| Also Known As: Married Clarkson |
| Baptism: 3rd great grandfather to Charlotte Carpenter Johnson |
| Burial: 1887 Joseph Yadon Cemetery North of Grainger Co., TN, USA 8 |
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| Rebecca Clarkson (Wife) b. 6 Dec 1808 in Lee County, VA
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| Marriage: | 1829 in Lee County, Virginia/Claiborne County TN, USA |
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Farwick M. Collinsworth b. 21 Feb 1831 in Probably Claiborne, TN, USA
Elizabeth J. Collinsworth b. Jul 1832 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Matilda A. Collinsworth b. Bet 1832 and 1834 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Levi C. Collinsworth b. 2 Oct 1835 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
James E. Collinsworth b. 1837 in TN, USA
Jacob Collinsworth b. Bet 1838 and 1839 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Tandy Hinton Collinsworth b. 5 Jul 1840 in Lee County, VA
Docea Jane Collinsworth b. 1843 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Orphy Ann Collinsworth b. 28 Mar 1844 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Mary F. Collinsworth b. 11 Oct 1846 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
John J. Collinsworth b. 24 Oct 1847 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
Louisa Matilda Collinsworth b. 1 Dec 1851 in Claiborne County, TN, USA
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1840 Census Claiborne County, TN Household 218,Collinsworth,John, 3m- 5, 1m5-10, 1m30-40, 2 f5-10, 1f30-40,
1850 Census USA Haynes P.O., Claiborne County, TN, Sept. 26, 1850; written page 549, stamped page 275.
547,John ,Collinsworth,43,m,,Farmer,350,Va, 1807
547,Rebecca,Collinsworth,42,fTenn, 1808
547,Farwick,Collinsworth,19,m,Tenn 1831 Laborer
547,Elizabeth,Collinsworth,18,fTenn, 1832
547,Matilda,Collinsworth,16,fTenn, 1834
547,Levi,Collinsworth,15,mTenn, 1835
547,James E.,Collinsworth,13,mTenn, 1837
547,Jacob,Collinsworth,11,mTenn, 1839
547,Tandy,Collinsworth,9,mTenn, 1841
547,Docea J.,Collinsworth,7,fTenn, 1843
547,Orphy A.,Collinsworth,6,fTenn, 1844
547,Mary F.,Collinsworth,4,fTenn, 1846
547,Jno.,Collinsworth,2,mTenn 1848
Note Orphy and Levi were probably named for John and Rebecca's neighbors, Levi 52 and Orphy 47 Nave.
Per Delilah Barnard email 8/10/04, "In the 1850 census, John and Rebecca are in Claiborne County, Haynes P.O. In the 1860, they are in Union County, Haynes P.O. Union County was finally created in 1858 from parts of Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne, Grainger, and Knox counties. According to the probate records, John's coffin was made by his son Tandy , and he died in the home of his daughter Louisa (Collinsworth) Davis." Although John was born in 1807 in Claiborne County and died in 1887 in Union County, due to County reformation family migration, if any, is difficult to determine.
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Grainger Co, Tennessee was established in 1795 from Hawkins & Knox Cos TN: "That the said counties of Hawkins and Knox be divided by the following lines: In 1798, Grainger expanded in size as the result of Indian Cessions. In 1801, Claiborne County, Tennessee was est. from Grainger & Hawkins Counties, and in 1850 (new) Union Co, Tennessee was est. from Anderson, Campbell, Claiborne, Grainger & Knox Cos. In 1870, Hamblen Co [includes much of Bent Creek] was est. from Grainger & Hawkins Counties.
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1860 Census USA Haynes P.O., District 3, Union, TN, USA Household of Robert Caster
(City,County,State) Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gend
Robert Caster District 3, Union, TN, USA 19 1840 TN, USA Male
Sarah Caster District 3, Union, TN, USA 25 1834 TN, USA Female
John Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 53 1806 VA Male
Rebeca Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 51 1808 TN, USA Female
Letty J Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 27 1832 TN, USA Female
Sanda Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 19 1840 TN, USA Male (Probably Tandy)
Dicy Jane Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 18 1841 TN, USA Female
Sopha Ann Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 16 1843 TN, USA Female
Polly F Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 14 1845 TN, USA Female
John J Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 12 1847 TN, USA Male
Lewis M Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 8 1851 TN, USA Ma
1860 United States Federal Census
Household of Jas E Collinsworth
Name Home in 1860
(City, County, State) Age in 1860 Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Gend
Jas E Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 23 1836 TN, USA Male
Malinda Collinsworth District 3, Union, TN, USA 25 1834 TN, USA Female
In 1860, Farwick and Lucy are listed in Claiborne County, Tenn
443,Collinsworth,Faruix,29,M,W,Farmer,50,155,Te,,,,,,
443,Collinsworth,John,6/12,M,W,,,,Te,,,,,,
443,Collinsworth,Levi U.,3,M,W,,,,Te,,,,,,
443,Collinsworth,Lucy A.,29,F,W,,,,Te,,,1,,,
443,Collinsworth,Mary E.,5,F,W,,,,Te,,,,,,
443,Collinsworth,William S.,9,M,W,,,,Te,,1,,,,
1870 Census Union County, TN, USA
John H. Collinsworth 62 about 1807
Rebecca 60 about 1809
Elizabeth 37 about 1832 (daughter Elizabeth J.)
