Page Puckett (aft. 1751 - aft. 1833)

Born after 1751 in Colony of Virginia

Ancestors

Descendants

Died after 1833 at about age 82 in Hall County, Georgia, United States

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Caution, this Page Puckett is often conflated with other theorized men.

Biography

Page Puckett was a Virginia colonist.

Page Puckett, the father of Harris Puckett, is the focus of this profile.

Page Puckett, who lived in Greenville Co, SC, and then in Hall Co, GA, was born 1751-1760.^[1][2] He passed away after 1833, in GA, when he conveyed 100 acres in Hall County, GA.^[3] His land adjoined Harris Puckett at the time.

Page's parents are believed to be Isom Puckett I (1723-aft.1775) and his wife Martha. Page was likely born in Chesterfield Co, VA, where his parents were living at the time. He was not born in Grayson Co, VA. It was not created until 1792. See Logistical Considerations.

Page was married to Rebecca. They likely married in Mecklenburg Co, VA, in about 1769-1774. On 12 Nov 1774, Isham Puckett, father of Page Puckett, had a deed for the land he was living on in Mecklenburg Co, VA. In said deed, his land adjoined John Harris. On 9 Oct 1775, a deed for Isham Puckett and his wife Martha indicates they lived next to Page Puckett and Harris, perhaps the same John Harris. It's possible, but not proven, that Rebecca's maiden name was Harris. Their son Harris Puckett's name might be a clue. More research is needed to determine if there is a connection between the Puckett and Harris families.

Page and Rebecca Puckett were members of Meherrin Baptist Church in Virginia, which served Lunenburg, Charlotte and Mecklenburg counties.^[4]

Deeds of Mecklenburg Co, VA involving Isham Puckett:

Mecklenburg Co, VA, on 12 Nov 1774, Isham Puckett of Mecklenburg to Allen Love, land in Mecklenburg where said Puckett now lives, adjoining John Bugg, John Harris, David Taylor & Lewis Parham, 235 acres, debt, 12 Nov 1774.^[5] [This apparently was to settle a debt. The debt must have been satisfied another way, because Isham sold the land later.]

Mecklenburg Co, VA, on 9 Oct 1775, Isham Puckett of Mecklenburg Co to Stephen Strange of Brunwick Co, land in Mecklenburg bounded by John Bugg, Lewis Parham, Clay, chopt [sic, ‘chopped’] line [probably meaning a line of chopped trees], 100 acres. Isham Puckett (X his mark), no witnesses. Mecklenburg Court 9 Oct 1775, acknowledged by Isham Puckett & Martha his wife.^[5]

Mecklenburg Co, VA, on 9 Oct 1775, Isham Puckett of Mecklenburg Co to John Ingram Jr of Brunswick, land in Mecklenburg bounded by Clay, Harris, Page Puckett, a chopt line, 135 acres. Isham Puckett (X his mark), no witnesses. Mecklenburg Court 9 Oct 1775, acknowledged by Isham Puckett & Martha his wife.^[5]

Children

The following list of children is based on Page Puckett's Census reports. The 1790 and 1800 Census reports are consistent. Both reports have eight people. The ages, gender, and headcount aligns on both Census reports.

• Harris Puckett Sr. (abt.1775-abt.1845)
• Presumed daughter #1 — born 1775-1784
• Presumed daughter #2 — born 1775-1784
• Presumed daughter #3 — born 1785-1790
• Presumed daughter #4 — born 1790-1795
• Presumed daughter #5 — born 1790-1795
• Keep in mind, we cannot be sure how the people enumerated in the household are related.

Assuming Page was only married once, and based on the age of his wife on Census records, any children of Page Puckett and his wife Rebecca were likely born 1768-1795. By 1795, Rebecca was approximately 45 years old. We know Rebecca was still living in 1794 when she and Page signed a deed. Therefore, the children on the 1790 and 1800 Census reports likely belong to both Page and Rebecca.

Based on Census reports (1790-1820) in South Carolina, Harris Puckett might be the only son of Page. Only one son is enumerated on the Census reports found for Page. It's possible that Page had older son(s) of age, and on their own by 1790. In other words, if those sons existed, they were born about 1768-1772. Harris was born about 1775.

