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Subject: [VAAPPOMA-L] Harvey - Penick Connection
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 13:37:05 EDT


Mary,

I will need to respond to your post of 4/14 in installments. Here is the
first. Would appreciate any additions you might have including any on the
Penicks involved.

>1) Albert Newton Harvey, married Susan Jessie Penick in 1888.

Albert, b. 6 Sep 1858, d. 26 Feb 1919, bu. Evergreen Cemetery.
Residence - Appomattox County; member Wesley Chapel Methodist
Church, Appomattox County.
Susan Jessie (Sue) Penick, married 22 Dec 1886 in Appomattox County.

Albert's Parents:
Jesse Paulette Harvey, b. 29 Nov 1826, Campbell County, Va., d. 20 Jan
1887 in Appomattox County, bu. Harvey Family Cemetery, Evergreen,
Va., 0.5 miles S. on Rt. 630. Was a farmer; lived Appomattox
County;
member of Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, (Note: May have died
20 Jun 1887).
Sarah Ann Baker, b. 4 Jan 1836, Buffalo Community, Prince Edward
County, Va., d. 20 Jan 1887, Appomattox County, burial and church
same as Jesse.

Albert's Grandparents:
John Wilson Harvey, b. 1797-1798 off Rt. 727 on Cub Creek, Campbell
County, Va., d. 27 Jun 1874, Appomattox County, bu. Harvey
Family
Cemetery, Evergreen. Farmer - in 1845 owned farm of 300 acres on
Cub Creek; Residence - Campbell County, (after 1845, Appomattox
County); member Wesley Chapel Methodist Church.
Elizabeth (Betty) Johnson, b. 1795, d. 26 Jul 1877, Appomattox County,
burial and church same as John. Married 16 Aug 1819, Campbell
County, Va.

Albert's G - Grandparents:
Capt. Thomas Harvey, Sr., b. 22 Mar 1762, Lunenburg County, Va. (after
1754, Bedford County), d. 12 Mar 1837 on Cub Creek, Campbell
County, bu. Harvey Family Cemetery, Appomattox County, off Rt. 644
on Cub Creek (one reference says he is buried in the Glover Harvey
Family Cemetery off Rt. 675, Appomattox County). Served in the War
of the Revolution; enlisted 1 May 1780 at New London, Va., under
Capt. Thomas Leftwich; he apparently took the place of his father;
he
was also drafted Aug 1781 for 3 months, marching directly to
Yorktown
and was there until the surrender. Pension application S-5474
made
14 Aug1832. Pension was $75.00 arrears plus $30.00 per year
thereafter. Attended Wesley Chapel Methodist Church; residence -
Campbell County on 1,573 acres on Cub Creek (after 1845,
Appomattox County). Home was "Nativity," also had farm in
Appomattox County near Evergreen, close to Lee's Mill at head of
Big
Bear Creek. He died intestate; Estate Division 9 Oct 1837,
Campbell
County Will Book 8, page 141; settled 14 Nov 1842, Will Book 9,
page
104, by administrator, son Glover Harvey.
Ann Wilson, b. ?, d. 16 Aug 1834, married 26 Apr 1792 in Campbell
County, Va.

Albert's G - G - Grandparents:
Capt. William Harvey, Sr., 48, b. 1732, d. Bet. 16 Nov 1809 - 13 Dec
1813 in Campbell County, Va., bu. probably Harvey Family Cemetery
on Rt. 675, now Appomattox County, Va. Served in the Charlotte
County Militia; C.O.B. for March Term Court1779, William Harvey is
recommended for Captain in the Militia; C.O.B. for the December
Term1780, he resigns his captaincy. Name suffix "48" refers to
his first
land grant being for 48 acres (there was a land grant in Lunenburg
County, Va., 3 Jul 1753 for 48 acres on both sides of Buffalo
Creek, a
branch of the Otter River [this area became Bedford County in
1754])

