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I was sent a detailed Warmath genealogy in 1998 by Connie Lane, descendent of the Chesterfield Warmath line. She sent it with the note, "The Rosamon info came from Barbara Morgan and the Warmath info from John Warmath (except my branch)." Some of the information that follows comes from her tree, and for some I am indebted to Warmath descendents Carolyn Andrighetti and Pat Bishop who provided additional information by email in 2007.
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Mary Warmath Shumate born 1820 in TN |
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Siblings
1799-Henry Warmath 1805-Thomas I Warmath c.1813-Willie Rains 1818-Martha S. Patsy Warmath Baker Sarah Warmath (Hamilton) |
married 6-9-1837 or 9-6-1837 Davidson Co TN to Julius J.D.R. Shumate JDR=Josephus Dela Rucker |
Children
1840-Mary E. 1842-Thomas W. 1844-James C. 1846-Sarah C. 1848-John A. 1850-Fannie P.
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parents: & Mary "Polly" Wooten |
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spouse's parents: William Lawson Shumate & Sally Caroline Felts |
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maternal grandparents:
paternal grandparents: John Warmath and Willie (House?) |
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maternal aunts & uncles: unknown
paternal aunts & uncles: 1768-Patience Warmath; c. 1769-John Warmath; 1771-Willey House Warmath; c. 1772 Keziah Warmath; 1774-Elizabeth Warmath; c. 1777-Sally Nipper Warmath; 1778-Mourning Warmath; c. 1780 Washington Warmath; c. 1781 Nancy Warmath; c. 1783-James Warmath; c. 1784 Nathaniel Green Warmath; ?-Castly Warmath |
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Pat Bishop forwarded an email from Carolyn Andrighetti in 2007 that said, in part, that Mary, daughter of Thomas Warmath Sr., "married Julius Josephus Dela Rucker Shumate on September 6, 1837 in Davidson County, TN. You will find the name Julius running through the Warmath family, and this is where it started. Thomas Warmath must have loved this son-in-law and trusted him implicitly. I believe he made him his executor in his will. He was the son of William Lawson Shumate and Sally Caroline Felts. Note that Henry Hilliard Warmath and Elizabeth Fly named one of their sons for him."
1840 census Davidson County TN, District 5 shows Julius JDR Shumate as the head of a household consisting of one male 20-30 (himself, presumably) and one female 20-30 (Mary presumably) and one female under five. They also have one male and one female slave 24-35 years old. The members of the house are also listed as employed in agriculture. They are on the same page as Mary's father, Thomas Warmath Sr, and her sister's husband, John Baker and a William Warmath, whose relationship I am not sure of.
1850 census, Davidson County TN, District 5 (same page as Thomas Warmath Sr. & Jr)
JJDR Shumate, age 35, farmer, born in TN, estate value $1500
Mary A (or S, in cursive hard to tell) age 29, born in TN
Mary E, age 10
Thos. age 8
Ja. age 6
Sarah, age 4
Jn age 3
Fanny age 1
also in the household Jos. Bland, age 20, born in TN, occupation appears to say "none"
Abyah? Hogan, age 23, laborer (male), born in KY
Anna J. Bland, age 54? 57? 37? born in TN
The 1850 slave schedule for Davidson County, District 5 shows JJDR Shumate with four slaves, males ages 50, 30 and 21, and a female age 45.
1860 census, Davidson County, District 5
JJDR Shumate, age 44, farmer, born in TN, real estate value $49,000, personal estate value $15,500
Mary A/S age 40
Mary E, age 20
Thomas W, age 18
James C, age 16
Sarah C, age 14
Fannie P, age 10
John P, age 12
Ann, age 8
Also in the household, James Cross? age 26
James Burnett? age 24, teamster
Thomas Collins, age 29, farm laborer
The 1860 slave schedule for Davidson County, District 5 shows JJDR Shumate with ten slaves, males ages 64, 50, 53, 35, 32, and 18, and females ages 35, 10, 8 and 4.