Records

Church - Sometime between 1771-1844, Page and Rebecca Puckett were members of the Meherrin Baptist Church in Virginia, which served Lunenburg, Charlotte and Mecklenburg counties.^[4]

Deed - On 9 Oct 1775, in Mecklenburg Co, VA, Isham Puckett and Martha his wife sold land bounded, in part, by Page Puckett.^[5]

Newspaper - On 18 Sep 1777, Page Puckett of Mecklenburg Co, VA, was named as a deserter amongst soldiers in the Mecklenburg Company.

• Williamsburg, Sept 18, 1777 - Deserted from the Mecklenburg company of regulars belonging to this state the following soldiers, viz. James Hudson, Thomas Sutton, Garner [?] Green, Richard Melton, Nehemiah Matthews, Nathan Russell, and Page Pucket, natives of said county. If they will return in a month from this date and deliver themselves to the commanding officer in this city, they shall receive their bounty money and be excused; but should they continue out after that time, a reward of TEN DOLLARS shall be given for each of them.^[6]

Warrant - On 13 Jul 1781, in Surry Co, NC, Page Puckett was mentioned in the following record. For more information about Pucketts found in Surry, see Puckett - Surry County, North Carolina Land Entries.

• "#2165. REUBEN MATTHIAS enters 100 acres on the waters of FLAT SHOLE CREEK, including PAGE PUCKET'S improvement —July 13, 1781. [Warrant issued to THOS. WORD November 12, 1802 by J. W., C. C.]"^[7] See 1776 Map of Southern VA including Ararat River in NC. Flat Shole Creek is believed to be a tributary of Ararat River, and located in present day Surry Co.

Deed - In 1787, Page Puckett purchased 113 acres in Union Co, SC. The deed was between William Buckhanan and Francis, his wife of Union Co, SC, and Page Pucket, also of Union Co, SC. On the head of Sandy Run, adjoining vacant land. Signed Wm Buckhanan, Witnessed William Williams, Daniel Holden. Dated 3 June 1787. Recorded 23 Jun 1788.^[8] William Williams (possibly the same witness above) sold land, on Browns Creek, to Ephriam Puckett in 1787. That transaction was witnessed by Isom Puckett. In 1797, David Puckett bought land on Little Sandy Run.

Deed - In 1789, Page Puckett and Rebeccah his wife of Union Co, SC, sold 113 acres to William White also of Union Co, SC. The land described as on the head of Sandy Run, being a tract of land granted to William Buckhannon on 7 May 1787. Deed dated 6 Nov 1789.^[9] Research note: Julia Pucket married William White in about 1794-5. Perhaps it is the same William White. See Pucketts in SC.

Census - In 1790, Page Puckett was the head of household, with eight in total, in Union County, South Carolina.^[10] At that time, Union County (created in 1785) was in Ninety-Six District, South Carolina. The county was briefly in Pinckney District from 1791-1800. And during that time, Union County was sandwiched between Spartanburg, York, and Chester Counties. Pendleton District, later Greenville County (map), was on the other side of Spartanburg County. Overarching districts were discontinued in about 1800.^[11]

• 1790 Census in Union County, SC - Info about Union County
  • Male over 16 — Page Puckett
  • Male under 16 — Harris Puckett
  • Female — wife Rebecca, (Still living, she signed a deed in 1794.)
  • Female — presumed daughter #1
  • Female — presumed daughter #2
  • Female — presumed daughter #3
  • Female — presumed daughter #4
  • Female — presumed daughter #5

Court Record - On 27 Sep 1790, in the Union Co, SC. Ordered that the Petit Jury be drawn to serve next Court and that the sheriff summon them accordingly to wit. William Sharp, Joseph Howard, David Leak, William Lee, Isham Prince, Moses Collier, Henry Trevilla, John Green, Joseph Coween, John Bennit, William Brandon, Charles Brock, John Jasper, Sion Murphey, James Randol, Jacob Segar, Richard Thompson, Isaac Edmondson, Nehemiah Norton, William Buckhannon, Rainey Ballew, John Steen, James Guthries, Robert Chrinshaw, Benjamin Hawkins, Page Puckett, Robert Gregory, Evin Thomas, John McWhortoer & Thomas Cox.^[12]

