Married the 22 day of August 1799 Paul Breeding & Elizabeth Stanley
Wm. E. Waller, Minister

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1830 St Helena Parish census

Paul Breeden 0 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

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1840 St helena Parish Census

Paul Breeding 0000 2000 1000 0002 0000 0000

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1850 St Helena Parish census

None128 Paul Breeding 73 M Va.
Elizabeth 47 F NC

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Louisiana Soldiers in the War of 1812: Bernavice - Byrnes
Compiled by John Bennett Pierson
Donated to the LaGenWeb Archives by the Louisiana Genealogical and Historical
Society. Special thanks to the LGHS.

Breden, Paul Private 12 and 13 Cons. Reg't. , La. Mil.
(Orig. under Brederi, Paul)

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

Shelby County was Created from Jefferson County in 1792.

TAX RECORDS, SHELBY COUNTY, KENTUCKY

1792Stanley, Joseph, David
1793No book can be found
1794Breeding, Richard; Stanley, Joseph
1795Breeding, Richd; Standley, David, Joseph
1796Breeding, Richard; Combs, Andrew; Gobin, William;
Stanley, David, Joseph
1797Breadin, Richard; Combs, Andrew; Gobin, William, Stanley, Joseph
1798No book
1799Borrows, Edmon; Bredin, Frances, William, Paul; Combs, Andrew;
Gobin, William; Stanley, Elizabeth, Ruth
1800Breeding, Frances, William, Paul; Combs, Andrew; Goben, William
1801Breeding, Frances, William, Elizabeth; Combs, Andrew, Goben, William
1802Foley, Baylis; Breading, William, Francis; Burris, Edmund;
Combs, Andrew
1803Burris, Edmund; Breeding, Frances, William, Elizabeth;
Combs, Andrew; Foley, Bailes, Goben, Wm
1804Breeding, William, Frances, Elizabeth; Burras, Edmund;
Combs, Andrew
1805Book #1, water damagedBook #2, no Breedens
1806Breaden, Frances, William, Elijah; Gobin, Wm. Sr., William
1807Breading, Wm, James, John, Fanny; Combs, Andrew
1808Breeden, Elijah, James, Fanny, John, William; Foley, Bales
1809Breeden, William, James, Fanny, John; Combs, Andrew
1810No book (see census)
CensusBreeden, Fanny, James; Combs, Andrew; Goben, Wm
1811Breeding, Frances, John, James; Combs, Andrew
1812Breeden, John, Frances, James
1813Breeden, Frances, Jas., John
1814Breden, Frances, John, James
1815Breden, James, Frances, John
1816Breeden, Elijah, James, Frances; Breaden, Elijah; Davis, Philip
1817Briden, Henry; Breden, Elijah, James; Breeden, Francis
1818No book
1819Breding, Elijah, Bland D; Breeding, James
1820Breedon, Bland B, James, Henry, Elijah
1821Breeden, Elijah, Bland B, James, Henry
1822Breeden, Bland B, James, Henry
1823Breeden, James, Frances
1824Breeden, Francis, Henry, James
1825Breeden, Francis, James, Henry
1826Breeden, Henry, Frances
1827Breeden, James, Henry, Frances
1828Breeden, Elijah, Frances, Mary
1829Breeden, Francis, Elijah, James
1830Breeden, James
1831-1832No books
1833Breeden, Calvin, James
1834No book
1835Breeden, Calvin, James

TAX RECORDS: Breeden, 1792 - 1835 - Shelby Co
submitted by "Phyllis Hill" <phill@@redrock.net>

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Stockton/Breeding Deed, 1777 - Henry Co. VA

DEED BOOK 1, 1777-1779

p. 18

This Indenture made Here on this Twenty Eighth Day of January in the year of our Lord
Christ one Thousand & Seven Hundred and Seventy Seven Between Richard Breeding of
Henry County of the one part & John Stockton of said County of the other part--
Witnesseth that the sd Richard Breeding for and in Consideration of the Sum of Fifty
pounds Current money of Virginia to him in hand paid at & before the Sealing & Delivery
of these presents the receipt is hereby acknowledged hath Given Granted Bargained sold
and Confirmed and by these Presents doth give grant Bargain Sell & Confirm unto the John
Stockton his heirs & Assigns forever a Certain Tract or Parcel of land containing one
hundred and Thirty acres lying and being in the County aforesaid on both sides of the north
fork of Mayo River and bounded as followeth to it Beginning at a White Oak on the North
Side of the River and running thence new lines north fifty Three degrees East Twenty poles
to a Read oak north Thirty five degrees west leaving a branch of said River one hundred &
four poles to a Sorrel tree South Eighty five degrees west Crossing a Creek a Branch of the
said River Sixty six poles to a Read Oak north twenty five Degrees west ninty poles to a
Poplar near the River south sixty five Degrees west Crossing the River sixty poles to a
white oak south ten Degrees East one hundred and sixty poles to a Read Oak & two
White oaks on the other side of the River then up the River as it meanders To the First
Station. With all the Appurtenances belonging or anyway appertaining To Have and to
hold the said land and premises unto the said John Stockton and to his heirs Executors
Administrators and Assigns Forever and the said Richard Breeding doth for himself and his
heirs covenant and agree with the said John Stockton his heirs or Assigns From Time to
Time and at all Times Hereafter

