Family of Isaac Robert TIMMONS and Martha Annie MCRAE

Husband:	Isaac Robert TIMMONS (1807-1881)
Wife:	Martha Annie MCRAE (1818-1892)
Children:	Philip TIMMONS (1850-1892)
	Hester TIMMONS ( - )
	Mary A. TIMMONS (1848?-1877)
	Margaret E. TIMMONS ( - )
	Isaac Daughtry "I. D." TIMMONS (1853-1906)

Husband: Isaac Robert TIMMONS

Name:	Isaac Robert TIMMONS
Sex:	Male
Father:	Rev. Samuel TIMMONS (1777-1828?)
Mother:	Elizabeth BENTON (1784-1868)
Birth	2 Jan 1807
Death	17 Oct 1881 (age 74)
Burial		Hebron Baptist Church

Wife: Martha Annie MCRAE

Name:	Martha Annie MCRAE
Sex:	Female
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	22 Nov 1818
Death	13 Jul 1892 (age 73)
Burial		Hebron Baptist Church

Child 1: Philip TIMMONS

Name:	Philip TIMMONS
Sex:	Male
Birth	1850
Death	1892 (age 41-42)	Hebron?

Child 2: Hester TIMMONS

Name:	Hester TIMMONS
Sex:	Female

Child 3: Mary A. TIMMONS

Name:	Mary A. TIMMONS
Sex:	Female
Death	1 Apr 1877 (age 28-29)
Birth	1848 (app)

Child 4: Margaret E. TIMMONS

Name:	Margaret E. TIMMONS
Sex:	Female
Spouse:	Captain James Alexander Hilliard COCKFIELD (1833-1900)

Child 5: Isaac Daughtry "I. D." TIMMONS

Name:	Isaac Daughtry "I. D." TIMMONS
Sex:	Male
Birth	31 Oct 1853
Death	1 Oct 1906 (age 52)
Burial		Hebron Baptist Church Cemetery

Note on Husband: Isaac Robert TIMMONS

Oct. 31, 1840 appointed by Hebron Baptist Church to represent them in Baptist Association (Welsh Neck?) Elim Union.

 

Magistrates Court, Spring Term - 1821

#1364 Isaac Timmons vs. Charles McCallister Jr.

 

The Working Christian, Issue of November 10, 1881, page 121

Isaac R. Timmons died at his residence in Marion County, S. C.,

October 17th, 1881, after a protracted illness of heart disease in his

74th year. He leaves an aged wife and four sons and daughters of

mature age. He was baptized August, 1832, by the Rev. J. Morgan

Timmons, and received in the fellowship of Elim Church. he was one of

the constituent members of Hebron Church at its organization in 1840.

J. G. J.

Note on Wife: Martha Annie MCRAE

"Passports of Southeastern Pioneers 1770-1823 Indian, Spanish, and other Land Passports for TN, KY, GA, MS, NC & SC"

GEORGIA PASSPORTS

 

Executive Department

Tuesday 30th January 1810

On recommendation

ORDERED

That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through

the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit, one for Daniel McRae, with his

wife, five children and nine negroes, and one for Thomas Taylor with

two negroes.

which were presented and signed 498

 

Executive Department

Tuesday 26th February 1811

On Sundry applications

ORDERED

That Passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through

the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit,

One for Mrssrs. Lewis Mitchell, William McLendon and John Purvis, the

former with his wife, five children and Eleven Negroes, all from

Chesterfield district South Carolina - One for Mr William Harman from

Beaufort district South Carolina - One for Mr. Jackey Perry and one

for Mr. James Clanton from Kershaw district, and One for Mr. John Ware

from Fairfield district South Carolina - One for Mr. James Lang from

the county of Jefferson in this State - One for Mr. Naaman Smart from

Beaufort district South Carolina - One for Mr. John McRae, with his

wife, four children, his mother, two Sisters and Nine negroes - and

One for Messrs. Reddick Connell and Daniel Martin the former with his

wife and one child, and the latter with three Negroes all from the

County of Scriven in this State.

Which were Severally presented and signed. 664

Note on Child 1: Philip TIMMONS

Is this Philip MacRae Timmons 27 FEB 1850 to 19 MAY 1892 buried at Hebron?

Three Rivers Marriage list has Philip TIMMONS > EXUM

Note on Child 3: Mary A. TIMMONS

The Working Christian, Issue of May 3, 1877, page 121

Departed this life, on Sunday, April 1st, 1877, after a short but

painful illness, Mrs. Mary A. Burch, consort of J. B. Burch, and

daughter of Isaac R. and M. A. Timmons, aged 29 years. At the age of

11 years, Mrs. Burch united with the Hebron Baptist Church, at

Friendfield, in Marion county, S. C., then under the pastoral care of

Rev. John Weaver... Mrs. Burch leaves an aged mother and father, a

devoted husband, affectionate brothers and sisters, and a little

infant... P. M. T.