H or A N Waggoner 25
Issac Wagnner 6 (grandson Issac - son of Matilda A. and Jessie Wagnonner born 1864)
Green Hammock 14
Next Household is John, son of John and Rebecca and wife Fransis A. Corbin, three children, and Elizabeth McNew.
John J Collinsworth, age 22
Frances A. age 19
Will C
Rebecca E
Thadacia
Louisa
Elizabeth McNew age 65
1880 Census USA District 3, Union, TN
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
John COLLINSWORTH Self M Male W 73 VA Farmer VA
Rebeca COLLINSWORTH Wife M Female W 71 TN Keeping House VA
Isaac T. WAGGONER GSon S Male W 16 TN Farm Laborer TN (Matilda A & Jessie Wagnoner’s son b. 1864)
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Transcripts of the first written records from the Rob Camp Baptist Church of Christ, dated September 15, 1845. A listing of the first members is included in the transcript. John and Rebecca Collinsworth names appear on the member listing. Rebecca's sister, Mary, was married in this church. The church was formed by. Members dismissed from the Thompson Settlement Church of Lee County. The Rob Camp Meeting House is in Hancock County, Tennessee, but the area was considered as "Claiborne County, East Tennessee" at that time. A ministerial aide was requested from the Mulberry Gap and Greasy Rock sister churches. The churches sent a delegation of Levi Nave, James Gilbert, John Gilbert, and James Bishop. These elders ordained the first deacon, Wm Riley.
Following are the names of the first members of the church. The spellings are exactly as shown in the minutes of the church:
MALESFEMALES
Peter ParkyMary Overton
Hugh MontgomeryRebeeca Montgomery
Sterling ColmarLuiza Riley
James MontgomeryNervesta Riley
Obadiah RileyElisabeth Montgomery
Wm. C.Mc.CldlandFrancis Mills
Wm. RileyNancy Jones
Alexander MontgomeryRebeeca Collinsworth
J.H.BrooksMartha Sutten
Christian PlankHannah Sutten
Moses Jones.Elizabeth Seabolt
Henry MahanHannah Begley
John Riley SrNancy Muncy
Hezekiah JonesMilly Lawson
Levi BrooksNancy M.Guire
John CollinsworthElisabeth Brooks
Skiller n M.GuireMartha Mc.Cldland
Thos.SuttenEster Colman
Martin's RobertHannah Sutten Jr
Abel KestersonSarah Grimes
George W. BrooksCharlotte Pridemore
John ChanceClarissa Parks
Thos. Sulfrage
Per Delilah Benard Email dated August 10, 2004 : “It seems that John, Sr. died at the home of my great- grandmother, Louisa (John's youngest daughter), with whom he had been living. She had been widowed some 10 years by then. The auction was held at her house, and it took more than 3 years for the estate to finally be settled. Nicholas Ailor, the administrator stated in Feb 1891 that he was still holding $31.00 which he had been unable to deliver to Matilda and Jesse Waggoner who he believed were in Indiana, but that he didn't have an address. (I think Jesse and Matilda had moved to Illinois). According to the probate records, John's coffin was made by Tandy (son Tandy H. Collinsworth)”.
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- Title: COLLINSWORTH Family History
Media: Interview
- Title: 1870 Census USA Union County, TN
- Title: 1860 Census USA Haynes P.O., District 3, Union, TN, USA Household of Robert Caster
- Title: 1850 Census USA Haynes P.O.Claiborne County, TN, Sept. 26, 1850; written page 549
- Title: 1880 Census USA District 3, Union, TN
- Title: Claiborne Co. TN, USA Pioneer Project
Media: Electronic
- Note: Some info from 1860 Claiborne County Census
- Title: Email Collinsworth, Donna 1/3/00 DLJC@webtv.net
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