p. 19
Hereafter peacibly and Quickly to have hold possess and enjoy the said land and premises
& the Right and Title of his the Said Richard Breeding without ......................Trouble or
Molestation from him the said Richard Breeding his heirs Executors Administrators or any
other Person or Persons lawfully claiming on by from or under them or any of them or any
other Person whatsoever and the Said Richard Breeding for himself and his heirs the said
land and Premises and before Exprest Shall and will warrant and forever defend by these
Presents in Witness the Richard Breeding hath hereunto set his hand and Seal the Day and
year First above written Signed Sealed and Delivered in Presence of

Abraham Penn
his
John Solomon
Richard R Breeding S S
George Hairston
mark

Henry County SCt

In the Name of the Commonwealth of Virginia To Abraham Penn John Solomon Gent
Greeting whereas ( ) Breeding & Frances his wife by this Certain Indenture of bargain
& Sale bearing date the 28th day of Jany 1777 have bargained & Sold and by these
presents do bargain & sell unto John Stockton of the County of Pittsylvania one hundred
and thirty acres of land be the same more or less as may fully appear by the said Deed and
Frances the wife of the same James being privily examined appart from her said husband
doth Acknowledge the same Freely without the same Together with the said deed should
be Recorded in the County Court of Henry and that the same was done freely & voluntarily
& you the said Justices are Required to transmit this under your hands & Seals Together
with your acknowledgments

p. 20
Acknowledgments to the Clerk of the Said County for due acknowledgment thereof
Witness John Cox Clerk of our said County Court at the Courthouse the 26th day of
January in the Year of our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Seventy Seven & the
First year of the Commonwealth .

John Cox Clk

By virtue of this Dedamus to us presented we the Subscribers did examine Frances the
Wife of the said James Touching her acknowledgment of the Said One hundred & Thirty
acres of Land & she does the same freely with the Threats of persuasions of her said
Husband and is willing the same should be recorded in the County Court of Henry Given
under our hands & Seals the 28th day of Jany 1777

Abraham Penn S
John Solomon S

At a Court held for Henry County on the 17th day of February 1777 This Indenture was
proved the Oaths of the Witnesses/to has to be the Act or Deed of the Above Richard
Breeding Also the Dedimus hereto annexed the privily Examinatin of Frances Wife of the
Said Richard was returned All which proceedings was ordered to be Recorded by the
Court
Test John Cox

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard 'Cross' BREEDING and Eleanor UNKNOWN.

Spouse: Frances FAIRCHILD. Frances FAIRCHILD and Richard BREEDING , Jr were married about 1760 in VA. Children were: William BREEDING, Paul BREEDING, Elijah BREEDING, John BREEDING, James BREEDING, Mildred 'Milley' BREEDING, Richard BREEDING III, Frances Anne BREEDING, Henry BREEDING, Bland Ballard BREEDING.

15 648 648 Breadan Richard 61 M Farmer 800 Kentky
16 648 648 Breadan Lucretia 60 F Kentky
17 648 648 Breadan Jane 24 F Inda
18 648 648 Breadan James 19 M Laborer Ills
19 648 648 Breadan Amanda 15 F Ills X

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1860 > Iowa > Jackson County > Farmers Creek > 7 Aug 1860 > pg 90 >

19 899 899 Richard Breeden 70 M Farmer 1000 200 Kentucky
20 Lucretia Breeden 69 F Kentucky
21 Joe Brown 39 M Cooper Penn
22 Amanda Brown 25 F Illinois
23 Maud Brown 03 F Iowa

****735 735 written over house number
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1870 > Iowa > Jackson County > Farmers Creek > Fulton PO > 8 Aug 1870 > pg 23 / 427