Deed - In Sep 1794, in Spartanburg Co, SC, a deed for Page Puckett to John King. The original land grant was in Oct 1788 to William Crocker. At some point it passed from Crocker to Page Puckett. Land description includes Richland Creek, John Sukroy, William Crocker, Howard, Waggon Road, and Poole. Signed Page Puckett and Rebecah Puckett (their marks). Witnessed by Christopher Golightly and Nathaniel Whetley. Sworn by Nathaniel Whelty on 2 Oct 1811. Recorded 6 Oct 1812.^[13]

Census - In 1800, Page Puckett, age 45+, was enumerated in Greenville County, South Carolina.^[1] There were eight people, in total, in the household.

• 1800 Census in Greenville County, SC
  • Male over 45 — Page Puckett
  • Female over 45 — wife Rebecca
  • Male 16-26 — Harris Puckett
  • Female 16-25 — presumed daughter #1
  • Female 16-25 — presumed daughter #2
  • Female 10-15 — presumed daughter #3
  • Female under 10 — presumed daughter #4
  • Female under 10 — presumed daughter #5

Census - In 1810, Page Puckett and Harris Puckett were enumerated in Greenville Co, SC.^[14]

• 1810 Census in Greenville County, SC
  • Male over 45 — Page Puckett
  • Female over 45 — wife Rebecca
  • Female 10-15 — presumed daughter #4
  • Female 16-25 — presumed daughter #5
  • Harris Puckett first appears as HOH on his own Census.

Census - In 1820, Page Puckett, age 45+, and Harris Puckett were enumerated in Pendleton, SC.^[15]

• 1820 Census in Pendleton County, SC
  • Male over 45 — Page Puckett
  • Female over 45 — wife Rebecca
  • Female under 10 — presumed granddaughter, as Page and his wife were likely in their 60-70s.
• One person was noted as Foreigner not Naturalized.

Census - In 1830, Page Puckett and Harris Puckett were enumerated in Hall County, Georgia.^[2] They were living next to Wisley Coggins and Stacy Waters.

• 1830 Census in Hall County, GA
  • Male 70-79 — Page Puckett
  • Female 80-89 — wife Rebecca
  • Female under 15-19 — presumed granddaughter.

Deed - In 1833, Page Puckett conveyed land to Miner W. Brown and John E. Brown merchants in Hall Co, GA. A mortgage deed for a tract of land where Page Puckett now lives adjoining the widow Waters and Harris Puckett, containing one hundred acres.^[3]

Research Notes

Pucketts in SC

Puckett Research Document on Ancestry.com. A few Pucketts from that document:

Union Co, SC Note of caution, there were at least three different Ephriam Pucketts in 1790, in SC. See SC research document.

