1830 Humphries County 1840 Stewart County 1850 Stewart County
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Males Males Males
Under 5 - 2 George, William William 12, George 13
5-10 - 2 Robert, James James 15, Robert 17
Under 5 - 1 10-15 - 1
5-10 - 1 Lewis 15-20 -1 Lewis
b Aug 3, 1824 m Mary Futrell, Feb. 19, 1846, Stew. Co
20-30 - 1 Phillip 30-40 - 1 Phillip
Females Females Females
Under 5 - 1 Nancy 23
Under 5 - 1 Died ?
5-10 -1 Josephine
b. March 04, 1834
5-10 - 3 Married ?
20-30 1 Sarah 30-40 1 Sarah Sarah 43, b 1807
Elendor 7, b KY, Nancy's daughter ?
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Goodspeed Histories of Montgomery...Humphreys, Stewart, ...Counties of Tennessee, publicshed 1886
According to the sketch of Lewis Herndon, he was "born to the marriage of Phillip and Sarah (Hitchcock) Herdon, who were natives of Tennessee. The father made farming his chief occupation, though he worked considerably at blacksmithing. After several moves he settled in Stewart Count in 1833; and there spent the remainder of his days. For a number of years he held the position of magistrate. His wife was a Baptist. Neither lived to be old. ...like his his father, is a Democrate. Both he and his father volunteered to serve in the Mexican war, but were never called out.
Abt 1835 buyer James Read Estate Sale with Elijah Herndon & several Futrells, Stewart Co
1836 Stewart Co, District 8 tax list, Philip Herendon, no land, 1 WP
Wills and Settlements D, Stewart County
103 Thomas Futrell, Philip Herendon, Orvil Champion, guardian bond for Polly Futrell; 5 Jun 1837
103 Thomas Futrell, Philip Herendon, Orvil Champion, guardian bond for Winburn Futrell; 5 Jun 1837
114 inventory and sale of Isaac Futrell by administrator Jethro Bass; buyers include widow, James Herndon, Philip Heringdon,
Thomas Futrell, Jepthy Underwood, George Grace, Jethro Bass, Britain Lasiter, Elizabeth Futrell, J. McKinney, Henry Vinson,
Dawsey Griffin, Richard Futrell, Martin Ross, William Futrell, William Lankford, William Rushing, John Lock, William Miles,
Norfleet Bass, Joel Outland, Willis Rushing, Eppy Everette, B. H. Sanders, E. Miles
1838 Stewart Co, District 8 tax list, Philip Herndon, no land, 1 WP
1839 Stewart Co, District 4 tax list, Philip Herington, no land, 1 WP
Wills and Settlements D, Stewart County
343 inventory and sale of the estate of James Hamilton by administrator W. C. Jones; buyers include Thomas L. Chewning, Thomas
Shaw, Zebulen Beard, David Jones, Ezekiel Beard, Kinchen Lassiter, John Cazzery, Willie Sills, Joseph Carr, W. C. Jones,
Jenkins Futrell, Phillip Herndon, Abraham Brinson, Wesley Brandon, John M. Willis, Thomas B. Powell, Alexander Cobb, Jesse
Vinson, Blodget Beard, Littleberry Belisle; 17 May 1839
1840 Stewart Co, District 4 tax list, Philip Herndon, no land, 1 WP
Book F
402 Jethro Bass, William C. Jones, Philip Herndon, administrator's bond for Matthew Lock; 1 Feb 1847
404 William C. Jones, Jethro Bass, Philip Herndon, administrator's bond for Elias Hicks; 1 Feb 1847
413 letters of administration to Philip Herndon for the estate of Josiah Sills; 1 Mar 1847
414 Philip Herndon, Thomas Shaw, Green H. Wiggins, administrator's bond for Josiah Sills; 1 Mar 1847
414 Philip Herndon, Thomas Shaw, Green H. Wiggins, administrator's bond for William Sills; 1 Mar 1847
420 letters of administration to Philip Herndon for the estate of William Sills, deceased intestate; 1 Mar 1847
438 Orvil Champion, Philip Herndon, Thomas G. Downs, administrator's bond for Jordan Champion; 7 Jun 1847
460 inventory and sale of the estate of Josiah Sills by administrator P. Herndon; buyers include Lucy Sills; recorded Sept. term 1847
508 Benjamin Herndon, Samuel Wofford, James W. Williams, administrator's bond for Philip Herndon; 5 Jun 1848
Book G
19 Philip Herndon, John W. Hicks, Norfleet Bass, Benjamin Champion, justice of the peace bond for District 8; 3 Apr 1848
97 year's provisions for widow of Philip Herndon - 6 barrels of corn and the crop on hand, what bacon is on hand and 344 pounds
more after first choice of hogs, 3 small ? for fresh eating, one small heifer for beef, 2 first choice lambs for fresh eating, all the
fowls on the place, what sugar is on hand and 80 pounds of coffee and what flour and lard is on hand and 6 bushels of salt, what
cotton wool on hand and the oat patch Jethro Bass, Daniel Vinson, Dawsey Griffin
98 sale of the estate of Philip Herndon; buyers include Lewis Herndon, Elizabeth Futrell, widow, Ben Herndon, R. Herndon; 5 Feb
1849
257 inventory of notes and accounts of the estate of P. Herndon, May term 1850
285 settlement with Benjamin Herndon, administrator of the estate of Phillip Herndon (insolvent); 1 Jun 1850
