Cordelia Penn

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Cordelia was born on 28 AUG 1831 in Maury County, Tennessee, the daughter of Phillip Penn and Louisa Brisco.

She died on 5 JAN 1908 in Woodruff County, Arkansas.

Her husband was John Thomas Hamblet, who she married on 1850 in Arkansas. Their four known children were Josephine (1852-1917), Milton H (1857-1880), Georgia (c1859-1900) and Ida Alice (1854-1916).

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)


 

Cordelia Penn
(1831-1908)

 

Phillip Penn
(-<1840)

   
 
   
 
 
     
 
 
     
 
   
 
 
     
 
 
   

Louisa Brisco
(c1795-1859)

   
 
   
 
 
     
 
 
     
 
   
 
 
     
 
 

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Birth28 AUG 1831
Place: Maury County, Tennessee
Death5 JAN 1908
Place: Woodruff County, Arkansas
Census6 JUL 1860
Place: Augusta, Jackson County, Arkansas
Age: 27
Address: Bay township, Augusta PO, dwelling 564, family 558 JT Hamblett age 33, male, merchant, $21,100, $29, 770 born Va Cordelia " age 27 female, born Tenn Sarah " age 9, f, born Ark Allace " age 5, f, Ark, Melton " age 3, male, Ark Georgeana " age 1, f , Ark
Census7 JUN 1870
Place: Augusta, Woodruff County, Arkansas
Age: 35
Address: dwelling 53, family 41 Hamblet, John T, age 47, mw, merchant retail, $10,000, $8,000 born Va __ Cordelia F? age 35, fw, keeping house born Tenn __ Sarah J, age 18, fw, without occupation, born Ark __ Ida, age 15 fw, at school, born Ark __ Miltin H, age 12 fw, at school born Ark __ Georgia AV age 11, fw at school, born Ark and 3 servants
Census2 JUN 1880
Place: Augusta, Woodruff County, Arkansas
Age: 50
Address: dwelling 41, family 44 Hamblet, John T wm age 54, dealer in plantation supplies, born Virginia, f&m Virginia __ Cordelia wf age 50, wife Keeping house, born Tenn, f&m Va Georgia wf age 18, daughter, single born Ark, f Va, m Tenn Milton H wm age 22, son, single, clerk in store, born Ark, f Va, m Tenn Harry, Josie wf age 27, daughter, married, single born Ark, f Va, m Tenn " Georgie wf age 7 granddaughter " Mamie wf age 5, grandaughter 2 or 3 servants
BurialJAN 1908
Place: Woodruff County, Arkansas
Address: Augusta Memorial Park, plot E Cordelia Penn Hamblet beside husband John T Hamblet findagrave 34873963
Will6 APR 1892
Place: Augusta, Woodruff County, Arkansas
Address: LW&T John P Penn, leaves Stanley Farm to wife Martha H Penn, other lands to sisters Cordelia P Hamblet and Eugenia L Pursell, nieces Mary Cordelia Whitcomb and Annnie Eugenia Vaughan daughters of my desceased sister Mary Bonnier
Will-Penn,JohnP 1892, page 161
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Will-Penn,JohnP 1892a, pages 162 -163
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Note 1

J. T. Hamblet, merchant, Augusta, Ark. In the list of industries of the city of Augusta that of merchandising takes a prominent position, and among the houses engaged in this branch of business that of Mr. Hamblet is entitled to due notice and recognition. Mr. Hamblet was originally from Dinwiddie County, Va., where his birth occurred in 1825, and is the eldest child born to the marriage of G. B. and Joannah Hamblet, natives of the Old Dominion. The parents immigrated to Tennessee, and there resided until the death of the father, which occurred in 1841. The mother died in Woodruff County, Ark. J. T. Hamblet was principally reared in Tennessee, and his early scholastic advantages were enjoyed in that State. He began clerking in a store in Memphis in 1843, and there remained until 1848, when he came to Augusta, Ark., and engaged in the mercantile business, which he has since continued. He is the oldest merchant in the county, and does a general furnishing business, carrying a large and select stock of goods, and is one of the leading merchants in the county. He has always attended strictly to business, and this in some measure accounts for success. He is also the owner of considerable real estate. Mr. Hamblet chose for his companion in life Miss Cordelia P. Penn, and was united in marriage to her in 1850. They have three children living: Mrs. Josie Harry, Ida Dale and Georgie Elsberry. Mr. Hamblet has been a member of the Masonic fraternity for forty years, and is one of the first-class citizens of the county.