• In 1787, an Ephraim Pucket purchased 100 acres from William Williams of Union Co, SC. On the waters of Browns Creek. Adjoining Stephen Mayfield, and Thomas Williams. Signed Wm Williams. Witnesses Isom Pucket, Isaac White, John White. Dated 18 June 1787. Recorded 23 June 1788. It is unclear if or how these men might be related.^[16]
• 27 Oct 1787, William Williams of Union Co. to Nicholas Waters, same place, for 46 pds. Sterling, 170 acs. on south side of Brown's Creek. Bound by Mr. Long, Mr. Hollensworth, and the Creek. Wit: Ephraim (X) Pucket, Isaac White, Charles Humphries. Rec. 26 Mar 1788. P 71-72 Will Book A.
• 1790 - Ephraim Puckett (Total of 3 People - self and 2 females under 16)
  • 11 Apr 1799 Ephrim Pucket LWT in Union Co, SC. Recorded 19 Dec 1800. Names; daughter Cathrin Fowler, son Ephram Pucket, daughter Mary Beryor, daughter Hannah Haney, wife Hanna Puckit, friend Jeremiah Lueas and Eles Fowler Executors. Will Book A, p 101, 102. He did not name Isham or Page. See Isham Puckett's profile (click here).
• 1790 - Page Puckett (Total of 8 People)
• About 1794, in Union Co, SC, Julia Puckett married William White who died on 7 Oct 1844 in Walker Co, GA.
  • In statement by Isaac White in 1854, "He further states that Williams wife the said Elizabeth (Nixon) died about sixty years ago (equates to 1794) in Union District South Carolina, and about 6 or 8 months thereafter he the said William married Julia Pucket by whom he had three sons namely William White, Newton White the present applicant and Elijah White all of whom are now surviving except Elijah who is recently dead... he further states that the said Julia his second wife continued to live with the said William as his lawful wife until her death which took place in the latter part of the year 1820..." For full transcription of Rev War application, see R11452 William White.
• 1795 - Some Migrations from Virginia to South Carolina (Continued from Vol. IX, p.144); SCMAR, Vol. IX, Fall 1981, No. 4, p.189. Wit: Elias Palmer, Newbill Puckett, Alexander Prewett, Thomas Vaughn Jr., James Brown. Recorded 28 December 1795.
• In 1795, Union Co, SC, James D. Puckett of Pinckneyville (merchant) to merchants of Laurens Co, SC. Signed James D. Puckett. Witnessed by Douglas Puckett and John M Gist. Recorded 19 Sep 1795.^[17]
  • In the early 1800s a Douglas Puckett is found on deeds in Spartanburg Co, SC.
• 24 Feb 1796 - Cannon, Richard, plat for 112 acres on Pacolet River, Union County, Pinckney District, surveyed by James D. Puckett. Names Indexed: Cannon, Richard; Cuttendin, John; Kindrick, Turner; Mcguyer, Mary; Phillips; Puckett, James D. Locations: Pacolet River; Pinckney District; Union County. Note: James D. Puckett shows up in other counties as well. I.e. Columbia; Laurens County; Richland District.
• In 1797, David Puckett purchased 100 acres from William Johnson, both of Union Co, SC. On the waters of Little Sandy Run and Portman's Creek. Signed William Johnson. Witnessed by Joseph Kelly, Thos Jefferies, and Coleman Fowler. Dated 28 Dec 1797. No recorded date.^[18]
  • In 1827, a David Puckett was issued headright land in Franklin Co, GA. It's unknown if it is the same man. Franklin was along the SC/GA state line, near Hall Co, GA. 1823 map
• 1799 - Some Migrations from Virginia to South Carolina (Continued from Vol. IX, p.190) SCMAR, Vol. X, Winter 1982, No. 1, p.39. Deed Bk 18, p. 237: 15 October 1799, Grantor: Daniel Palmer of State of South Carolina and County of Union. Grantee: Elias Palmer of County of Halifax and State of Virginia. Consideration: 60 lbs current money of Virginia. Land: lying and being in Halifax on the waters of Turrable Creek and bounded…by the lines of Philemon Hurt, Newbill Puckett, William Royal Jones's and Elias Palmer containing 100 acres.
• Elizabeth Berry-Puckett married a Puckett according to her father, Richard Berry's, LWT in Union Co, SC. Signed 1797. Recorded 6 Jul 1818. Will Book B, p 41.
• John Puckett was a witness on the LWT of Susanah Jasper in 1823 Union Co, SC. Recorded 25 May 1829. Will Book B, p 139.

Pendleton Co, SC

• 1790-1792 Pendleton County Court Minutes SCMAR, Vol. VI, Winter 1978, No. 1, p.13. Ordered that a Deed from Peter Frieson to Thomas Lewis for 200 acres of land, be recorded on the oath of James Pucket and Richard Pucket. Pendleton County, South Carolina, Conveyance Book A, 1790-1792. SCMAR, Vol. III, Spring 1975, No. 2, p.75. Rich'd (X) Pucket, James Pucket.
• 1820 - Harris Pucket 26-44
• 1820 - Page Pucket 45+

