Person:Thomas Mabry (5)

Disambiguation

Not to be confused with Thomas T. Mabry (abt. 1824-1869) of Wayne County, Tennessee, son of Daniel Mabry and Catherine Crossno. They both appear in records in Wayne County, Tennessee in the 1850's.

Records in Tennessee

Wayne County, Tennessee Records:

[page 101] Monday April 1st 1850

Thomas H. MABRY elected Trustee of Wayne County on first Saturday in March 1850. Bondsmen were Thomas H. MABRY, Wm. POLLARD, Thomas MEREDITH, Jonathan MORRIS, S.L. BURNS, & John L. CYPERT. / / s / / T H MABRY, William POLLARD, Thomas MEREDITH, Jonathan MORRIS, S L BURNS, John L CYPERT. MABRY took the necessary oaths.

[page 174] Monday April 7th 1851

T M WHITTON who was on the 27th Febr. 1851 duly and legally elected Constable of Wayne County by the qualified voters of the 10th Civil District thereof to fill the unexpired term of Lawson HAYS removed came into Court and entered into the following bond to wit [standard bond follows. Securities were T H MABRY James B ANDERSON and Wm B ROSS. Bond was for $4000.00]

And the said T M WHITTON T H MABRY and Wm B ROSS came into Court and acknowledged the execution of said Bond and the Court approved of the same and ordered it to be recorded Whereupon the said WHITTEN took the necessary Oaths for his qualification.

[page 187] Monday July [August – crossed out] 1851

A settlement between Thomas H MABRY Trustee of Wayne County and A MONTAGUE and Jonathan MORRIS Commissioners appointed by this Court to settle with the revenue Collectors of said County the year 1851 was this day submitted to the Court which was Confirmed by the Court and ordered to be recorded.

[page 191] Monday August 4th 1851

Came into court Thomas H MABRY trustee of Wayne County and entered into bond in the sum of twenty five hundred dollars with D J JONES J J BIFFLE and R BREWER his securities Conditioned for the faithful destribution of the public School monies for the year 1851 which was rec’d by the Court and ordered to be recorded.

[page 216 Monday January 5, 1852]

A majority of the Justices of the peace present the court proceeded to elect a Tax Collector for the present year 1852 Whereupon Thomas H MABRY was duly and lawfully elected.

2 February 1852: [page 222] Monday Febr 2d 1852

Came William C BURNS into Court who was this day chosen and appointed Guardian to John M and Elizabeth J.P. BURNS minor heirs of Jacob J. BURNS deceased and entered into bond in the sum of one thousand dollars with Thomas H MABRY and J I BIFFLE as his securities conditioned for the faithful performance of his Guardianship which was approved of by the Court and ordered to be recorded whereupon the said Wm C BURNS took the necessary oath for his qualification.

Came Thomas H MABRY Trustee of Wayne county and Reported to the Court the amount Collected by him from the Revenue officers for the year 1851 which report was received by the court and ordered to be recorded

5 April 1852: John JACKSON, Jr. elected constable for the 6th Civil District. Securities were John JACKSON, Jr., Thomas H. MABRY, Andrew JACKSON, Jacob SCOTT and Joacim DUGGER.

9 April 1852: Came A JACKSON in to Court who was this day chosen and appointed Guradian to Mary Jane KYLE minor heir of James KYLE Dec'd and entered into bond in the sum of fifteen hundred dollars with T. H. MABRY and John JACKSON Jr as his securities Conditioned for the faithful performance of this Guardianship which was approved of by the Court and ordered to be recorded And whereupon the A JACKSON took the necessary oath for his qualification

This day came into Court Thomas H MAYBERRY who was on the first [Saturday- crossed out] Monday in [March - crossed out] January A.D. 1852 duly and legally[sic] Elected Tax collector for Wayne County by the Justice of the Peace Thereof and entered into the following bonds to wit: [standard bond follows, bondsmen were Thomas H MAYBERRY, W C BURNS R. BREWER & Jonathan MORRIS]

[page 248 - no heading]

[Thomas H MAYBERRY bond continued . On one bond MAYBERRY signed MAYBERRY on another MABRY]

[page 268] Monday July 5, 1852

Court the expedience of improving??? the square in the town of Waynesboro the plan and the probable expense &c

A settlement between A MONTAGUE and James ANDERSON Commissioners appointed by this Court to settle with the revenue officers of said County and T H MABRY former Trustee of said County was this day submitted to the Court which was confirmed by the Court and ordered to be recorded6 July 1852:

6 October 1852: Ordered by the Court that the following good and Lawful men of the County of Wayne & State of Tennessee be appointed [to to conduct - crossed out] as Judges to conduct the Election for President on the second day of November next To wit

