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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Census infor on the Arnetts who started in South Carolina- Old Edgefield District- courthouse Abbeville- as well as in Spartanburg and ended in Wilkes County, Georgia and points west

Again I, Susan Aldridge at susanaldridge2000@yahoo.de would like to say that John Quirns Arnett is not related to the Arnot/Arnett family of German descent who came to Fairfield District SC in the early days. John Quirns Arnett moved to Fairfield District but am not sure why- he married Eliza T. Coleman while in SC. John Q. Arnett was born in GA. His brother was William George Arnett. Their father was William Arnett b. 1776 who married Sarah Glaze. They are descended from Edward Arnett and wife Ann of Edgefield District SC and Wilkes Co GA. They are related to John Quern of Spartanburg SC and Wilkes GA, originally of Maryland and probably a Quaker who came to Wrightsborough GA while the British had control of GA as mostly an Indian hunting ground.


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original Wrightsborough Meeting House built by the Quakers
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See blog at bottom, as well as my Moses Stephens blog http://moses-stephens.blogspot.com/, and slave blog http://ourgeorgiaroots.com/?tag=querns.

1850 census  
Ann Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia b. abt  abt 1787 
Benj A Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia  abt 1811
Wm G Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1818
M D Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1819
Sophia A Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1822
Albert W Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1823
Permelia J Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1824
Oliver C Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1824
Mary Ann Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1827
Martha Arnett Wilkes, Georgia  abt 1829
Sarah A R Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia  abt 1839
Wm Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1840
Virginia H Arnett Wilkes, Georgia  abt 1841
Frances Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1842
Jno Arnett         Wilkes, Georgia abt 1842
Celestia C Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1843
George L Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1843
Jno B Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1843
Mary Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1844
William Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1844
Wm S Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1844
Henry L Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1845
Corrintha J Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1846
Emma Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1846
Nathaniel C Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1846
Demetrius Arnett  Wilkes, Georgia abt 1848
John A Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1848
Mary West Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1849
Infant Arnett Wilkes, Georgia abt 1849
Eliza J Arnett Wilkes, Georgia
Eliza S Arnett Wilkes, Georgia
Martha Arnett Columbia, Georgia abt 1829

1840 census    
W G Arnett   Wilkes, Georgia
Ann Arnett   Wilkes, Georgia  
Berry A Arnett   Wilkes, Georgia  
Mitchel Arnett   Wilkes, Georgia  
Seaborn J Arnett Wilkes, Georgia

1830 census
Samuel Arnett Wilkes, Georgia  
Seabron Arnett Wilkes, Georgia   (Samuel's son)
William Arnett Wilkes, Georgia

1820 census
John Arnet Wilkes, Georgia
Wm Arnett Wilkes, Georgia


Here is a letter from Mark Arnett who is descended from William George Arnett-


William George Arnett was my great, great, great, great, grandfather! He was born Feb 6 1817 and he died Aug 11 1851! Father to John Andrew Cornelious Arnett, grandfather to Charlie Daniel Arnett, great grandfather to Eva Arnett, great great grandfather to my grandfather, Robert Arnett! He is buried at the Smyrna Churchyard Wm G Arnett
Cemetery Photo Smyrna ChurchAdded by: Mike Dover
in between Lincolnton and Washington Georgia! His wife was Sophia A Bird, but after his death, she remarried another Arnett and she is buried with the rest of my family in Metasville! 










Metasville
Arnett, Sophia 51335080
b. Aug. 16, 1822 d. Sep. 2, 1869


His children were:
Sarah Arnett
Virginia Harriet Arnett Paschall,, wife of Horace
George L Arnett
Henry L Arnett
John Andrew Cornelious Arnett,, Husband of Ann Eliza Danner

John Andrew Cornelious Arnett:
Mr. JA Arnett, highly esteemed Confederate veteran died at his home
near Loco Friday night after a short illness. He was 80 years of age.
Mr. Arnett was highly respected in his community and was respected
by all that knew him. He served the Confederacy during the War
Between the States and his record was without a blemish. He led a
quiet life and his many good traits will long be remembered by them
who knew him. Funeral and interment took place at Rehoboth church
Saturday. Rev. W.A. Reid conducted the services. He is survived
by a number of relatives who will mourn his going away
John Andrew Cornelious Arnett & wife Ann Eliza Danner
Frances Arnett
Elizabeth Arnett
Sally Edna Arnett
William Arnett
Edna Louise Arnett
Sudie Arnett
George Arnett
AC Jr. Arnett,,, Uncle Neal
Charlie Daniel Arnett