Note on name suffixes - The Harvey family used the same names
over
and over. One Harvey researcher says that in the next four
generations after Thomas Harvey, TH, he counted 34 William
Harveys, 17 Thomas Harveys and 6 Isham Harveys. When two or
more persons with the same name lived in an area people often
tacked
on a suffix in order to tell them apart. Some of such
suffixes were:
48 First land grand was for 48 acres (I take this
to be
somewhat of a slap at William for the
land grant being so
small)
BS Black Smith (owned and ran a blacksmith shop)
GC Goose Creek (born on Goose Creek)
SI Son of Isham
BW Butterwood Creek (lived on Butterwood Creek)
SM Saw Mill (owned and operated a sawmill)
Senior and Junior were also used for this same purpose even
though
they were not father and son. The older of the two would be
called
"Senior" and the younger "Junior."

William was a farmer and was an original member, in 1771, of the Cub
Creek Baptist Church; residences - Lunenburg, Bedford, Charlotte and
Campbell Counties, Va., on Cub Creek in the area that became
Appomattox County after 1845. Will made 16 Nov 1809, Campbell
County Will Book 3, page 263; probated 13 Dec 1813, Campbell
County; Division of Estate 9 Oct 1815, Campbell County Will Book 3,
page 398.
Sarah _____ _____, b. ?, d. Bef. 1815, married 1760.

Albert's G - G - G - Grandparents:
Capt. Thomas Harvey, TH, b. Bet. 1705-1710, d. 8 May 1782, Charlotte
County, Va. Served in the Virginia Militia. Name suffix "TH" was
his
mark. Thomas built "Tear Wallet" Chapel in Southampton Parish,
Cumberland County, Va., Cir. 1746-1747. Was a farmer and mill
owner; residence - Goochland County, Va., 1741; Cumberland County,
Va., 1747; Lunenburg County, Va., 1752 on Cub Creek in area that
became Charlotte County in 1765. Will filed 29 Apr 1782, Charlotte
County Will Book 1, page 294; probated 5 Aug 1782, Will Book 1, page
315.
Elizabeth _____ _____, b. 1709, d. Bet. 1768-1782.

>2) Caroline M. Harvey, married Robert Penick 12/22/1848

they are my ggg-grandparents

Caroline Milford Harvey, b. 12 Jun 1827, Campbell County, Va., in area
that after 1845 was Appomattox County, d. 2 Mar 1904, Appomattox
County, bu. Penick Family Cemetery on Rt. 727, 0.6 milepost Rt. 604,
Appomattox County (Note: her middle name may have been Millard).
Robert B. Penick, b. 10 Jun 1826, Campbell County, d. 25 Jun 1902,
Staunton, Va., possibly in a mental institution. Buried same as
Caroline; was a farmer; served in the War Between the States,
bugler,
Co., G, 6'th Virginia Calvary & later 56'th Virginia Infantry;
residence -
Pittsylvania and Appomattox Counties, Va.

Caroline's Parents:
Capt. Glover Harvey, b. 10 Nov 1787, N. of Red House on Cub Creek,
Campbell County, Va., d. 7 Jan 1871, Appomattox County, bu. Glover
Harvey Family Cemetery, Rt. 675, 2.2 miles SW of intersection with
Rt.
700, on left, 400 yds. in open field, Appomattox County. Served
in the
War of 1812; farmer, in 1845 owned farms totaling 838 acres on
Cub Creek; member Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Appomattox
County; residence - Campbell County (after 1845, Appomattox County)
on Cub Creek, north of Red House.
Judah (Judith) Wooldridge, b. 1 Jul 1789, Prince Edward County, Va.,
d. 2 Jul 1877, Appomattox County, married 9 Feb 1811, Prince Edward
County. Burial and church same as Glover.

Caroline's Grandparents:
Capt. Thomas Harvey, Sr.
(see Albert Newton Harvey, above)
Mary Alexander Glover (Thomas' 2nd wife), b. ?, Buckingham County, Va.,
d. 1787-1788, Campbell County, Va., m. Cir. 1786, Buckingham
County (Note: middle name may have been Elizabeth).

