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 1767 - 1840 (73 years)
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| Name |
Cornelius H. Dowd |
| Title |
Major |
| Born |
20 Sep 1767 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
10 Oct 1840 |
| Buried |
Moore County, NC at Friendship Baptist Church  |
| Notes |
- 1787, Feb 21 -- 1785-1794 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 140
A deed from Richardson Feagan to Cornelius Dowd and John Shepard was proven by Archd. Dalrymple
1789, Feb 21 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 225
Deed from Corns. Dowd to Thomas Overton acknowledged
1790 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 159
Cornelius Dowd
(16+) 1M
3F
3 Slaves
1791, May 17-18 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 305-306, 308
Deed from James Dunbar to Cornl. Dowd was acknowledged
Cornelius Dowd, Mary Dowd and Cornelius Tyson to William Berriman was acknowledged
Cornelius Dowd to William Teague was proven by another William Teague
1791, Aug 18 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 313
Deed from Corn. Dowd to Richard Cheek was acknowledged
1791, Nov 24 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 328
Ordered that the following be appointed to lay off a road from Moore courthouse to Chatham line: Thomas Overton, Richard Street, Richardson Feagin, James Muse, Reuben Shields, Hardy Perkins, Cornelius Dowd, Patrick Dowd, James Elkins, John Overton Jur., Josiah Maples, Thomas Muse, Elijah Bettis, John Dunlap, Samuel Elkins, William King, John Overton (son of Aaron) and Elijah Bettis Junior.
1791, Nov 24 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 329
Deed from Cornelius Dowd to Reuben Shields was proven by Richardson Feagin
1792, May 23 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 352
Deed from Cornelius Dowd to Joseph McGee was proven by Archd. McBryde
1794, May 22 -- 1784-1795 Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Moore County, NC Page 469
Deed from Cornelius Dowd to Joseph Robson proven by Joseph McGee
1797, Oct 21 -- Land Grant #1388, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd received 100 acres located west of McLendons Creek adjoining Ezekial Rubottom and his own line where he now lives called the Duck place. Tom Muse and Ruben Sheals were chain carriers.
1798, Feb -- Estate, Chatham County, NC
Estate of Edward Griffin Dec'd. by Corn. Dowd, Admininstrator.
1800 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 39
Cornelius Dowd
(26-45) 1M 1F
(10-16) 1F
(0-10) 2M 4F
1804, Nov 28 -- Land Grant #1939, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd received 100 acres located on McLendons Creek adjoining his own line and Thomas Muse.
1806, Sep 1 -- Land Grant #2062, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd and Willis Dickison received 200 acres located on Tysons Creek and the Chatham County line adjoining Angus McQueen, William Phillips and near the Hollins work place. James Harden and Wm. Mathews were chain carriers.
1807, Jun 15 -- Land Grant #2149, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd received 200 acres located in the fork between McLendons and Richland Creek and Dunlap's Road adjoining John McIver, McKay, Tomberlin and James Carroll (formerly Elijah Bettis). Wm. Martin and John McIver were chain carriers.
1810 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 624
Corn. Dowd
(45+) 1M
(26-45) 1F
(16-25) 1M 1F
(10-16) 2F
(0-10) 3M 3F
4 Free Person
1 Slave
1813, Jan 13 -- Land Grant #2392, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd received 100 acres located north of Richland Creek and west of McLendons Creek adjoining Mark Phillips, John Phillips and his own line. Mark Phillips and Harbert Cole were chain carriers.
1815 -- Tax List, Moore County, NC
Corn. listed 1000 acres valued at $1000, 445 acres valued at $500 and 400 acres valued at $400
1816, May 7 -- Will, Jones County, GA
Will of Richardson Feagin, Dec'd. Heirs: wife Martha [negroes Sidney, Moses and Tom] and son Henry. Executors: Bryant Burroughs, Cornelius Dowd, Thomas Feagin and Samuel Feagin. Witnesses: Jesse Sanders and Sarah Feagin. Probated Aug 1818 in Jones County, GA. [Editor's Note: the will was likely written and signed in Moore County, NC and filed in Jones County, GA]
1817, Dec 4 -- Land Grant #2320, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd received 59 acres located east of McLendons Creek adjoining George Glascock, McNeill and his own line. Conner Dowd and John Phillips were chain carriers.
1818-1823 -- Tax List, Moore County, NC
Cornelius Dowd listed 1985 acres valued at $2865
1819, Feb 15 -- Record of Estates Book B, Moore County, NC Page 22-23
Estate of Devotion Davis, Dec'd. by Elizabeth Davis, Administrator. Corn. Dowd, Neill McIntosh and Joel Lawhon appointed to lay off provision for Widow Elizabeth Davis. Jesse Muse was witness. Items were purchased by the following: Elizabeth Davis, Stephen Davis, John Handcock and James Garner.