Benajah STEEL Josiah ROBINSON John R DAVIS Wm M LAFFERTY [G W JOHNSON - crossed out] Jesse S ROSS William BATTLE Simpson CHOAT James C WHITAKER William R BELL Cyrus TYREE Stephen BIVEN [ Joseph PITTS - crossed out] Solomon PHILIPS Abraham MONTAGUE William POLLARD Rueben EAST Thos. H MABRY Andrew C. RASBERRY Andrew JACKSON David COOK Rial BREWER William SINCLAIR Snr. Andrew P. PHILIPS John MORROW David TACKETT Willliam R GARNER George COOK Thomas ADAMS Benjamin HOLT Brinkley HOPSON Wallis HAYES Joseph COCKMAN Andrew J BREWER Presley W HENSLEY Henry McGEE [Aaron B DIXON - crossed out] George GRIGGS John DIXON Joshua DARBY David C WHITTEN A T PHILIPS Amos HARDIN Frank HUGHES & Jonathan C. ELLIOTT.

1 November 1852: Ordered by the Court that Thomas H MABRY be appointed overseer of the road of second Class in the place of John CHURCHWELL and that he have the hands in the same bounds to work under his direction Issd Nov 5th 1852.

3 January 1853: Ordered by the Court that L D STOWE be appointed Overseer of the road of second Class in the place of Thomas H. MABRY and that he have the hnads in the same bounds to work under his direction Iss'd Jan 13, 1853.

7 February 1853: [Page 328 - no heading]

This day personally appeared in open Court Hiram L HENDLEY a minor son of George S H HENDLEY deceased late of Maury who is over the age of fourteen yars and resides in said County of Wayne and nominated and selected John McDOUGAL as his regular guardian and it also appearing to the Court that Mary C HENDLEY a minor daughter of said George S H HENDLEY under the age of fourteen years is not a resident of said County of Wayne and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said John McDOUGAL is a proper and suitable person to be appointed Guardian of said minor orphan children It is therefore ordered by the Court that said John McDOUGAL be appointed Guardian of and for said Hiram L. HENDLEY and MAry C. HENDLEY and the same John McDOUGAL came into open Court and entered into bond in the penal sum of twenty thousand dollars payable to the state of Tennessee conditioned for the faithful execution of the tursts of his said guardianship with Thomas WARREN Thomas H MABRY Cavel B McLEAN and Archibald McDOUGAL as his securities thereto who severally acknowledged the execution of said bond in open Court and who are who are deemed to be amply good and sufficient for the penalty mentioned in said bond and which bond was said securities were approved of by the Court and said bond ordered to be recorded and the said John McDOUGAL thereupon took the necessary oath of qualification as such guardian. Source: Wayne County, Tennessee County Court Minutes, September 1848 - June 1854

1.   Find A Grave.

   Thomas H Mabry
   Birth 8 Oct 1820
   Death 25 Dec 1874 (aged 54)
   Burial: Bethel Cemetery
   Hardin County, Tennessee, USA
   
   https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19997413/thomas-h-mabry

2.   United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653).

   Name: T H Mabry
   [Thomas H Mabry]
   Age: 38
   Birth Year: abt 1822
   Gender: Male
   Birth Place: North Carolina
   Home in 1860: District 4, Wayne, Tennessee
   Post Office: Waynesboro
   Dwelling Number: 861
   Family Number: 861
   Occupation: Blacksmith
   Personal Estate Value: 3000
   Household Members: Name Age
   T H Mabry 38
   Nancy Mabry 34
   James H Mabry 16
   Sarah J Mabry 13
   Thomas M Mabry 11
   William W Mabry 6
   Charles M Mabry 4
   Robert A Mabry 1

3.   United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publications M593 and T132).

   Name: Thomas Mabry
   Age in 1870: 47
   Birth Year: abt 1823
   Dwelling Number: 19
   Home in 1870: District 10, Hardin, Tennessee
   Race: White
   Gender: Male
   Occupation: Farmer
   Male Citizen over 21: Y
   Personal Estate Value: 500
   Inferred Spouse: Nancy Mabry
   Inferred Children: Thomas Mabry
   William Mabry
   Household Members: Name Age
   Thomas Mabry 47
   Nancy Mabry 43
   Thomas Mabry 20
   William Mabry 16
   Charles Mabry 24
   Augusta Mabry 8
   Franklin Mabry 16 [White, Farm Laborer, possible nephew?]
   Levi Mabry 13 [Mulatto, Farm Laborer]

4.   Tennessee, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1810-1891.

   Name: T. H. Mabry
   State: TN
   County: Wayne County
   Township: No Twp Listed
   Year: 1860
   Record Type: Slave Schedule
   Page: 434
   Database: TN 1860 Slave Schedule