I would like to add your line to my file on Caroline M. Harvey who was my
3rd. cousin 3 times removed who, by the way, was born on the same day as I.

>3) Charles Andre Harvey (1932-1999)

Charles Andre (Charlie) Harvey, b. 14 Feb 1932, d. 9 Sep 1999.

Charles' Parents:
Thomas Coleman Harvey, Sr., b. 5 Jul 1900, Appomattox County,
d. 17 Jun 1970, Lynchburg, Va., bu. Thomas Wilson Harvey, Jr.,
Cemetery, Rt. 24 NE from Appomattox, 1/4 mile before Rt. 618 on
R.,
short distance on private road, can be seen from Rt. 24,
Appomattox
County. Attended New Hope Baptist Church, Appomattox County;
residence - Appomattox County.
Hazel Elva Levisay, b. 11 May 1906, Covington, Va., d. 18 Aug 1979,
Lynchburg, Va., m. 8 Jun 1924, Covington, Va., burial and church
same as Thomas. Hazel was a doll maker of some renown and was
the
originator of the historical doll collection seen in many
museums and a
book "Bicentennial USA - Historical Dolls and Sketches by Hazel
Harvey - Salute 'Peacetown' Appomattox, Virginia."

Charles' Grandparents:
Joel Holcombe Harvey, Sr., b. 8 Sep 1878, Appomattox County,
d. 25 Apr 1906, Appomattox County, bu. Thomas Wilson Harvey, Jr.
Cemetery.
Mazie Allen Coleman, b. Cir. 1878, Appomattox County, d. ?
(Note: middle name may have been Margie).

Charles' G - Grandparents:
Thomas Wilson Harvey, Jr., b. 18 Mar 1836, "Rosedale" on Rt. 618,
Appomattox County, d. 31 Oct 1928, Appomattox County, bu.
Thomas Wilson Harvey, Jr. Cemetery; residence - near Vera,
Appomattox County.
Elvira L. (Ella) Woodson, b. 26 Dec 1838, d. 30 May 1927, Appomattox
County, buried same as Thomas.

Charles' G - G - Grandparents:
Thomas Wilson (Tom) Harvey, Sr., b. 26 Mar 1806, on Cub Creek in
Campbell (now Appomattox) County, d. 16 May 1891, Appomattox
County, bu. Thomas Wilson (Tom) Harvey, Sr., Cemetery, Rt. 618,
5.1
miles from Rt. 24 to Westvaco Property on R., through locked
gate 1.0
mile, cemetery on R. Farmer, owned farm of 150 acres and
another of 50 acres on Cub Creek; residence - "Rosedale" near
Hixburg, Appomattox County.
Frances Harrison (Frankie) Jennings, b. 11 Oct 1813, Charlotte County,
Va., d. 16 Aug 1891, Appomattox County, m. 15 Sep 1831, Prince
Edward County (Note: married in Prince Edward County, marriage
bond in Charlotte County); burial same as Thomas.

Charles' G - G - G - Grandparents:
Capt. Thomas Harvey, Sr.
(see Albert Newton Harvey, above)
Ann Wilson
(see Albert Newton Harvey, above)


>4) Don McLean Harvey, son of Thomas Coleman Harvey & Peggy Moses

Don McLean Harvey, residence - Appomattox, Appomattox County.
Ellen Ann Lyons, b. 5 Feb 1963, Camp Pendleton, San Diego County,
California; divorced 1996.

Don's Parents:
Thomas Coleman Harvey, Jr., b. 11 Mar 1926, Windsor, Ontario,
Canada, d. 28 Jun 1961, Vera, Appomattox County, bu. Thomas
Wilson Harvey, Jr., Cemetery; served in World War II; farmer;
residence - Appomattox, Appomattox County.
Peggy Moses

Don's Grandparents:
Thomas Coleman Harvey, Sr.
(see Charles Andre Harvey)
Hazel Elva Levisay
(see Charles Andre Harvey)

Glen Harvey

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