Greenville Co, SC

• 1800 - Page Pucket 45+
• 1810 - H Pucket 26-44, Page Pucket 45+
• 1829 - Marriage and Death Notices from the Greenville Mountaineer (Continued from Vol. VII, p.58) SCMAR, Vol. VII, Summer 1979, No. 3, p.171. Married on the 25th ult. by H. Sullivan, Esq., Mr. James D. Puckett, to Miss Margaret N. Niblet, both of this District. (July 11, 1829). Note there was a D. T. Puckett who was Atty and/or solicitor. Many SCMAR records for him. His first name might have been Douglas. Listed as D. J. Puckett 1802 on “Vol II. List of attorneys enrolled at Columbia, South Carolina, from 1800 to May, 1859, inclusive” under Biographical sketches of the bench and bar of South Carolina found on Ancestry.com. Information on Douglas Puckett can be found in Puckett Family Tree Book.

DNA information

• Additional YDNA tests are needed to help build the halpotree for Puckett. Ideally, we need the results to reflect an MRCA within genealogical times. See:
  • FTDNA Project for Puckett
  • YDNA Tree for Puckett
  • Puckett - Y-DNA SNP
  • Puckett Y-DNA Testing at Womack Genealogy site.
• Information regarding WikiTree standards for adding DNA confirmations.

Conflation of men named Page Puckett

Primary records only support two men named Page Puckett when focusing on the 1700s and early 1800s. Both men have ties to Chesterfield Co, VA. Neither man has been documented in Grayson Co, VA, or Indiana.

1. Page Puckett, born after 1751 and died 1833-1839 in Hall Co, GA.
   • He was documented in VA, NC, SC, and then GA. He is the subject of this profile.
   • Census records confirm this Page was born after 1751. Records outlined in this profile shows a connection between Harris Puckett and Page Puckett. Furthermore, Harris was named in his father-in-law's probate records in Greenville Co, SC. This was in 1840 after Harris was living in Hall Co, GA.
2. Page Puckett, born before 1736, son of John Puckett, documented in Chesterfield Co, VA
   • 1752: Tax Record for Page Puckett in Chesterfield Co, VA, confirms he was born before 1736 if he was at least 16 years old when he first paid taxes. See Tax List. Page (b: bef 1736) was listed on the same page as Ephraim Puckett, Isham Puckett and a group of Pucketts, including Womack Puckett, Bows Puckett, and Womack Puckett Junr. It's believed Page (b: before 1736) was either the son of John Puckett (LWT) or a son of Womack Puckett (based on age). Records don't support a third Page in the area. Hence, Page (son of John) appears to be the best candidate for the 1752 Tax Record.
   • 1760: Chesterfield County, Virginia: Capt. Wilkinson's company. Court Martial Held 22 Oct 1760. Pg 343. "absent Oct. 27; William Pucket... Page Pucket, no bayonet;"
   • 1765: Chesterfield County, Virginia: On 9 Jul 1765 a Page Puckett was named in the LWT of John Puckett.
   • 1769: Chesterfield County, Virginia: "P 264. March Court 1769. The LWT of John Pucket dec'd was proven by the oath of Page Pucket and Sarah Westbrook and ordered recorded."
   • 1770: Chesterfield County, Virginia: "Page 480. December 1770. Henry Bass against Page Pucket dismissed. Agreed by parties."

The following lack primary sources. Records are needed to prove their existence. Can you help?

1. Rumored man named Page Puckett allegedly in Grayson Co, VA
   • No one named Page Puckett has been documented in Grayson Co, VA, during this Page's lifetime. Often trees use death information belonging to Joseph Puckett (abt.1785-1835). Generally, trees conflate Pucketts by using details borrowed from a variety of Pucketts.
   • Grayson County, Virginia, was not created until 7 Nov 1792, from Wythe County. See comments by Spratlin-29 on Isom Puckett I (1723-aft.1760).
   • See details about Grayson County in the Research Notes on (click here).
   • Lunenburg County was created from Brunswick County in 1746.^[19]
2. Rumored man named Page Puckett allegedly in Randolph Co, IN
   • Furthermore, there is a rumor Page Puckett married in Indiana, before it was a state. This is highly unlikely. Note that the territory of Indiana existed from 1800-1816, when the southern portion was admitted as a state.
   • No documentation has been found to support that this, or any other, Page Puckett lived or died in Indiana.^[20]

Rumors and theories

Several family tree books mention Page Puckett. These books provide very little, or confusing, information regarding Page. For consideration, here is a breakdown.

