Person:Jason Rushing (1)

Abraham Rushing Sr of Anson County, North Carolina
- Lend to my wife Sarah Rushing, the land and plantation where I now live, one black mare and one colt, bridle and saddle [and a long list of household furnishings and items, stock, grains, and farm equipment] to keep during her natural life and after her death to be sold and equally divided between my children hereinafter mentioned.
- my son Phillip Rushing, the land and plantation whereon he now lives and all the rest of the property I have lent him
- my daughter Elizabeth Morgan $20 and all the property that I have lent her
- my son William Rushing the land and plantation he now lives on with all the rest of the property I have lent him
- my son Jason Rushing all the property I have lent him
- my son Abraham Rushing all the property I have lent him
- my daughter Sarah English $20 and all the rest of the property I have lent her
- my son Peter Rushing all the property I have lent him
- my son Thomas Rushing all the property I have lent him
- The rest of my estate consisting of Negros [not named] lands horses cattle and all the remainder of my estate to be sold by my Executors and the money arising after paying the above mentioned sums to be equally divided between my eight children above named
- Executors my son Jason Rushing and Lemuel Bell
Signed 20 May 1805, Abraham AR his mark Rushing
Witnesses: Wm Plant, John ø his mark Autry
Entered into probate July 1806

Philip Rushing Jr., 1 male under 16, 2 males 16+ (Philip, brother Jason), 2 females
near neighbors include Thomas Meadows, Thomas Huntley Jr., Abraham Rushing

Indenture 15 Jan 1819
Between Samuel [sic] Bell and Jason Rushing Exers of Abraham Rushing deck of Anson, N
and Elijah Huntley of same place
who paid $350 for lan in Anson County on Thompsons Creek sold at public auction
[description of metes and bounds]
containing by estimation 116 acres more or less
Signed Lemuel Bell, Jason x his mark Rushing
itnesses A. inclair, David Huntley
Proved Jan 1821

Jason Rushing, 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-44, 1 female under 10, 1 female 26-44
also on same page: Philip Rushing, William Rushing Jr.

Jason Rushing, 3 males under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 26-44, 4 females under 10, 1 female 26-44; 1 slave

Jason Rushing, 4 males under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 45+, 1 female under 10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 16-25
1 Slave (1 female 14-25)

Jason[4] Rushing. Born, circa 1775. Census: 1800, in Anson Co., NC.
He married Alice Gulledge, daughter of William Gulledge and Bathsheba.
Children:
Malachi[5] Rushing. Born, 5 Jun 1798. Census: 1830, in Perry Co., TN.
Census data for Malachi Rushing, Perry County, 1830: 020001-220001.
Lucie Rushing. Born, 30 Mar 1800.
Asa Rushing.
Nancy Rushing. Born, 8 Oct 1803.
Joel Rushing.
Mary Rushing. Born, 7 Feb 1808.
Matilda Rushing. Born, 14 Dec 1809. Died, before 1860. Census: 1850, in Union Co., NC. She married Burrell C. Rushing, before 1826.
Barsheba Rushing. Born, 3 Mar 1812.
William Gulledge Rushing.
Abel Rushing. Born, 6 Feb 1816.
Green Berry Rushing. Born, 8 Sep 1820. Died, 1885. Burial in Faulks Bapt. C., Union Co., NC. He married Elizabeth Thomas.

Jason Rushing, 3 males 10-14, 1 male 15-19, 1 male 20-29, 1 male 60-69, 1 female 15-19, 1 female 50-59

Indenture 26 Feb 1800
Between James Benton of Anson, NC
and Jason Rushing of same place
who paid $50
Beginning at a post oak on the West side of a small Drien of Lick Creek of Thompsons Creek above William Rories line [metes and bounds]
containing 150 acres three acres excepted
Signed James x his mark Benton
Witnesses Abraham x his mark Rushing, Peter Rushing
Proved April 1801

Indenture 29 Oct 1829
Between Jason Rushing of Anson, NC
and Joel Rushing of same place
Jason for love and affection for his son Joel
100 acres on Thompsons Creek beginning at William Yarbroughs corner stake along 2 post oak and black jack pointers (metes and bounds - inc. Job Meadows corner, James Romppath [line?], Willie Wolly [Worley?] corner]
land entered by Jason Rushing 24 Mar 1801, surveyed 15 Jan 1802
Signed Jason x his mark Rushing
Witnesses Edward Jas. Cason, M. J. Meadow
Proved April 1830

Indenture 15 Nov 1834
Between James Rushing of Anson, NC
and Lewis J. Meador of same place
who paid $510
land on Thompsons Creek [metes and bounds]
containing 158 acres except 5 acres in the North corner sold to Malachi Gulledge and 2 acres taken off by the Rorie Survey, which land was granted to James Benton in 1773
ALSO another tract of land beginning at a stake by a hickory sweet gum, and red oak near a drain [metes and bounds] containing 6 acres
ALSO another tract beginning at a small red oak John Rushings corner [metes and bounds] containing 14.5 acres more or less
Signed Jason x his mark Rushing
Witnesses J. White, S[olomon] Rushing
Proved Jan 1835

Indenture 6 Dec 1814
Between Jason Rushing and Malachi Gulledge, both of Anson County
Gulledge paid $75.50
for land on waters of Thompsons Creek, part of agrant to James Benton 22 Jan 1778 [metes and bounds]
containing 5 acres
Signed Jason x his mark Rushing
Witnesses Alfred Sinclair, Stephen Rushing
Proved Jan 1818

File No. 6545, Jason Rushing
14.50 acres Joining his own and John Rushings land
Entered: 15 Aug 1823, Entry no.: 380; Issued: 26 Jan 1824, Book: 135 pg: 514, Grant no.: 2726