Pamelia "Amelia" POWELL

                   _Lucas POWELL ______
 _William POWELL _|
|                 |_Elizabeth EDWARDS _
|
|--Pamelia "Amelia" POWELL 
|
|                  _Phillip COWPER ____
|_Mary COWPER ____|
                  |_Elizabeth ROE _____

Rebecca Edwards POWELL

• BIRTH: 25 SEP 1769, Warren, Nelson, VA

                      _William POWELL _
 _Lucas POWELL ______|
|                    |_Jane LUCAS _____
|
|--Rebecca Edwards POWELL 
|
|                     _________________
|_Elizabeth EDWARDS _|
                     |_________________

Rebecca Elizabeth POWELL

• BIRTH: 2 SEP 1819

                             _William POWELL __
 _William Cowper POWELL ____|
|                           |_Mary COWPER _____
|
|--Rebecca Elizabeth POWELL 
|
|                            _Pleasant MARTIN _
|_Elizabeth "Betsy" MARTIN _|
                            |_Rebecca JOPLING _

Rena POWELL

• BIRTH: 31 DEC 1913, Limestone Co., TX
• DEATH: 3 May 1992, Tyler, Smith, TX
• BURIAL: Mexia City Cemetery, Limestone Co., TX

                        ________________________
 _Henry Edward POWELL _|
|                      |________________________
|
|--Rena POWELL 
|
|                       _William Louis ADAMSON _
|_Anna Tyus ADAMSON ___|
                       |_Henrietta R. EDWARDS __

S. B. POWELL

• BIRTH: 1860

1. Mary HOBBS
2. Maggie E. HOBBS
3. Julia E. HOBBS

    __
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|  |__
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|--S. B. POWELL 
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|   __
|__|
   |__

Sarah Ann POWELL

• BIRTH: 2 DEC 1821, VA

                             _William POWELL __
 _William Cowper POWELL ____|
|                           |_Mary COWPER _____
|
|--Sarah Ann POWELL 
|
|                            _Pleasant MARTIN _
|_Elizabeth "Betsy" MARTIN _|
                            |_Rebecca JOPLING _

Seymour POWELL

• BIRTH: 1764, VA

                      _William POWELL _
 _Lucas POWELL ______|
|                    |_Jane LUCAS _____
|
|--Seymour POWELL 
|
|                     _________________
|_Elizabeth EDWARDS _|
                     |_________________

Vogt POWELL

• BIRTH: 28 OCT 1896, MO
• DEATH: 30 NOV 1961, Victoria, Victoria, TX
• BURIAL: New Florence, MO

• MARRIAGE: 1928

1. Audry Lee POWELL

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|  |__
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|--Vogt POWELL 
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|   __
|__|
   |__

Notes

Census:
1930 TX Maragorda Prec 4 ED 9 sheet 7B fam 154
NARA Publication: 	T626, roll 2375
Image Number: 	00865
	Household	Gender	Age
Vogt Powell        head WM 	33 m 31 MO MO MO
Audry C Powell   wife WF 	24 m  22 TX TX TX
Wm V Powell 	 son  WM 	1 s TX MO TX
Audry Lee Powell dau  WF 	0 s TX MO TX

William POWELL

1. Lucas POWELL

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|  |__
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|--William POWELL 
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|   __
|__|
   |__

William POWELL

• BIRTH: 1755
• DEATH: bef 17 Jul 1795

1. William Cowper POWELL
2. Lucas POWELL
3. Pamelia "Amelia" POWELL
4. Charlotte Thompson POWELL
5. Caroline Courtney POWELL
6. Nathaniel Roe POWELL

                      _William POWELL _
 _Lucas POWELL ______|
|                    |_Jane LUCAS _____
|
|--William POWELL 
|
|                     _________________
|_Elizabeth EDWARDS _|
                     |_________________

Notes

1787 - William & Mary Powell sold land to James Wills in Amherst Co., VA.

1790 - Census Amherst Co., VA...William Powell, 5 white, 8 black.

1795 - Mary, William's wife was given the administration of his Estate, 17 July 1795.

1797 - Inventory of William Powell's Estate was made 12 September 1797 Pound 63, S 1, D5 and
settlement 16 November 1798. Thomas Hawkins and Francis West were appointed executors. They put up
a three hundred pound bond....Amherst Co., VA Will Bk. 4, page 288.
Settlement of the Estate was conducted by Pleasand Martin, Patrick Rose and Samuel Hill...Will Bk. 3,
Pages 444 and 531. (From Kinpatch by Melva Ruth Thomas Campbell, 1980, pages 275/276.]

Revolutionary War Records Virginia..Section II (18) {Document No. 44]
(18) List of Non-Commisioned Officers and Soldiers of the Virginia
Line on Continental Establishment, whose names appear on the Army
Register of who have not recieved Bounty Land, Richmond,
1835............William Powell-Lieutenant-7322-2,666 2/3 Acres-Wm. Powell,
Nathaniel R. Powell, Lucas Powell And Courtney Powell... (Ancestry.com)
...Pages 240/241, granted 8 March 1833.