1. Welcome Garrett and his descendants ^[21]
   • It only mentions Page Puckett once.
   • The Puckett information in the book is passed down via oral history.
   • No primary sources provided for Page Puckett.
   • "The sons of Martha and Isom Puckett were, i. Isom Jr., ii Thomas, iii, Page, iv, Solomon, v. Warnuck, vi. John, vii. Daniel." (Punctuation errors presented as they appear in the book.)
     • Thus far, I'm unable to find records to support Solomon, Warnock, John, and Daniel as sons of Isom and Martha Puckett.Raffety-49 04:02, 29 January 2024 (UTC)
   • See Chapter II, p 18, section regarding Mary Garrett. The book asserts that Mary (b. 1787 in Surry Co, NC — d. 1846 Randolph Co, IN) married Joseph Puckett (b. 1785 in Grayson Co, VA — d. 7 Nov 1835 in Randolph Co, IN). Joseph was reportedly the son of Thomas Puckett and Mary Taylor-Puckett.
     • Of interest, there is a rumor that a Page Puckett died on 7 Nov 1836 in Randolph Co, IN. This information is borrowed from Joseph Puckett (abt.1785-1835). Often, trees use Joseph's death information for different men, about 4-6 different Pucketts.
2. Thomas Puckett of Travis County, Republic of Texas : (his ancestors and descendants) ^[22]
   • It only mentions Page Puckett once.
   • It uses the Welcome Garrett Genealogy book as its source.
   • No primary sources provided for Page Puckett.
   • "Thus, the Welcome Garrett Genealogy sets forth that Isom (Isham) Puckett (born 1723, son of Womack and Mabel Puckett, Bristol Parish Register) and Isom's wife Martha, had seven sons, namely: Isom (Jr.), Thomas, Page, Solomon, Womack, John and Daniel."
3. The roots and some of the branches of the Puckett family tree ^[23]
   • This book is confusing regarding Page Puckett.
   • Page# 3 - Under the title The Descendants of John Puckett (B1), the Son of John and Anne, The Immigrants, and Elizabeth Allen, His Wife
     • "D1 John Puckett probably born about 1716. Will dated July 9, 1765. Mentions wife, but does not name her."
       • "Issue: E1 Agnes Puckett, E2 Eady Puckett, E4 Page Puckett"
     • "John Puckett (D1) in his will refers to Grandson Joel, son of Page and granddaughter, Fanny. Page Puckett a Revolutionary soldier."
       • "F1 Page Puckett. In Union Co., S.C. 1788-91. Page and Rebecca Puckett buy land in Spartanburg Co., S. C. in 1794. A Page Puckett dies Nov. 7, 1836, Randolph Co., Ind. (Irene D. Gallaway Ms.)"
       • "F2 Joel Puckett. (Grandfather's will)."
   • Page# 3 - Comments and Observations
     • The above implies there were two Page Pucketts based on identifiers E4 and F1.
       • Who was the father of Page Puckett F1?
     • The assertion that Page Puckett F1 died in Randolph Co, IN, is not proven. No primary sources can be found. The death information is conflated with death information of Joseph Puckett (abt.1785-1835). Additionally, speculation might be derived from a Quaker Cemetery record that simply states, "P. Puckett, no other information."^[20]
   • Page# 12 - Under section titled Descendants of Womack Puckett (C10), (4th son of William (B2)), and his wife Mabel Walthall.
     • "In Mecklenburg Co., Va., Ephraim, Page and Isham Puckett are buying and selling lands. In the 1780's and 90's they are all in Union Co., S. C. Page and Isham go west after a few years to Indiana or Illinois, but Ephraim leaves will in Union Co. dated Dec. 19, 1800. (Will Bk. A., p. 101, 102) Mentions wife Hannah and following children: E18 Ephraim Puckett, Jr., E19 Catherine Fowler, E20 Mary Beryor, E21 Hannah Haney"
   • Page# 12 - Comments and Observations
     • It appears to be speculation that Page and Isham of Union Co, SC, go west somewhere, maybe Indiana or Illinois. Attempts to document Page 'out west' have failed. But we can document Page, one county over, in Greenville Co, SC, in 1800-1820, as well as in a deed in Spartanburg Co, SC.
     • Deeds
       • Mecklenburg Co, VA Index to Deeds
         • Grantor list of Pucketts.
         • Grantee list of Pucketts.
       • Lunenburg Co, VA Index to deeds, grantors 1746-1900.
       • Lunenburg Co, VA Index to deeds, grantees 1746-1900.
   • Page# 22 - Under section titled Pucketts in the American Revolution from Virginia and South Carolina. No claim that this a complete list. "Page Puckett. Eckenrode's List of Revolutionary Soldiers. Vol 8, C. S. 15"
     • Conflation warning: there might have been two Page Pucketts who served in VA. One from Chesterfield and the other from Mecklenburg. The one from Mecklenburg was reported as a deserter.^[6]
   • Page# 24 - Under title of The Pucketts of South Carolina. "1790 Union Co Census; Page Puckett, Ephraim Puckett"
   • Page# 25 - Under title Connecting Links Between the Pucketts of Virginia and the Pucketts of Laurens and Union Counties in S. C. "There are Ephraim, Page, and Isham Puckett of Union Co. identified with Lunenburg and Mecklenburg earlier, the first two of these being mentioned in the 1790 Census of Union."
4. Puckett points; some facts concerning the family of Richard Puckett of Lunenburg County, Virginia, together with data relating to the allied families of McConnico and Daugherty; by Gallaway, Irene Dabney^[24]
   • No mention of Page or Harris Puckett.