Charlie Daniel Arnett & Emma Albea Arnett
Maydelle Arnett
Annie Arnett
Francis Arnett
Charlie Arnett
Thomas Arnett
Ruby Magruda Arnett
Andrew Arnett
Eva Arnett

Eva Arnett Davidson
William Arnett
Sarah Arnett Murray
Robert Arnett
Metz Davidson

Robert Arnett and Sudie Mae Ashmore
Pricilla Arnett
William Arnett
Brenda Arnett Lynch
Curtis Arnett
Betty Arnett Smith

_____________________________


1850 Fairfield Co., SC census
J Q Arnett 45, GA (His children by Frances are not included here.)
Eliza T Arnett 34, Fairfield
Feaster Arnett 12, SC
Benny Arnett 10, SC
Susan Arnett 6, SC
Robert Arnett 4, SC 



John Quirns Arnett note:
John Quirns Arnette (born 1804, died August 10, 1856, near Goshen, Lincoln Co., Georgia, aged 52 years), married Frances Elam, daughter of Martin Elam and Mary Phillips.  Frances Elam Arnett died November 8, 1835, by lightning, leaving 3 young children- http://www.wfroberts.com/john%20Q%20Arnett.pdf
MARY ANN ARNETTE, b. 12 Oct 1829, Chester County, South Carolina; d. 20 Dec 1848 age 19. 
SARAH ANN ELIZABETH ARNETTE, b. 03 Nov 1831, Chester County, South Carolina; d. about 1879, married HERNDON CHALK.
WILLIAM WHITE ARNETTE, b. 23 Aug 1833, Chester County, South Carolina; d. 24 Sep 1837 age 4, Chester County, South Carolina.
Their mother-


Birth: Dec. 29, 1802
Death: Nov. 8, 1835, USA

She was a sister of Susannah Elam.

Inscription:
SACRED
To The Memory Of
Frances Arnett
Wife of John Q. Arnett
Who departed this life Nov 8th, 1835
by a strock (sic) of lightning,
aged 32 years, 10 months, and 10 days
leaving behind her a husband and three little
children to bemoan their loss.
Husband and children don't
mourn for me
Dear little ones, one, two, three
As I am now so you must be
Prepare yourselves to follow me.
Burial:
Colvin-Cornwell
Cornwell
Chester County
South Carolina, USA
 Frances <i>Elam</i> Arnett
Created by: Cindy Cornwell McCachern

John Quirns Arnett  m. (2nd ) Eliza T. Coleman m. early 1837, born 13 October, 1817, died November 28, 1890. (Daughter of Robert Fitz Coleman and Susan Feaster). 
Eliza died in 1890,buried at the family graveyard, where her parents are also buried. 
This is near Buena Vista, always called the "Coleman" graveyard. I find a reference 
to a Buena Vista Plantation at Buckhead in Fairfield County, South Carolina. 
It is associated with the Feaster family.
She was married four times - Arnett was the third spouse. Her 4th husband Wesley Mayfield had lived in their house in 1850 while the Arnetts lived in Fairfield SC- see census. Mayfield was younger than she by 3 years.  Born March 1, 1820, died May 12, 1912.
This could be her stone- it is destroyed and there is no other stone for her in Coleman cemetery- her last husband is purported to be buried on top of her grave.
Unknown
Added by: Cathy & Thomas













Coleman Cemetery
Added by: Donna Brummett
Coleman Cemetery
Added by: Donna Brummett



Note from A John Quirns Arnett descendant William Cullers:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nansemondcolemans/chascity/robtvatxc23.htm

John Quirns Arnett (born 1804, died August 10, 1856, near Goshen,
Lincoln County, Georgia, aged 52 years), and Eliza Coleman had the
following children:

