Individual Details
Isaiah Garrison
(Bef 1745 - Bet 1783 and 1790)
By a process of elimination, and the gathering of proofs for this line, Isaiah Garrison can now be identified as the husband of Elenor and the father of her children. He is the only one of the above group who was not still alive after Elenor appeared as a widow. Of the sons of James, only Isaiah was deceased before the 1790 census. Elenor was listed in her own name in the 1790 Greenville SC census. Her brother-in-law Jedediah Garrison was also in Greenville SC in the 1790 census. Shortly after 1800 both of these family units were in Franklin County Georgia together. Some other members of the Duplin County family moved to other counties in Georgia.
1. ISAIAH b. before 1745 d. 1783-1790
1765 Isaiah Garrison, Craven Co NC, land grant, 100 acres on Mill Creek, a place called Paradise (North Carolina Archives online,Craven Co NC, land grant )
1771 July 4, Isaiah Garrison to Stephen Dudley 150 acres in Carteret Co NC “formerly James
Garrison’s” (Carteret Deed Books: 1762 = G pp 100-101, 1771= H pp 12-14.)
1776 “of Orange Co NC” sold “15 acres in Onslow Co NC whereon he and his father James Garrison formerly dwelt”, Jedediah was on a Petition in Orange Co the same year.
1776 (Jan 6) Orange County NC, “Isaih (sp) Garrison of same deeded to Edward Starkey for £45, a tract of 150 acres in Onslow Co NC whereon he and his father James Garrison formerly dwelt. (Zae Hargett Gwynn. Abstracts of Records of Onslow County, North Carolina)
1734-1850. 2 vols. Memphis (TN): Henry Norburne Gwynn, publr., 1961. v1, p292
1779 Jedediah (Judah) and Isaiah Orange Co NC Tax List together (Orange County NC 1779 Tax List, North Carolina Genealogy, Raleigh NC Summer 1969. Vol. 15 Issue 2, page 2355)
Widow Elenor and their descendants moved to Franklin County Georgia where they interacted with Jedediah and his descendants
(son James)
(daughter Elizabeth)
1. ISAIAH b. before 1745 d. 1783-1790
1765 Isaiah Garrison, Craven Co NC, land grant, 100 acres on Mill Creek, a place called Paradise (North Carolina Archives online,Craven Co NC, land grant )
1771 July 4, Isaiah Garrison to Stephen Dudley 150 acres in Carteret Co NC “formerly James
Garrison’s” (Carteret Deed Books: 1762 = G pp 100-101, 1771= H pp 12-14.)
1776 “of Orange Co NC” sold “15 acres in Onslow Co NC whereon he and his father James Garrison formerly dwelt”, Jedediah was on a Petition in Orange Co the same year.
1776 (Jan 6) Orange County NC, “Isaih (sp) Garrison of same deeded to Edward Starkey for £45, a tract of 150 acres in Onslow Co NC whereon he and his father James Garrison formerly dwelt. (Zae Hargett Gwynn. Abstracts of Records of Onslow County, North Carolina)
1734-1850. 2 vols. Memphis (TN): Henry Norburne Gwynn, publr., 1961. v1, p292
1779 Jedediah (Judah) and Isaiah Orange Co NC Tax List together (Orange County NC 1779 Tax List, North Carolina Genealogy, Raleigh NC Summer 1969. Vol. 15 Issue 2, page 2355)
Widow Elenor and their descendants moved to Franklin County Georgia where they interacted with Jedediah and his descendants
(son James)
(daughter Elizabeth)
Events
| Birth | Bef 1745 | Carteret, North Carolina, British America |  | ||
| Marriage | Bef 1770 | Elenor Roberson/Robertson? | |||
| Death | Bet 1783 and 1790 | North Carolina, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Elenor Roberson/Robertson? (1750 - 1807) |
| Child | John Garrison (1770 - 1823) |
| Child | Zebulon Garrison (1770 - 1830) |
| Child | Shadrack Garrison (1770 - ) |
| Child | Caleb Garrison (1775 - 1848) |
| Child | Salisbury / Salisberry Garrison (1770 - 1796) |
| Child | Elenor Garrison (1784 - 1848) |
| Child | Elizabeth Garrison (1774 - ) |
| Child | James Garrison (1770 - ) |
| Father | James Garrison (1725 - 1771) |
| Mother | Jane ( - ) |
| Sibling | Ebenezer Garrison (1750 - 1801) |
| Sibling | Jedediah Garrison (1752 - 1830) |
| Sibling | Adonijah Garrason (1755 - 1823) |
| Sibling | Ephraim Garrison (1757 - 1792) |
| Sibling | Thomas Garrison (1764 - 1841) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth Garrison (1771 - 1822) |
| Sibling | Darius Garrison (1772 - 1838) |