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} "United States Census, 1800," database with images, FamilySearch Record: XHRC-9SN, Page Pucket, Greenville, South Carolina.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} "United States Census, 1830", database with images, FamilySearch Record: XHPL-6B2, Entry for Page Puckett, Hall, Georgia.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1} Deed records and mortgages, 1825-1903; indexes, 1819-1934; Hall County, GA; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSLX-LQGG;v. D, 1833-1836; p 46-47.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} The Meherrin Baptist Church 1771-1844; Abstracted by JoLee Gregory Spears; VA GenWeb
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3} FamilySearch; Deed books, v. 3-4 1771-1776; Mecklenburg Co VA;
   • DB 4:412 Isham Puckett to Allen Love. FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CS4F-NQRR; Film 7897243, image 549.
   • DB 4: p470 Isham Puckett to Stephen Strange. FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CS4F-NQRV; Film 7897243, image 578.
   • DB 4: p471 Isham Puckett to John Ingram Jr.
   • See also OB 4:321 008190598:184
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1} Virginia Gazette, Purdie: Oct. 03, 1777 – pg. 3, Col 1
7. ↑ Surrey county, North Carolina land entries 1778-1781 by Winston, Joseph. p183, image 189.
8. ↑ Union Co, SC Conveyance books, 1778-1921; general index, 1785-1913; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSKJ-G3KG-8; Conveyances (deeds), v. A-B 1778-1791; Page Puckett; Book B, p 97, year 1787.
9. ↑ Union Co, SC. Conveyance books, 1778-1921; general index, 1785-1913; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSKJ-G3V3-H; Page Puckett and wife Rebeccah to Wm White. Book B, p 327, year 1789.
10. ↑ "United States Census, 1790", database with images, FamilySearch Record: XHKN-9LD, Entry for Page Puckett, 1790.
11. ↑ South Carolina - From Statehood to 1800; website accessed Jul 2023; [1]
12. ↑ Minute book, 1785-1799; Union Co, South Carolina; FamilySearch Image: 3QHV-F3ZG-B3NW; Film # 8686998; Sept. 27, 1790; p 313.
13. ↑ Conveyance books, v. L-N 1807-1813; Spartanburg Co, South Carolina, FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSHM-98R7; Deed Book N, p 179, Film 7903337, image 799. Deed Index FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSL6-WQW9-4
14. ↑ "United States Census, 1810", FamilySearch ([2] : Entry for Page Puckett, 1810, M-252, p114.
15. ↑ "United States Census, 1820," database with images, FamilySearch Record: XHG6-7F7: accessed 12 July 2023), Page Pucket, Pendleton, South Carolina.
16. ↑ Union Co, SC Conveyance books, 1778-1921; general index, 1785-1913; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSKJ-G3KY-F; Conveyances (deeds), v. A-B 1778-1791; Ephriam Pucket; Book B, p 99, year 1787.
17. ↑ Union District, South Carolina, miscellaneous records, v. 1-2, 1785-1800; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-C959-6SZT; p 194-196. Signed James D. Puckett. Witnessed Douglas Puckett and John M Gist. Recorded 19 Sep 1795.
