Benjamin Lindsey Sr

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    Mrs. Mary Anderson Russell.
    DAR ID Number: 155067
    Born in DeBerry, Texas.
    Wife of Charles Alanson Russell.
    Descendant of Capt. John Anderson, Henry Hill, Henry Hill, Jr., Benjamin Lindsey, Henry B. Gibson, William Earle, William McCoy, Daniel McCoy and John Terry, as follows:
    1. Wilson L. Anderson (1833-96) m. 1855 Mary Hill (1835-68).
    2. Holland L. Anderson (1808-84) m. 1832 Delilah Lindsey (1814-51); Marshall Hill (1812-65) m. 1832 Julianne Baines (1814-52).
    3. Vincent Anderson (1775-1840) m. 1797 Mary Terry (1777-1837); Theophilus Hill (1780-1837) m. 1805 Rebecca Gibson (1787-1840); Benjamin Lindsey, Jr. (1790-1861), m. 1813 Amy Earle (1795-1863); Thomas Baines (1787-1840) m. 1813 Mary McCoy (1790-1843).
    4. John Anderson m. 1772 Mary Elizabeth Anderson (1755-1819); Henry Hill, Jr., m. 1773 Sarah Walton (1754-1819); Benjamin Lindsey m. 1783 Elizabeth Lindsey (1763-1825); John Terry m. 1774 Mary Virginia Terry (1756-1819); Henry B. Gibson m. 1785 Sarah Gibson (1767-1825); William Earle m. 1784 Mary Margaret Earl (1764-1808); Daniel McCoy m. 1785 Mary McCoy (1767-1818).
    5. Henry Hill m. 1747 Ann - (1730-95); William McCoy m. 1754 Elizabeth McCoy (1734-95) (parents of Daniel).
    John Anderson (1752-1814) commanded a company of Botetourt County, Virginia militia. He was born in Botetourt County, Va.; died in Graves County, Ky.
    [p.21] Henry Hill (1725-1800) was a Senator in the North Carolina Assembly. He was born in Bute County, N. C.; died in Wilkes County, Ga.
    Henry Hill, Jr. (1750-1804), served as private in the North Carolina troops. He was born in Bute County, N. C.; died in Wilkes County, Ga.
    Benjamin Lindsey (1753-1841) received a pension for service as private in the South Carolina troops under Colonels Winn and Hopkins. He was born in Virginia; died in Edgefield County, S. C.
    Henry B. Gibson (1760-1829) served as private in the Wilkes County, Georgia troops. He was born and died in Wilkes County, Ga.