HAIRSTON.org ID#45, b. 15 March 1799, d. 7 September 1849
Birth* | John Adams HAIRSTON was born on 15 March 1799 in Virginia.2,1 |
| He was the son of Gen. George Stovall HAIRSTON and Elizabeth PERKINS.1 |
Deed | John Adams HAIRSTON witnessed the deed of Gen. George Stovall HAIRSTON on 30 September 1814 in Henry, Virginia; On 30 Spetember 1814, William Anthony, PoA for his father Joseph Anthony, sells a tract of land on Beaver Creek in Henry county containing 552 acres to George Hairston. Witnessed by Samuel Hairston, John A. Hairston, Constantine Hairston and Soloman Poston. - Henry County Deed Book 8, page 44. FSL #8151923, image 29. |
Elected* | John A. Hairston and John Tatum were elected to the Virginia House of Delegates representing Patrick County for the December 1, 1823 - March 10, 1824 session.3 |
Elected | John A. Hairston and Clark Penn were elected to the Virginia House of Delegates representing Patrick County for the November 29, 1824 - February 18, 1825 session.3 |
Elected | John A. Hairston and Clark Penn were elected to the Virginia House of Delegates representing Patrick County for the December 5, 1825 - March 9, 1826 session.3 |
Census 1830* | John Adams HAIRSTON appeared on the census of 1830 in Patrick, Virginia, John A Hartin, males: 20-29 4, 30-39 1, slaves: 57.4 |
Deed | On 23 April 1833, Thomas Cradock sells to John A. Hairston, 52 acres in Patrick County. Constantine Hairston is a witness. - Patrick County Deed Book 8, page 388. FSL #8191475-213. |
Marriage* | He married Malinda CORN, daughter of Nancy HANCOCK, on 5 November 1833 in Patrick, Virginia; Minister Stephen Hubbard.5 |
Deed* | On 26 July 1834, John A. Hairston buys the Patrick County estate of Martha Greenlee, deceased. - FSL #8249405 image 155. |
Deed | On 11 January 1836, Jesse Corn sells land to John A. Hairston. - Patrick County Deed Book 9, page 144. FSL #8153036 image 89. |
Census 1840* | John Adams HAIRSTON appeared on the census of 1840 in Yalobusha, Mississippi, Jno. A Harston: males <5 2, 40-49 1, females <5 1, 5-9 1, 20-29 1, slaves 96.6 |
Census 1841 Miss* | He appeared on the Mississippi Census of 1841 in Yalobusha, Mississippi.7 |
Tax Rolls* | In 1842, John A. Hairston is paying taxes on over 20,887 acres of land in Patrick County, Virginia. FSL 2056445.8 |
Death* | He died on 7 September 1849 in Yalobusha, Mississippi, at age 50. (an unknown value.) |
Probate* | His estate was probated on 2 November 1849 in Yalobusha, Mississippi. |
Probate | His estate inventory and appraisl was probated on 29 June 1850 in Henry, Virginia. Henry County Will Book 5, page 235. FSL 7645135-411. |
Probate | On 1 January 1856, the Mississippi estate of Robert Hairston was divided amoung his brothers and sisters as follows: Marshall, Samuel, George, Hardin, John's heirs, Ruth's heirs and America's heirs. - Lowndes Probate Book M, page 680. FSL #7637551, image 385. |
Grant* | Malinda (John's wife), Ruth A., George S., John M. and Susan A. (his children) acquired 780 acres in Patrick County "on waters of Goblintown Creek, being part of 1000 acres granted to George Hairston, April 23, 1801" Grants 113, Apprx. p. 25. |
Court Record | George Hairston CALLAWAY; 1888 - George H. Calloway, by next friend (guardian) vs N. E. Hairston, Marshall Hairston, Samuel Hairston, George Hairston, Hardin Hairston, John A. Hairston, Ruth S. Hairston, America Hairston and Mrs. Bethania Pannill. The complaint is that George H. Callaway, who is a lunatic, is claiming he should be an heir to the estate of Robert Hairston (1783-1852). - Lowndes County Chancery Court Case File #782. FSL #8631779 image 18. |