18. ↑ Union Co, SC Conveyance books, 1778-1921; general index, 1785-1913; FamilySearch Image: 3Q9M-CSKJ-GQVT-4; Conveyances (deeds), v. C-E 1791-1799; David Pucket; Book E, p 340, year 1797.
19. ↑ Virginia Formation Maps (accessed 30 November 2021).
20. ↑ ^{20.0 20.1} Source: Ancestry.com. U.S., Quaker Cemetery Records, 1800-1990 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA; Original data: Earlham Cemetery Records. Richmond, Indiana: Friends Historical Library, Earlham College.
    • "PUCKETT:
      • Ann, died 6th Mo. 14, 1839, aged 14yr.
      • P. Puckett, no other information.
      • Richard Puckett, died 7th Mo. 22, 1840, aged 32y, 2m, 16d. [Son of Thomas and Mary Puckett. Married 9th Mo. 1829 to Susannah Beals, born 12th Mo. 10, 1809, daughter of Daniel and Katherine (Bales) Beals.]
      • White River, Randolph, Indiana; Records from Dunkirk Cemetery."
    • Note: no Page Puckett is found on this record.
    • Ancestry shared link.
21. ↑ Ancestry.com. A history of Welcome Garrett and his descendants [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Original data: Garrett, Samuel B. A history of Welcome Garrett and his descendants. Muncie, Ind.: S.B. Garrett, 1989.
    • FamilySearch media; page 18
    • Ancestry shared link; page 18
22. ↑ Ancestry.com. Thomas Puckett of Travis County, Republic of Texas : (his ancestors and descendants) [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005. Original data: Peyton, Sue Puckett,. Thomas Puckett of Travis County, Republic of Texas : (his ancestors and descendants). Houston, Tex.: S.P. Peyton, 1955.
    • FamilySearch media; page 5
    • Ancestry shared link; page 5
23. ↑ Ancestry.com. The roots and some of the branches of the Puckett family tree [database on-line]. Original data: Gee, Christine South,. The roots and some of the branches of the Puckett family tree. Columbia, S.C.: Printed privately for C.S. Gee by the State Commercial Print. Co., 1958.
    • Ancestry shared link; Page 3
    • Ancestry shared link; Page 12
    • Ancestry shared link; Page 22
    • Ancestry shared link; Page 24
    • Ancestry shared link; Page 25
24. ↑ Puckett points; some facts concerning the family of Richard Puckett of Lunenburg County, Virginia, together with data relating to the allied families of McConnico and Daugherty; by Gallaway, Irene Dabney : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. Accessed July 2023.

See also:

• Page Puckett FamilySearch Person: G228-237
• A comprehensive analysis by Robert E Burke, at Womack Genealogy and blogspot.
• South Carolina Archives
• FamilySearch media#1
• FamilySearch media#2

Acknowledgments

• A debt of gratitude to Robert E. Burke for sharing his research. See also.
• A considerable about of time and research has gone into creating the content for this profile. Please properly cite WikiTree, and its contributors, when sharing this information. Raffety-49 05:08, 15 January 2024 (UTC)