19 172 172 Brown, James 38 M W Farm 1500 800 Penn
20 Amanda 35 F W Keeping House Illino
21 Maud 13 F W At Home Iowa
22 Orlena 09 F W At Home Iowa
23 Alma 07 F W At Home Iowa
24 William 04 M W Iowa
25 Eva 01 F W Iowa
26 Breeden, Richard 81 M W Without Occupation KY
27 Lucrezia 80 F W Without Occupation KY

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

FROM CULPEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA DEED BOOK A PAGE 509

Teste: Roger Dixon Clk

This Indenture made the Twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Three Between Richard Breeding of the Parish of Brumfield and County of Culpeper of one part and his children (to wit) Job, Ossaman, Ann, Abner, Elijah, Drucilla, Richard Breeding of the other part Witnesseth that as said Richard Breeding for and in consideration of the natural love and affection which he hath and bears towards his aforesaid children hath given and grants and by these presents doth give and grant unto his said children Job, Ossaman, Ann, Abner, Elijah, Drucilla and Richard Breeding Eight head of cattle, nine head of sheep, twenty-one head of hogs and their increases, two beds and furniture, one house and all the rest of his movable estate to them and their heirs forever to be equally divided among them when they arrive to lawful age. In witness whereof the said Richard Breeding hath hereunto put his hand and affixed his seal the day, month and year first above written------

Signed Sealed and Delivered his
in the Presence of .....Richard Breeding L
Signed..William Henderson

mark

Signed..James Archer
his
Richard Breeding
mark
At a court held for the County of Culpeper on the 21st day of June 1753

This Indenture was proven by the oath of
James Archer and William Henderson. Witness thereunto and ordered to be recorded.

Teste Roger Dixon Clk
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1773, Transferred property to children, names 7 children, Culpeper Co., Va.

15 March 1773, Inventory of Estate, Culpeper Co., Va.

20 June 1773, Will Recorded Culpeper Co., Va. Will Book A, page 509.

The Braden, Breeden, & Breeding Families, Karl W. Braden, 1988, Madison Co., Va., Library.

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BIRTH PLACE: Genealogical Abstracts from 18th-Century Virginia
Newspapers (1987); by Robert K. Headley, Jr.; page 80 (Richard Cross
aka Richard Breeding, svt, b. in Va., ran away from Samuel Earle, Pr.
Wm. Co. ([Virginia Gazette] 13 Apr. [1739])." Other records indicate
that Richard Breeding was also known as Richard Cross.

This is from Bruce Breeding's "Breeding/Breeden Genealogical Exchange."
"VIRGINIA INFORMATION: Orange County, Virginia
A neighbor of Bryant Breeden/Breeding, Samuel Earle, accused Richard
Cross, alias Richard Breeding of stealing a horse in March of 1739. (He
was ultimately acquitted by the General Court of Virginia.)

This advertisement appeared on page 4 of the issue of the "Virginia
Gazette" for the week of March 30 through April 6, 1739. "Stolen from
the Subscriber living in Prince William County, on Tuesday the 6th of
this Instant, a very light grey Horse, of a middle size, branded on the
near Buttock with the letter----with a hanging Mane and a Sprig Tail. The
same Night ran away one Richard Cross, alias Richard Breeding, who it is
suppos'd, stole the said horse. He is a tall Man, of a dark Complexion,
with short, black, curl'd Hair; his cloathing was a blew Broadcloth Coat
and Wastecoat, a dark colour'd Kersy Coat, and a Pair of purple colour'd
Leather Breeches. He is this Country born. Whoevre apprehends the said
Runaway and Horse, shall have Two Pistoles Reward, paid by
------------Samuel Earle.

Orange Co. Court Order Book I March 1738/9 (Virginia) "At a Call'd Court
held for Orange County the xxii day of March, 1738. Richard Cross alias
Richard Breaden, a prisoner committed to the goal of this County by a
precept under the hand and Seal of Benj. Cave Gent. one of his Majesties
Justices of sd. county dated the 17th day of march 1738 on suspicion of
feloniously taking a Gray Gelding belonging to Philip Buckner of
Gloucester County, Gent. being brought before the Court and Examined and
all the Witnesses and Circumstances relating to the said Fact being duly
heard and considered this Court are of Opinion that the said Richard
Cross alias Breaden, is guilty of that fact whereof he is accused and
that he ought to be tryed for same before the Gen'l Court and therefore
remand the said Richad Cross alias Breadon to the county Goal there to
remain until he shall be thence delivered by due Course of Law." Samuel
Earle and James Herndon put up 100 Pounds each as bond to appear in court
to give evidence