1. 
Feaster Arnette, killed in War Between the States. Born Novem-
ber 26, 1837.
2.Berry Arnett, born December 25, 1839, died childless.
3. Susan Arnette, married Dr. Andrew Cameron. She was born June
10, 1842, and died July 20, 1870, at 10 A.M. of Pneumonia. They
had three boys, only one of whom lived to maturity, Dr. Samuel A.
Cameron, a graduate of the Charleston Medical College, who died
in February 1872, unmarried.
4. Robert Coleman Arnett, graduated from the Medical College, at
Louisville, Kentucky, and married February 17, 1874, Mary Martin
Evans. Children:
 1. Susan Coleman Arnett, born December 26, 1874.
 2. John Coleman Arnett, born October 14, 1876.
 3. Robert Evans Arnette, born December 29, 1878.
 4. Mary Evans Arnett, born April 21, 1880.
 5. William Julian Arnette, born December 18, 1888.

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From http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nansemondcolemans/chascity/robtvatxc22.htm#N015633


Eliza T. Coleman, 3rd daughter, married Martin Coleman (brother of William,
     who married her sister, Drusilla). She was only 13 years old at
     time of marriage, was a widow in 6 months. A year or so later
     married James Brennan. To them one child was born, a girl named
     Mary, who lived to be 4 years old. Said to be a most beautiful
     child. So strikingly beautiful, that her looks were spoken of 50
     years after her death by relatives of her mother, who also was
     called a beautiful girl, blue eyed and brown haired. She was a
     widow again & married the 3rd time before she was twenty, to John
     Q. Arnette. Of this marriage were--Feaster, Berry, Susan and Robert
     Coleman. Feaster and Berry went west after the War, died leaving no
     children. Susan, also a beauty of her mother's style, married her
     mother's first cousin, Andrew Cameron. Three boys were born to
     them--Robert, Andrew and Sam. The two first died young, very
     beautiful children. Before the birth of Sam, the father, a
     physician, died ot consumption, [in Lincoln County, Ga.] The bereft
     wife went home to her mother, where the little boy who never saw
     his father, came to comfort her the few years she lived. Then the
     grandmother, who had gone thru so much of sadness and trouble, her
     only daughter gone when she so much needed her, in old age, raised
     this grandson. Years before Mr. Arnett had died, and for the 4th
     time Eliza entered the matrimonial state, when her youngest son,
     Robert, was 16 years old, marrying Wesley Mayfield who was a kind
     husband and a father to her daughter and son.  She, with Mr. 
     Arnett, went to live in Georgia, where her two sisters and brother
     lived, supposedly soon after they married. Mr. Arnette died there. 
     She came back and lived till her death in 1890, on land left her
     by her father, her home being near where he and Susan Feaster
     settled, also near where they are buried, and where she and her
     daughters are buried.  Mr. Mayfield lived on at the old home till
     his death two years ago, being 96 years old. The grandson, Sam,
     grew to manhood, graduated in medicine, and practiced his
     profession, until his health failed. He, too, died of consumption. 
     He was the last of the Cameron name, is buried at
     
- 310 - .
     

                                                 THE ROBERT COLEMAN FAMILY
                       
     Salem Presbyterian Churchyard, where also later his uncle, Dr. R. C. 
     Arnette, was buried. 
        Robert Coleman Arnette was youngest child of Eliza. He and his
     sister grew up at a thne when live was easy and enjoyable for young
     people in the country. There were slaves to carry on the work,
     making bountiful living for all. There were many young cousins
     within their circle of acquaintances, who were much together,
     lovely girls and fine young men, many of them musicians, and all
     loved to dance. All had riding horses, and the distance between
     homes did not count.


Find all Arnetts in:
 •Rehoboth Baptist Church Cemetery
 •Metasville



Washington
Smyrna Cemetery
 •Wilkes County
 •Georgia
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1 comment:

MrSteve said...

Nice to see this, and others have contributed! Fantastic ! I read your post about Edward Arnett not being from German immigrants. I can say that these Arnett are fashioned to the Feasters, and came from Maryland. There are Feasterville's in both SC, and MD. I think these are involved in Tillman's Fortune, the land held near Geo. Washington's place.

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