn born Maryland Richard Conn born Pennsylvania.
(Genealogical Abstracts of Marriages and Deaths 1846-1851
from Nashville Christian Advocate pg 165,166 Issue 36,
Friday July 6, 1849.)
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