Thanks To Bob Lilley for supplying the following information.
Descendants of Noah G. LILLEY
Generation No. 1
1. Noah G.1 LILLEY was born 19 April, 1771 in Martin County, North Carolina, and died bef. 21 August 1844 in Red River (Camp Co.), Texas. He married Mary Curry BARNETT 1807 in Smith Co., Tennessee, daughter of Hugh BARNETT and Margaret McFARLAND.
Notes for Noah G. LILLEY:
He was born 19 April, 1771 in Martin Co., North Carolina. He died Bef. 21 August 1844 in Red River Co.
( now Camp Co. ) Texas
OBITUARY:
Printed in the NORTHERN STANDARD on August 21, 1844, page 4, column 1. " Lilly, Noah; died of acute gastritis on his plantation in ( the Southern District of ) Red River County ( in the 74th year of his age.) He was born in Martin County, N. C., in 1771; emigrated to Tenn. at an early day; from whence he came to Texas in 1837."
INFO:On 15 December 1798 in Sumner County, he was commissioned a Lieutenant in the Tennessee Militia. On 15 May 1801 in Smith County, he was commissioned a Lieutenant in the Tennessee Militia. ( Ref: Record of Commission of Officers in the Tennessee Militia....1796-1815...by Mary Brown-Daniel- Moore ) From 1809 to 1819 he was found living in Rutherford County. In 1819 he moved to Hardin County. In 1837 he was found living in Red River County, Texas, ( Ref: Obituary of Thaddius Boliver Lilley ) (Paschal County) (Upsher County) now Camp County. ( Note: This part of the County that Noah lived in, changed names several times.)
CENSUS:
1810 Rutherford Co. Tn. Noah Lilley 26-45, Wife 16-26, 2 Females under 10.
1820 Hardin Co. Tn. Noah Lilley, 45+, Wife 26-45, 4 Males under 10, 1 Female under 10, 2 Females 10-16.
1830 Hardin Co. Tn. Noah Lilley 50-60, Wife 40-50, 1 Male 10-30, 2 Males 15-20, 2 Male 5-10, 1 Male under 5, 1 Female 10-15, ( Margaret, Nancy and Martha was already married by the time the 1830 Census was taken)
1840 Republic of Texas Census, his last name spelled as Lelly....4 Slaves....360 Acres.
Could not find Noah on the 1850 census.
BIRTH:Place of birth could have been Edgefield District, South Carolina. (Ref: Martha ( Lilley ) Fields.
Notes for Mary Curry BARNETT:
She was born 27 July 1785 in Person Co., North Carolina. She died _____ in Red River Co., ( now Camp Co. ) Texas. Her birthday also reported to be 23 June 1785.
Children of Noah LILLEY and Mary BARNETT are:
+ 2 i. Margaret2 LILLEY, born 1808 in Smith Co., Tennessee; died 24 March, 1840 in Hardin Co., Tennessee. m. (1) Noel Cherry (2) Samuel Watson
+ 3 ii. Nancy LILLEY, born 1810 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee. m. Jessie Cherry
+ 4 iii. Zachariah LILLEY, born 1812 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee. m. (1) Margaret Ann Waggoner (2) Agatha Nash
+ 5 iv. Harris Barnett( Haad ) LILLEY, born 05 July, 1814 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee; died 15 December, 1893 in Texas. m. Jane Finley
+ 6 v. Joseph David LILLEY, born 30 November, 1816 in Rutherford Co., Tennessee; died 15 August, 1860 in Titus Co.,Texas. m. Sarah Anna Ellen Skinner
+ 7 vi. Martha LILLEY, born April 1819 in Hardin Co., Tennessee; died November 1906 in Tennessee. m. Joseph Upton Fields
8 vii. Hugh Brantley LILLEY, born 1820 in Hardin Co., Tennessee.
+ 9 viii. Harriet M. LILLEY, born 1822 in Hardin Co., Tennessee. m. William Larkin Finley
+ 10 ix. William Crogan LILLEY, born 1824 in Hardin Co., Tennessee; died 1864 in Texas. m. Martha Jane Rogers
11 x. Thaddeus Boliver LILLEY, born 03 May, 1827 in Hardin Co., Tennessee; died 27 March, 1884 in Camp Co., Texas. Never married.
Notes for Thaddeus Boliver LILLEY:
On 11 September 1850 in Titus Co. Texas Census Thaddeus Boliver age 22 and Mary J. age 17 was living with their brother, Hugh B., apparently their parents was dead by this time.
1850 SLAVE SCHEDULE: Titus Co., Texas 15 September 1850. T. B. Lilley owned the following slave; 1 male 23.
CIVIL WAR: He was a 2nd Lieutenant, in Co. D., Saufley's Scouting Btn., Majors Texas Cavalry and Co. F, Chisum's Reg't Texas Cavalry ( Dismounted )( 2 Partisan Rangers, Stone's Regiment ) Also known as 38 Partisan Rangers and Crill Miller's Reg's Texas Dismounted Cavalry, Confederate Army, CSA.
OBITUARY: Pittsburg Gazette, dated Wednesday, April 9, 1884 Died, at the residence of Mr. H. G. King, in Camp County, March 27th, of Ulceration of the spleen, Mr. T. B. Lilley, in the 57th year of his age. Thaddeus Bolivar Lilley was born in Hardin County, Tenn., May 3rd, 1827 and came to Texas with his parents in 1837 and was raised near Daingerfield, Morris County. He settled in Upshur county, now Camp, where he lived many years and at the time of his death. Being one of the pioneers of Texas, he endured many of the dangers and hardships of frontier life. He served as Lieutenant in the late war and discharged the duties of his office so that he gained the confidence and esteem of his whole command, many of whom remain to shed the tear of grief for him. He left many relatives and friends, and but few, if any, enemies. He did not profess regeneration of heart until his last sickness, when he found Jesus precious in the pardon of his sins and died trusting in Him for salvation. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, they cease from their labors and their works do follow them.
+ 12 xi. Mary J. LILLEY, born 1833 in Hardin Co., Tennessee; died in Upsher Co., Texas. m. Samuel Algernon Sayles