Virginia Colonial Decisions; Reports by Randolf and Barradahl 1728-1741
----the Horse belonged to one Buckner in Gloucester and had stray'd into
Prince W'm. where he was taken up by one Earl and kept on his plantation
3 or 4 months---from whence the Prisoner took him apparently with
Felonious intent--" But "The Court started a doubt that this Horse, being
a stray, as they Termed it, Felony could not be committed by taking
it---" "The Court were of Opinion that it was no Felony and so the
Prisoner was acquitted. There was I think only 6 Judges ag't 5."
This same man is probably the one who appears in Orange and Culpepper Co.
Virginia records as Richard Breeding alias Cross; he died 1772 in
Culpepper. This man is referred to as Richard Breeding of Brumfield
Parish, Culpepper Co. in Culpepper Deeds Book A. 20 June 1753 (The father
of Job, Ossamon, Ann, Abner, Elijah, Drusilla & Richard.) Here he uses
the name Breeding."

Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Unknown BREEDING.

Spouse: Eleanor UNKNOWN. Eleanor UNKNOWN and Richard 'Cross' BREEDING were married about 1731. Children were: Ossaman BREEDING, Job 'Cross' BREEDING, Anne BREEDING, Abner 'Cross' BREEDING, Elijah BREEDING, Drucilla BREEDING, Richard BREEDING , Jr.

Spouse: Jacob CUPP. Sibitha Sylvia BREEDING and Jacob CUPP were married on 10 June 1788 in ,Lancaster,Pennsylvania. Children were: Elizabeth CUPP.

Spouse: Priscilla Elizabeth HURST. Children were: Sibitha Sylvia BREEDING.

Children were: Henry BREEDING, Job BREEDING, Richard 'Cross' BREEDING.

1810 Gallatin County Kentucky census
Breedin WM - 2 males under 10, 1 male 26 - 44, 2 females under 10, 1 female 16 - 25, 1 female 26 - 44.

In 1820 he is listed as William Breeding of Ghent Township, Gallatin Kentucky. Only John remains in Gallatin for this census.

William - 1 male under 10, 1 male 10 - 16, 1 male 18 - 26, 1 male 26 - 45. 1 female under 10, 2 females 10 - 16, 1 female 16 - 26, 1 female 26 - 45.

1830 Sangamon County Illinois, Census
William Breeden - 1 male 5 - 10, 1 male 10 - 15, 1 male 20 - 30, 1 male 50 - 60, 1 female 15 - 20, 1 female 50 - 60.

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Illinois Land records:

Land sales:

BREEDEN WILLIAM FD SWFR 31 17N 10W 3 144.48 1.25 180.60 MALE 11/19/1827 SANGAMON

Land Purchases:

Breeden, William 17, 10 1827

SANGAMON COUNTY, ILLINOIS Marriage Records

GroomBrideMarriage
Breeden, Wm. L. Marshall, Margarete06 May 1836
Burris, ThomasDeLay, Lyddia28 Sep 1834
Hamilton, John P. Burriss, Eleanor 13 Jan 1831
Kirkpatrick, Thos. Bredin, Malinda 12 May 1829
Miller, JohnBurress, Elizabeth08 Apr 1838
Owen, EliasBreeden, Elizabeth28 Oct 1835

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Breeden1 - The Breeden family Of Virginia and parts West. Parents: Richard BREEDING , Jr and Frances FAIRCHILD.

Spouse: John P. FRITTS. Children were: Rachel FRITTS.

Spouse: Living WOLF.

!RESEARCHER: LeBron Camp Preston, 1630 Bodega Ct., Walnut Creek, CA 94596-2209.

!CONTRIBUTOR-<NSB>: Letter from Nina Sadler Bell, , Wellington, FL 33414; ; Letter dated 30 May 1991; ; L. C. Preston's Ref. C011.01 ; NOTE: Descendant of Adam and Mary (Wilhoit) Broyles, thru their dau., Mary (Broyles) Gotcher.
NSB's sources include BEFORE GERMANNA. ACTION: Get copy. Parents: Johannes "Hans" BREIEL and Anna X.

Spouse: Conrad DIETTER.

!ANCESTOR-(C011.16): Great-9 Grandfather of LeBron Camp PRESTON.

!RESEARCHER: LeBron Camp Preston, 1630 Bodega Ct., Walnut Creek, CA 94596-2209.