****Following are handwritten papers, transcribed, pertaining to William Powells service and children trying
to get bounty land [have copy, underscore line ____ means I can't make out]:
Copy Order Concerning heirs of William Powell dec.
Reg. 3 Oct 1832
Dec 14, 1832 Submitted to the Council of the State Virginia
John Floyd

I do hereby certify that Wm Powell a lieutenant of infantry in __ Virginia line of Continental establishment
during the Revolutionary war received on the 19th April 1783 a certificate for the balance of his __ ___
_______ amounting to L184.3.5, which certificats appears to have been delivered to Col. Powell by a memo
randum made on the army register in this office.
Given under my hand this 27, July 1832
___________________

At a Court of________________for Nelson County at the Court house on Monday the 24th day of
September 1832.__
On the motion of Nathaniel R. Powell, Lucas Powell, William Powell, Charlotte Powell and Courtney Powell
heirs at law of William Powell decd late of Amherst County and State of Virginia: It is order_ to be certified
to the Govenor and Council of the Commonwealth of Virginia that it satisfactorly appears to the Court from
the affidavits of Smith Thompson and William Lockhard soldiers of the Revolution and frm affidavit of
Rebecca E. Thompson and other evidence. That William Powell decd late of the County of Amherst and
State aforesaid entered the army of the Revolution as an Ensign or leut of the 10th Virginia Regt on
continental establishment, and that he served there in with our troops engaged in the North between three and
four years. That it also appears to the Court that the said William Powell departed this life intestae in the year
1796 leaving a widow and six children, that the widow and one of the said children have departed this life the
child without issue and both intestae and the said Nathaniel, Lucas, William, Charlotte & Courtney are the
sole surviving heirs at law of the said William Powell decd.
And the Court doth further order that it be certified to the said Govenor and Council that it satisfactorily
appears to them that the __ Smith Thompson, William Lockhard and Rebecca E. Thompson whose affidvits
are hereto annexed are credible persons and that their testimony is entitled to entire credit.
Which said afficavits are in the words and figures following to wit:
Augusta County to wit:
This day Smith Thompson personally appeared before me a Justice of peace for said County and made oath
that he is a Revolutionary soldier that he was at White Marsh in Pennsylvania that he was there acquainted
with a certain William Powell who was either Ensign or lieut in the 10th Virginia Regiment in Continental
establishment this was in the month of November 1777-since that date he had no personal knowledge of the
said Powell-After the battle of Monmouth in June 1778. Their wa a detail or draft of officers to with the 13th
Regiment to Wyoming to fight the Indians-___ understood that the said Powell was one of those who went
on that expidition and this is the last he heard of the said Powell. Given under my hand this 7th day of Sept
1832.
Wm Young
Amherst County to wit:
This day personally appeared befoe me a Justice of the Peace for the County aforsaid - William Lockhard of
the said County, and made oath, that he is a soldier of the war of the Revolution and that for his said services,
he is now in the semi annual receipt of a pension from the Government of the united States and that during the
said War he was well aquainted with a certain William Powell of the County of Amherst, that the said Powell
was an Officer in a Virginia Regt on Continental establishment and was engaged in recruiting at Amherst od
Court house, but that Regt the said Powell was attached to or what his grade whether a Leutenant or a
Captain the affiant does not recollect, but it was one of these grades. That the said Powell marched his men
some where to the Northern States but where he does not know and he believes that he was absent in this
service three or four years--That after the close of the Revolutionary War, and the affiant had returned to the
County of Amherst from his southern campain under Col Washington he resided -- near neighbour of the said
Powell until he died, and that the said Powell was then called Captain - and that the said Powell before his
death has often told him the affiant that he was an officer in commishion during the War. given under my hand
this 4th day of August 1832.
Henry J Rose
Amherst County to wit:
this day personally appearied before me a Justice of the peace for the County aforesaid Rebecca E.
Thompson knownby Rebecca E Powelll and made oath that she is the sister of William Pwell decd late of the
County of Amherst. That the said William Powell at an early period of the Revolutionary War entered the
regular service as a commishined office and marched some where to the Northward. That She does not
remember what was his grade but thinks it was that of Ensign or leut of infantry. that she does not remember
how long he was in the service, but she has a perfect recollection of his return, with shattered constitution
having suffered in his absence with the small pox, and being a corpulant man the fateues of the service had
greatly reduced him. she is sure that he did not remain in the service till the close of the War - that some time
after his return from the camp he intermarred with Mary Cooper by whom he had the following children
Lucas, William, Parmelia, Charlotte, Courtney & Nathaniel - when he died in the year 1796 - living his said
wife and children - That he died in the County of Amherst intestate. That his widow servived until a fewyears
past, when she removed to the Stae of Tennessee and there died - That his sons Lucas, William & nathaniel
R and his daughters Charlotte & Courtney are still living and are his sole heirs at Law, his daughter Parmelia
having married but died intestate & without child or children. Given under my hand this 24th day of
September 1832.
Jno Coleman
ACopy Test. Spotwood Garland, Ck

From Virgina Soldiers of 1776 [Geneology.com]: