Person:James Queen (23)

•Fact 1: 7 MAY 1928 Death Certificate of William McDonald Queen 1 •Fact 2: 30 JAN 1852 Member of a jury in Wayne Co., TN see notes •Burial: Bud Tole Cemetery, Wayne Co., TN •Census: 1860 Wayne Co., Tennessee see notes •Census: 1870 Waynesboro, Wayne Co., TN see notes •Census: 1880 1880 Census, Wayne Co., TN lists father's bp as NC 1 •Fact 3: 2 OCT 1848 Appointed overseer of road

United States Census, 1870 Name Jas C Queen Estimated Birth Year 1818 Gender Male Age in 1870 52y Color (white, black, mulatto, chinese, Indian) White Birthplace Tennessee Home in 1870 Tennessee, United States

	Household	Gender	Age
 	Jas C Queen 	M 	52y

Lucinda Queen F 43y Wm M Queen M 18y Jas H Queen M 16y Chas L Queen M 13y Allamanta Queen F 12y Harriet F Queen F 10y Jennette M Queen F 7y John N Queen M 4y Lucy A Queen F 1y

United States Census, 1880 Name James C. Queen Residence District 1, Wayne, Tennessee Birthdate 1819 Birthplace Tennessee, United States Relationship to Head Self Spouse's Name Loucinda Queen Spouse's Birthplace Tennessee, United States Father's Name Father's Birthplace North Carolina, United States Mother's Name Mother's Birthplace Kentucky, United States Race or Color (Expanded) White Ethnicity (Standardized) American Gender Male Martial Status Married Age (Expanded) 61 years Occupation Farmer Household Gender Age

 	James C. Queen 	M 	61

Spouse Loucinda Queen F 52 Child John N. Queen M 14 Child Lucy A. Queen F 11

1860 Wayne Co., TN 1098/1098 QUEEN

James Queen 41 Lucinda Queen 32 Nancy C Queen 13 Elisabeth Queen 12 Thomas Queen 10 William Queen 7 James Queen 6 Charles Queen 4 Prucilla Queen 2 Fanny Queen 1/12 James Newburn 14 Nancy Newburn 13 Asa J Newburn 9

1870 Waynesboro, Wayne Co., TN

40/40 QUEEN Thomas J. 20 ARk Amanda C. 17 TN

42/42 QUEEN Jas. C. 52 Lucinda 43 Wm. M. 18 Jas. H. 16 Chas. L. 13 Allamantee 12 Harriet F. 10 Jennett M. 7 John N. 4 Lucy A. 1

16/16 DOTSON W.F. 25 Mary Jane 24 Arthur W. 2 James E. 3/12

34/34 HALFORD A.W. 23 Elizabeth Ann 22

1880 Wayne Co., TN

49/49 QUEEN James C. Loucinda John N. Lucy A.

50/50 PHILLIPS Samuel R. 25 Harriett 20 James A. 3 Sarah E. 3/12

55/55 QUEEN William 26 Elizabeth J. 26 Thomas 1 William M. 4/12

56/56 HALFORD Andrew W. 33 Nancy L. C. 30 Percilla C. 9 Mary A. 1 ROSE Nancy 13 niece

58/58 QUEEN Charles F. 24 Nancy A. 22 Eaty L. 2

159/159 QUEEN J.H. 26 Frances L. 32 Percilla 7 William J. 4 John 1

160/160 McDANIEL S.H. 19 Sister WARREN G.B.M. 32 Percilla E 22 Jennie B 4 Daughter Donis H. 2 James B. 5/12 Jan

George H REA, Wm M GALLEGLY & E B THROGMORTEN who was at the April term last of this Court appointed Commissioners to allot and set apart to Lucinda NEWBURN and family one year support and reported to the Court accordingly and which was approved of by the Court and ordered to be recorded

Buried in Tole (Bud Holt) Cemetery in Wayne Co. The marker is very old and difficult to read and loggers have driven over the tombs as it is in the woods. Birth and death dates from the tombstone. Also from deposition made by James C. Queen regarding the estate of S.H and Martha Turnbo, October 21, 1887 found in the court records of Wayne County. He states " I was 70 years the 7th day of this month. I live on Beech Creek at the place known as the Jasine Robertson place, I have been a farmer all my life. I lived on Beech Creek thirty odd years, I was acquainted with S.H. Turnbo from his boyhood, I lived four mile from him at his death. I am well acquainted with Bud Turnbo, I think he could be easily overreached in a business transaction." He was named as a defendant in the case of Crockett Childers & M.J. Childers, citizens of Perry Co., TN regarding the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Newburn, on August 25, 1890 In the matter of the estate of Hugh Turnbo, dated April 3, 1878, he appears to give testimony on January 16, 1879 and state "I am 60 years old and I am a farmer. He gives a statement in the case of G.W. Nunely vs. William Turn & I.N. Selph. James says "I have known Nunley for forty years and Selph about twenty one years. I lived for a number of years on an adjoining farm and have lived near him all this time. In the case of Elijah Warrington vs. Archie Prater, on December 2, 1892, James states " I am 73 years of age, a farmer and live on Beech Creek. From all his statements I find James Campbell Queen to be a highly articulate and well schooled compared to his contemporaries. He is consistent with his age.

Page 115 Friday January 30th 1852

The Grand Jury came into Court in a body under the Care of their Sworn officer and returned into Court a presentment two presentments against James WILSON for Gaming two presentments against John LONG alias Reuben LONG for Gaming a presentment against John TAYLOR overseer of road and then return to consider of presentments

State of Tennessee vs Robertson P. TALLEY§ Indictment for Malicious Stabbing This day came the attorney General who prosecutes on behalf of the State and the defendant in proper person and said defendant being arraigned and charged on the Indictment in this behalf pleads not Guilty thereto and for his trail puts himself upon the Country and the attorney General doth the like Whereupon Came a jury of good and lawful men of the County of Wayne to wit Isaac GREGG John GRIMES James C. QUEEN John A. GRIMES Bazel PRATER Thomas H. MABRY George E. HUCKABY Wilson GRIMES Elihu S. GRIMES Andrew P. COOK William POLLARD & Andrew J. BREWER.

[page 4] Monday, oct 2nd, 1848

Ordered by the Court that James C. QUEEN be appointed overseer of the road of 2nd class in place of Isham TURNBOUGH and that he have the hands in the same bounds to work under his direction.

1840 Wayne co., TN

Solomon Job, Josiah Robinson, William Powell, Michael Robinson, Eaton Rhea

Ordered by the Court that John YOUNG be appointed Overseer of a Second Class road leading from Waynesboro to [Ashland crossed out] Nathan BIFFLEs from the Dry Hollow to the head of Queens Branch [and that he crossed out] in the place of Cornelius BUSBY? and that he have all the hands in the same bounds to work under his directions Issd July_? 1852

Ordered by the Court that E D BIFFLE be appointed overseer of the road of second Class in the place of John YOUNG that he work from the Dry hollow to the head of Queens branch and that he have the hand sin the same bounds to work under his direction Issd Jan 13, 1853

Page 116 Saturday January 31, 1852

Court met according to adjournment Present as of yesterday the Hon'l Elijah WALKER Judge &c presiding

Jacob B. BIFFLE and Mary Ann GRIMES Exparte§ Petition to Sell land Be it remembered that this cause came on for a hearing this 31st day of January 1852 before the Honourable Elijah WALKER Judge &c upon the petition of petioners proof in the cause and the report of the Clerk and Master of this Court when it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that it would greatly impair the value of the tract of land mentioned in the pleadings in this cause to partition the same and that it would be to the interest of the owners that the same should be sold and it further appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the petitioners have a good legal title to said lands It is therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the Court that the land mentioend in the pleading Clerk & Master of this Court sell the lands mentioned in the pleadings in this cause at the Court house door in Waynesboro to the highest bidder after having given thirty days notice in writing at three or more public places in Wayne County one of which shall be at the door of the Court house in Waynesboro on a credit of one and two years taking from the purchaser bond and approved security and retaining a lien on said land until the purchase money is paid and that he report to the next term of this all other matters being reserved &c

State of Tennessee vs Robertson P. TALLEY§ Indictment for Malicious Stabbing [Ex. ] This day came the attorney General who prosecutes on behalf of the State and the defendant in proper person and came also the jurors on yesterday elected tried and sworn well and truly to try the issue of traverse between the State of Tennessee and said defendant towit Isaac GRIGG John GRIMES James C. QUEEN John A. GRIMES Bazle PRATER Thomas H. MABRY George E. HUCKABY Wilson GRIMES Elihu S. GRIMES Andrew P. COOK, William POLLARD and Andrew J. BREWER and the argument of counsel being closed and the charge of the Court delivered the jurors aforesaid on their oaths aforesaid do say that the defendant is not guilty in manner and form as charged in the Indictment in this behalf It is therefore considered by the Court that the defendant be hereof discharged and go hince without day and that the State of Tennessee pay the costs in this behalf on the part of the State expended and that the same be certified to the Comptroller for allowance

MORGAN, Jno. Tom??, 4 Oct., 1842—24 Jan., 1921, born Wayne Co., TN. Father: Thos. MORGAN; Mother: Elizabeth QUEEN. Burial at Friendship Cemetery.

QUEEN, Nancy Isabell, 28 July, 1837—6 Nov., 1914, born Wayne Co., Tenn. Father; Thomas MONTAGUE; Mother: Dianna CARR. Burial at Warrington Cemetery.

JOBE, Frona C., 18 Feb., 1844—23 Dec., 1914, born Decatur Co., Tenn. Father: Dr. Robert KEATON, place of birth not given. Mother: not given. Burial at Keaton Cemetery.