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Brassell Hanging Story includes
an account of Brassell brothers
attempt to rob William J. Isbell November 29, 1875 and their
subsequent hanging,
after the resulting death of Russell Allison
and his brother John Allison.
Surnames mentioned in Allison descendants include:
1. JOHN ALLISON. He married JANE (JENNET) UNKNOWN.
Children of JOHN ALLISON and JANE UNKNOWN are:
i. JAMES ALLISON.
ii. WILLIAM ALLISON, b. Abt. 1700, Ulster, Ireland or Scotland;
d. 1739, Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania.
Generation No. 2
2. WILLIAM ALLISON (JOHN1) was born Abt. 1700 in Ulster, Ireland or Scotland, and died 1739 in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania. He married GRIZZEL WRAY.
Children of WILLIAM ALLISON and GRIZZEL WRAY
are:
i. JOSEPH "HOG JOE"3 ALLISON, b. January 22, 1812.
ii. MARY ALLISON.
iii. MARGARET ALLISON.
iv. PATRICK ALLISON.
v. ROBERT ALLISON.
4. vi. JOHN ALLISON, SR., b. Abt. 1720, Possibly Ireland; d. February
1796, 8 Miles north of Hillsboro, Orange Co., N C.
Generation No. 3
3. JOSEPH "HOG JOE"3 ALLISON (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born January 22, 1812. He married (1) ELIZA LYON RHEA, daughter of WILLIAM RHEA and MARY WHITSON. He married (2) ANGELINA UNKNOWN.
Notes for ANGELINA UNKNOWN:
Allison Stand Inn was owned by the tax collector's father, James Isbell,
and step-mother, Angeline Allison Isbell, who was the remarried widow of
the inn's former proprietor, Joseph Allison. Located at the corner
of the Nashville road, now Highway 70, and the old Sparta road, the inn
stood about two to three miles from Jim Brassell's home near what is now
the Double Springs community, and it provided food and shelter for travelers
passing through the area.
Children of JOSEPH ALLISON and ELIZA RHEA are:
i. JOHN ALLISON, m. (1) LEANN P. MAXWELL;
m. (2) MELVINA MITCHELL.
ii. RUSSELL M ALLISON.
4. JOHN ALLISON, SR. (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1720 in Possibly Ireland, and died February 1796 in 8 Miles north of Hillsboro, Orange Co., N C. He married MARTHA HAMILTON Abt. 1750 in Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania.
Children of JOHN ALLISON and MARTHA HAMILTON are:
i. JOSEPH ALLISON, b. October 1750, Lancaster Co. Pennsylvania;
d. August 01, 1826, Gordonsville, Smith Co., TN; m. (1) JANE DONALDSON,
1775, Orange Co., N C; m. (2) BETSY MADDEN, August
19, 1809, Orange Co., N C.
ii. MARY ALLISON, b. Abt. 1755; m. THOMAS CURTIS,
May 05, 1775, Orange Co., N C.
iii. JAMES ALLISON, b. May 15, 1761; m. GRIZELL PORTERFIELD,
February 20, 1782, Orange Co., N C.
iv. JOHN ROBERT ALLISON, JR., b. 1762, near Hillsborough, Orange
Co., NC; d. March 28, 1842, Ditty, White Co., TN.
v. CHARLES ALLISON, b. Abt. 1763; d. 1851; m. MARCY UNKNOWN.
vi. JANE JENNITT ALLISON, b. Abt. 1765, Orange Co., N C; m. JAMES RAY.
vii. MARTHA ALLISON, b. Abt. 1767, Orange Co., N C; m. SAMUEL SARAT,
Bef. 1795, Hillsboro, Orange Co., NC.
viii. HAMILTON ALLISON, b. Abt. 1769, Orange Co., N C; m. ELIZABETH
'BESTY' STEWART, September 30, 1794, Orange
Co., N C.
ix. GRIZELL ALLISON, b. Abt. 1771.
x. AGNES ALLISON, b. Abt. 1773
xi. ELIZABETH "BETSY" ALLISON, b. Abt. 1777; m. SAMUEL MADDIN,
February 21, 1799, Orange Co., N C.
Generation No. 4
5. JOHN ROBERT4 ALLISON, JR. (JOHN3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born 1762 in near Hillsborough, Orange Co., NC, and died March 28, 1842 in Ditty, White Co., TN. He married SARAH TOLLER April 16, 1789 in Orange Co., N C, daughter of JOHN TOLLAR and SALLY THOMAS.
Notes for JOHN ROBERT ALLISON, JR.:
Has child (Ruth) born in White Co. 1810 but Not listed in 1820
White Co. Census
Children of JOHN ALLISON and SARAH TOLLER are:
i. GRIZELL "GRIZZY"5 ALLISON, b. November 05, 1789; d. 1842;
m. JOHN CAMPBELL.
ii. MARTHA "PATSY" ALLISON, b. February 27, 1791, Orange Co.,
N C; m. DANIEL CAMPBELL, September 04, 1811, White Co., TN.
iii. FRANCES ALLISON, b. October 30, 1792, Orange Co., N C; m.
JAMES JR. ALLISON, Bef. 1810.
iv. SARAH (JERAHE) ALLISON, b. July 29, 1794, Orange Co., N C;
m. JAMES C. MITCHELL, Bef. 1822.
v. MARY ALLISON, b. January 24, 1798, Orange Co., N C; d. May
04, 1850, White Co., TN; m. HIRAM BROWN, Abt.
