Samuel Franklin Wade

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In his first marriage James had these children:

Joshua Asberry Wade
1829-1864

John Fletcher Wade
1831-1903

John Fletcher Wade
1833-1903

James Benson Wade
1841-1895

Martha J. Wade House
1843-1864

James married Mary J. "Polly" Hagewood in 1855 in Republic, Greene, Missouri, USA. Mary (daughter of Benjamin Hagewood and Mary "Polly" Robertson) was born on 2 Jun 1824 in Monroe County, Tennessee; died on 20 Apr 1901 in Republic, Greene, Missouri, USA; was buried in Lindsey Chapel Cemetery, Republic, Greene, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Home in 1870: Prairie, Madison, Arkansas

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Surname Hagewood also found as HAGUEWOOD; HAYEWOOD; HAYWOOD; HAIGHWOOD; HAIGOOD. He himself signed with an X.

"United States War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815" shows Benjamin Haguewood as a private in the Company commanded by Captain Allen Bacon in the Regiment of east Tennessee Volunteers commanded by Col. John Brown. He volunteered in Roan County Tennesse in October 1812 for a term of three months and was honrably discharged in December 1812 at Fort Armstron on account of sickness.
For his service he obtained forty acres of bounty land in 1850 in the County Court of Greene, Missouri.

In 1817 Benjamin Hagewood was one of the pioneers of Roane County who petitioned to retain district lines. In 1819 Benjamin Hagood petitioned for a road.

In 1830 census Benjamin is in Roane, Tennessee.

Benjamin and Mary moved from TN to Brookline, Greene Co., Missouri abt 1838, with or following her brother Lindsey Robertson who moved there in 1837.

Brookline is about ten miles west of Springfield, and is surrounded by a gently undulating and beautiful prairie.
In congressional township 28 of Brookline, the first settlers were Thomas Hazeltine, who came in about 1834, and settled on section 4; John McCall, of Tennessee, who came also to section 4; N. D. McCall, from Tennessee, to section 3; Joel Phillips, of Tennessee, to section 2; Wm. Herrington to section 9; Thomas Dodd, to section 7. John Boyd settled on section 17, and was the first on the prairie in that quarter. Other pioneer settlers were Wm. Kerr, L. Robertson, Ben. Hagewood, Magruder Tannehill, Thomas Dodd, and Henry Small. These settlers came in at different periods, from 1834 to 1849.

The village of Republic is situated at about the center of the eastern line of section 19 (28-23). It is located in the midst of a rich, thickly populated, and well settled prairie, and has an excellent local trade. It is a station on the "Frisco" railroad, and a well known shipping and trading point. [676]
Republic was built after the completion of the railroad abt 1871. Source: History of Greene County, Missouri, 1883, R. I. Holcombe, Editing Historian.

Children: Ben Hagewood jr (first marriage), Pvt Thomas Haguewood, Nancy Hagewood, Mary Robertson Wade, Elizabeth Robertson.

1860 census of Pond Creek:
HAGEWOOD, Benjamin 69 M SC Farmer
Dolly 69 F VA
ROBERSON, James W 10 M MO

1870 living with son, Thomas, Pond Creek, Greene, Missouri.
1880 living with son, Thomas, Brookline, Greene, Missouri. Sp. Haggood.

His father can not be William Hogwood/Hagood/Hawkwood/Hagewood b. 1690 and Mary b. 1715, as many records state - due to old age.

There is a Benjamin Hogwood in the 1810 census of Sussex, Virginia, as is Thomas, John, Ransom. This might be the same Benjamin who is in Greensville, VA in 1820, over 45, one male under 10, three females under 10, two under 16, one 16-26 and one 45 or older.

Benjamin married Mary "Polly" Robertson on 11 Apr 1819 in Roane, Tennessee. Mary (daughter of Thomas J. Robertson and Elizabeth Laine) was born in 1791 in Amherst, Virginia; died on 24 Feb 1861 in Republic, Greene, Missouri, USA; was buried in Lindsey Chapel Cemetery, Republic, Greene, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Marriage bond dated Apr 10, 1819, rites of matrimony Apr 11, 1819.

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According to LAYNE-LAIN-LANE GENEALOGY, Compiled and Published by FLOYD BENJAMIN LAYNE 1962. CHAPTER A Descendants of William Lain-Layne of Amherst County, Virginia:
Thomas was drafted in Amherst late 1780; he served under Capt Richard Ballinger; he marched towards Richmond 1 Jan 1781 and arrived after it was burned; he served as Guard at Ft Hood until discharged; later Thomas was a 20-day volunteer with Col Ross and marched to Shirley's old field; he then went to Mobbin Hill near James, for three months, until his discharge.

Thomas went to Cocke co Tenn 1802; to Roane co 1808; to Monroe co 1822; Charles and Joseph Lane were his witnesses in 1832; Thomas was b 1763 and d Monroe co Tenn 1834; he evidently left Amherst by 1791; issue:
1. Stella (Stelly) Jane Robertson: b 1790 (twin of Milly); m James Richesin
2. Milly Robertson: b 1790; m (1) James Richesin; m (2) Joseph Smith Dolly (Mickey) O Robertson: m (as his second wife) _ Richesin
3. Polly (Mary) Robertson: b 1791; d 21 Feb 1861; m Benjamin Hazewood (b 2 Jun 1791; d 12 Jul 1881); went to Republic, Mo c 1838; had issue
4. Lindsey Robertson: b 13 Oct 1792; d 29 Jul 1861; went to Republic, Mo
5. Lucy Robertson: b 14 Feb 1799; d 1 Dec 1849; m Alexander McCullah b. 1793, Whyte Co., VA
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6. Sarah Robertson
7. May Robertson
8. Samuel John Robertson
9. Thomas Robertson: d unm
10. William Jefferson Robertson: b Monroe co Tenn 1806; d 12 Oct 1877; m 1836 Mary Ann Latspeach (b 1817; d 1908); went to Green co Mo 1839

Thomas married Elizabeth Laine on 17 Mar 1789 in Amherst, Virginia. Elizabeth (daughter of Thomas Laine) was born in 1771 in Amherst, Virginia; died on 2 Mar 1838 in Monroe County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]