!CONTRIBUTOR-<NSB>: Letter from Nina Sadler Bell,, Wellington, FL 33414; ; Letter dated 30 May 1991; ; L. C. Preston's Ref. C011.01 ; NOTE: Descendant of Adam and Mary (Wilhoit) Broyles, thru their dau., Mary (Broyles) Gotcher.

!DEATH: NSB's 1991 chart states death occurred during 30 Years War in Germany.

Spouse: Anna X. Children were: Martin BREUEL, Anna BREIEL, Ottilla BREIEL.

!RESEARCHER: LeBron Camp Preston, 1630 Bodega Ct., Walnut Creek, CA 94596-2209.

!CONTRIBUTOR-<NSB>: Letter from Nina Sadler Bell, , Wellington, FL 33414; ; Letter dated 30 May 1991; ; L. C. Preston's Ref. C011.01 ; NOTE: Descendant of Adam and Mary (Wilhoit) Broyles, thru their dau., Mary (Broyles) Gotcher.
NSB's sources include BEFORE GERMANNA. ACTION: Get copy.

!MARRIAGE: NSB's chart 1991 states marriage date 25 Feb 1652, spouse unknown. Parents: Johannes "Hans" BREIEL and Anna X.

Spouse: Aeltje BRACONIE.

Spouse: James CLIFTON. Ann BRENT and James CLIFTON were married about 1661 in .⁴ Children were: Cuthbert CLIFTON.

Spouse: Sir John William CLIFTON. Elizabeth BRENT and Sir John William CLIFTON were married in 1730 in ,Stafford,Virginia. Children were: Ezekial CLIFTON.

Spouse: Mariana PEYTON. Children were: George BRENT.

Spouse: Elizabeth GREENE. Children were: Ann BRENT, Robert BRENT.

Spouse: Elizabeth REED. Children were: George BRENT.

Spouse: Susannah SEYMOURE. Children were: Elizabeth BRENT.

Spouse: Susanna FUNK. Children were: Jonathan BRENTLINGER.

Spouse: Kaziah NEWKIRK. Kaziah NEWKIRK and Jonathan BRENTLINGER were married on 11 March 1834 in ,Jefferson,Kentucky. Children were: Rosanna Elizabeth BRENTLINGER.

Spouse: Camilla WELLS.

Spouse: Jesse Inlow CRECELIUS. Rosanna Elizabeth BRENTLINGER and Jesse Inlow CRECELIUS were married on 12 May 1864 in ,Dubois,Indiana. Children were: Rosanna Carlene CRECELIUS.

Spouse: Esther BAIRD. Esther BAIRD and Henry BRENTON were married on 14 June 1814 in ,Knox,Indiana.

Spouse: Mary WOODFIELD. Mary WOODFIELD and James BRENTON were married in January 1772 in German,Fayette,Pennsylvania. Children were: Robert BRENTON, Mary BRENTON, Nancy BRENTON, Henry BRENTON.

Spouse: James MCCLAIN. Mary BRENTON and James MCCLAIN were married on 21 May 1792 in ,Mercer,Kentucky.

Spouse: Thomas SPILMAN. Nancy BRENTON and Thomas SPILMAN were married on 19 November 1798 in ,Mercer,Kentucky.

Spouse: Sarah Brown SPILMAN. Sarah Brown SPILMAN and Robert BRENTON were married on 16 September 1797 in ,Lincoln,Kentucky.

vol 5, pg. 541, "Complete Peerage, etc" by G.E. Cokayne,1910 edition

This database contains all that I know. If your name isn't shown, I don't have it. Sorry. If you disagree with my references, e-mail your version to me Parents: Ld William V of Bramber & Gower BREUSE and Aline (Aliva) MULTON.

Spouse: William MORETON. Children were: Alice MORETON.

Spouse: Margaret LAWSON. Children were: Alice BRERETON.

Spouse: William DAVENPORT.

Spouse: Sir John SAVAGE. Children were: Sir John SAVAGE.

Spouse: Alexander BARLOW. Mary BRERETON and Alexander BARLOW were married in 1578 in Honford, Chester, Cheshire, England. Children were: Alexander BARLOW, Margaret BARLOW, Rudesiand BARLOW, George BARLOW, William BARLOW, Edward BARLOW, Edmond BARLOW, Jane BARLOW, Robert BARLOW, Fraunces BARLOW, Katteren BARLOW, John BARLOW, Mary BARLOW, Elizabeth BARLOW, Robert BARLOW, Edward BARLOW.

Spouse: Thomas NEEDHAM. Children were: William NEEDHAM.