1815, Jackson Co., TN.
vi. JOSEPH "MIME LICK JOE" ALLISON, b. December 01, 1799, Orange
Co., N C; m. CYNTHIA STONE.
vii. JAMES "WOODEN HEAD JIM" ALLISON, b. December 21, 1801, Orange
Co., N C; m. MARY "POLLY" WHITEFIELD, Abt.
1828, White Co., TN.
6. viii. JANET JANE ALLISON, b. January 09, 1806, Orange Co., N C;
d. January 02, 1842, White Co., TN.
ix. NAOMI ALLISON, b. March 17, 1809; m. WILLIAM W. HUDDLESTON,
White Co., TN.
x. RUTH "RUTHA" ALLISON, b. August 29, 1810, White Co., TN; m.
JOEL BURGESS.
xi. JOHN RAULSTON ALLISON, b. August 23, 1812, White Co., TN.
Generation No. 5
6. JANET JANE ALLISON (JOHN ROBERT4, JOHN3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born January 09, 1806 in Orange Co., N C, and died January 02, 1842 in White Co., TN. She married ISAAC ALEXANDER HUDDLESTON June 14, 1825 in White Co., TN, son of CHARLES HUDDLESTON and MARTHA LOLLAR.
Children of JANET ALLISON and ISAAC HUDDLESTON are:
i. MARTHA ANN HUDDLESTON, b. April 03, 1826.
ii. NAOMI FLORILLA HUDDLESTON, b. May 14, 1827, Jackson Co.,
TN; d. October 22, 1901, Putnam Co., TN; m. WILLIAM ASBURY (CAPT.) ENSOR,
December 05, 1846 (Source: E. S. McLoud, E. S. McLoud.).
Notes for WILLIAM ASBURY (CAPT.) ENSOR:
1850 Jackson Co. TN Census
625 William A Ensor
25 M farming
''
Naomi
23 F
''
Jonathan
3 M
''
Isaac
8/12 M
''
Ruth Ensor
50 F
Va.
Emeline Tate
6 F
Tenn.
America Thompson
20 F
N.C.
Fought for the Conferate States of America
Company G, 84th Infantry
W.A. Ensor, Co. "G". Enrolled December 22 from Putnam County. Consolidated
with "A" to form "E" of 28th Consolidated.
Buried Joseph Jared Cemetery - Low Gap
The W.A. Ensor, TN, 84th Infantry, Company G, Captain was William Asbury
Ensor from Putnam County, TN. William Asbury Ensor organized
a group of
volunteers and was "elected" Captain. It may be interesting to
know that William Asbury Ensor was not a slave owner.
The 84th was at the Battle of Shiloh
General Donelson, in his report of the battle, stated: "The 84th, being
a new and very small regiment, was assigned to my command December 29,
1862, only two days before the battle. I deemed it best to leave it in
the rear in support of Carnes' Battery. Colonel Stanton's Regiment was
not seriously engaged, though I do not doubt, if an opportunity had presented
itself, that both he and his men would have fought most gallantly."
iii. SARAH ADELINE HUDDLESTON, b. April 11, 1829.
iv. WILLIAM JASPER HUDDLESTON, b. April 26, 1831.
v. CHARLES ALLISON HUDDLESTON, b. February 07, 1833.
vi. REBECCA M. HUDDLESTON, b. January 16, 1835.
vii. JOHN L. HUDDLESTON, b. July 04, 1837.
viii. RAULSTON BENDER HUDDLESTON, b. February 12, 1839; d. April
17, 1890; m. SARAH FRANCES JARED.
ix. AMANDA ELIZA HUDDLESTON, b. November 03, 1840.
x. RILLA HUDDLESTON, b. 1842.
xi. MARTHA HUDDLESTON, m. JACKSON JARED.
ACTS OF TENNESSEE 1796 - 1830
Allison
1829 33 Private 243 Granted land in Hawkins County
Allison Andrew 1817 21 145.7 Director of Farmers Bank of Tenn.--Carthage
Allison Edwin (Colonel) 1815 20 147.1 Mentioned
Allison Ewen 1805 12 27.1 Released from payment
Allison Nancy 1829 33 Private 119 Roane County - widow of Uriah Allison
Allison Robert 1796 4 33.6 Washington County - commissioner
Allison Robert 1797 6 26.2 Commissioner of Middleton
Allison Robert 1799 8 46.2 Washington district elector
Allison Uriah 1829 33 Private 119 Deceased resident of Roane County
Allison Alexander 1831 34 16.23 Smith Co. - agent in charge of funds
for common schools
Allison Alexander 1845 48 1.2 Davidson Co. - Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company
Allison Alexander 1847 49 187.2 Nashville and Sparta RR and Mining
Co.
Allison Alexander 1849 50 16.4 Davidson Co. - Nashville Manufacturing
Company commissioner
Allison Andrew 1833 38 34.1 Smith Co. - Planters Bank of TN
Allison Andrew 1837 43 100.1 Wilson Co. - Carthage, Rome and Big Spring
Turnpike Company commissioner
Allison Andrew 1841 45 175.2 Wilson County - Southern University trustee
Allison Andrew 1843 47 55.2 Wilson Co. - Cumberland University trustee
Allison J. 1847 49 120.2 East TN and VA Railroad Company
Allison Matthew 1843 47 214.3 Knox Co. - Mechanics Association of Knoxville
Allison R. D. (Col.) 1845 48 158.2 Smith Co. - appointed to improve
navigation on Caney Fork River
Allison T. S. 1849 50 32.3 Davidson Co. - Western Central Turnpike
Company commissioner
Allison Thomas 1837 43 249.1 Columbia and Shelbyville Central Turnpike
Company commissioner
Allison William 1849 50 41.3 Smith Co. - Lebanon and Trousdale's Ferry
Turnpike Company
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