1820 -- Census, Moore County, NC Page 298
Cornelius Dowd
(45+) 1M 1F
(16-26) 2M 2F
(10-16) 1M 1F
(0-10) 2F
Slaves
(45+) 1F
(26-45) 1M 1F
(14-26) 2M 1F
(0-14) 3M 2F
Free Slaves
(0-14) 1M
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| Person ID |
I03012 |
Moore County Wallaces |
| Last Modified |
31 Jan 2021 |
| Family |
Mary Dickerson, b. 3 May 1769, d. 29 Mar 1834 (Age 64 years) |
| Children |
| | 1. W. J. Dowd |
| + | 2. Nancy Dowd, b. 1787, d. 2 Jan 1852 (Age 65 years) |
| + | 3. Sarah Dowd, b. 29 Jan 1792, d. 1 Apr 1880 (Age 88 years) |
| | 4. Margaret Dowd, b. 1798, d. 7 Feb 1823 (Age 25 years) |
| | 5. Patrick W. Dowd, b. 5 Dec 1799, d. 28 Aug 1866 (Age 66 years) |
| + | 6. Mary Dowd, b. 1800 |
| | 7. Cornelius Dowd, b. 31 Oct 1801, d. 7 Mar 1876, Monroe County, MS (Age 74 years) |
| + | 8. Annie R. Dowd, b. 2 Sep 1803, d. 5 Mar 1883, Moore County, NC (Age 79 years) |
| + | 9. General Willis Dickerson Dowd, b. 25 Oct 1805, d. 10 Apr 1877 (Age 71 years) |
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| Last Modified |
23 Mar 2019 |
| Family ID |
F0998 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Histories
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 | 1808 Petition to Governor Benjamin Williams
1808, Nov 11 -- Governor Benjamin Williams Papers, Nov 1808 Correspondence, Moore County, NC
Petition of Moore County residents on behalf of Charles Brady who have been convicting of maiming and sentenced to a fine and sixty days imprisonment. The petitioners plead on behalf of Brady that the act was done in sudden affray and without any malice, the verdict was doubtful to many, Brady is very poor man with a family of small helpless children and a sickly hysterical wife and they are requesting a pardon. Signed by the following: John McIver, Richardson Fagin, Niell McLeod, Alexr. McLeod, A. McBryde, Wm. Martin, Murdo Bethune, Neill McLeod, John Sewell, John McNeill, John Martin, John Murchison, Ralph Davis, Donald McDonald, [illegible], James Melton, D. Murchison, Robt. McLauchlan, Murdoch McAulay, Geo. Jackson, Daniel Patterson, Allan Morison, Wm. Jackson, J.A. Cameron, Murdoch Martin, Corn. Dowd, Micajah Thomas, Jno. McSween, Archd. Shields, John Cameron, John Wadsworth, William Tyson, Samuel Jackson, Saml. Dunn, Daniel Buie, Edward Stuart, H. Gilmore Esq., and J. Gaster.
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| 1787 Petition, Moore County, NC - Thomas Mathews
1787, Dec 16 – Petition, Nov 1787-Dec 1787 General Assembly Session Records
The following citizens of Moore County petitioned the General Assembly for reinstatement of Colonel Thomas Mathews as a Justice of the Peace. Mathews was removed by the General Assembly based on false and accusations made by Duncan Campbell. Signers: [selected signers] Wm. Seale JP, Thomas Graham, Neil McLeod, Reuben Shields, Jno., Jackson, Richardson Feagin, Corn. Dowd, John Blanchett, Patrick Dowd, William Martin, W. Barrett, Jac. Caddell, John Dunlap, Samuel Elkins, Stephen Collins, Thomas Collins Junr., Wm. Seal, Jesse Muse, John Bethune Murdo Bethune, Allan Morison, George Graham, Robert Grimes, Robert Graham, Jno. McLeod, Bartholomew Dunn, William Newton, Nicolas Newton, Neil Matheson, Normand Matheson, Nathaniel Melton, Nicolas Newton and William Smith. [Editor's Note: Petition rejected]
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| 1827 Petition, Moore County, NC - Thomas Fry
1827, May 4 -- Petition, Dec 1827-Jan 1828 General Assembly Session Records
Thomas Fry, of Moore County, petitioned the State for a reduction in his one-year sentence for biting off part of the nose of Francis Wolff due to the need to provide for his wife and children. John B. Kelly, Corn. Dowd, Benjamin Person, John Morison, John Tyson Sen., A.C. Curry and G. Seawell signed the petition along with Fry. Francis Wolff sent a letter to support a reduction of sentence. [Editor's Note: Petition rejected by a joint select committee]
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| 1826-1838 Supreme Court Case #2580 Burkhead v. Colson, Davidson County, NC
1826-1838 -- NC Supreme Court Case #2580, Davidson County, NC
James Burkhead and wife Charity v. heirs of Joseph Colson. Suit was brought by Charity Muse Burkhead claiming that her mother Charity Muse and her brother Jesse Muse illegally sold a slave Rachel that was bequeathed to her in her father's James Muse's will. Rachel was sold on 6 Dec 1790 to Joseph Colson. She asked the court to grant her all 18 descendants of Rachel. Numerous affidavits and testimony were filed. Charity Muse presented her birthdate from the family bible. Thomas Muse attested that the handwriting was their father's. A marriage certificate was produced to show her marriage to James Burkhead on 13 Jul 1790 by William Dunn, JP. On Feb 15 1827, Thomas Muse and Eleazer Burkhead were examined at the home of Thomas Muse in Moore County, NC. The following were examined at the home of Brinkley Phillips in Moore County, NC on 18 Jun 1827: Thomas Muse Senior, James B. Muse, Betsey Muse, Elizabeth Phillips, Malcom Blue and Hymrick Hill. The following were examined in Montgomery County, NC on July 4, 1827: Samuel Dunn and William Hall. Additional affidavits were filed by James Dowd and Cornelius Dowd. Key findings: Samuel Dunn attested that he married the sister of Charity Muse Burkhead and he also stated that his daughter Rhoda married Green Burkhead, son of James Burkhead and Charity Muse. James Dowd stated that Charity Muse died 2 or 3 years prior to Jesse Muse. Thomas Muse attested that the last time he saw the James Muse family record it was in the possession of Eleazer Burkhead. James B. Muse and wife Betsey Muse and Brinkley Phillips and wife Elizabeth Muse Phillips, daughter of Jesse Muse, attested that Charity was given land and livestock in compensation for Rachel. Thomas Muse stated that his sister Charity was given 300 acres on Killetts Creek and a mare and a colt for compensation. A copy of James and Charity Muse's family bible was entered into the record also. |
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