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The Hendrix Family of Carter County, Tennessee |
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John Hendrix was born about 1756. He was the son of Nathan Hendrix and Ruth Dungan. He was a soldier in the American Revolution. He married Hannah Kelly. Hannah was the daughter of Benjamin Kelly. They married in Virginia and then moved to Washington County, Tennessee.
Their children included: Nathan Hendrix (1782), At the Carter County, May court in 1805 an indenture was recorded. William Frazier by John Frazier to Nathan Hendrix to learn the art and mystery of agriculture until William shall arrive to the age 21. It was proven by John Worley, a subscribing witness. In 1835 Solomon was a listed as pensioner who had served during the American Revolution. He had been a private on the Virginia line and was paid $240 and $80 year. In 1832 he was age 79. |
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![]() Turkeytown in Carter County, Tennessee from The Hendrix Family of Carter County, Tennessee by Violet Hendrix |
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