Brents Family John Brent |
John Brent, b. about 1640 in Carolina John Brent is regarded as the founder of the Brent(s) Family in Carolina. In 1665, when the first Assembly met in the Provence of Carolina, he was one of a company of eighty-one persons who referred to themselves as “Adventurers to and Settlers of some part of the Province of Carolina.” John Brent was a member of the governing body of early Carolina life. (Colonial Records of NC. Vol. 1. Page 145 B.P.R.O.Shaftesbury papers Bdle.48 NO.81) Thomas Brent, of Currituck County, NC. m. Alice
John J. Brent(s) , b. 1709 d. November 1819 (110 years) |
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Joshua Brents, b. March 1, 1780 in Fayette County, KY; d. August 4, 1863 in Hart County, KY; The Kentucky Historical Society states that Joshua Brents was listed as a Lieutenant on the roll of Captain S.T. Moss’ Company of Mounted Volunteer Militia, commanded by Col. Henry Renick, and was mustered in at Newport, on August 31, 1813 into the War of 1812. Joshua Brents held rank of Lieutenant in the War of 1812. Distinguished himself at the Battle of the Thames. Voted Whip Party, supported Union in Civil War. Occupation Lawyer (FTM) | |
m. November 25, 1815, Rebecca Allen Worley of Lexington, KY, daughter of Hannah McClure and David M Worley, b. February 20, 1795 in Lexington, KY, d. December 24, 1873 in Hart County, 9 children;
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Rebecca Allen Worley |
1. Marie Louisa Brents, 2. Samuel Worley Brents, b. December 8, 1818, d. July 5, 1890 3. John Deal Brents, b. June 16, 1826, d. 1895; m. Elizabeth Gavin of Hart County, KY 4. Elizabeth M. Brents 5. Rebecca Underwood Brents, m. John W. Rowlett 6. Joshua Milton Brents, b. August 3, 1828, d. February 26, 1905 in Munfordville, KY; m # 1 Susan J Carden on November 8, 1852; m # 2 Sarah E. Munford Dec.7, 1865 7. Charles Brents, m. Mary Hall 8. Robert Brents 9. William Brents |
Samuel Worley Brents Homeplace – 701 South Green Street, Glasgow, KY |
The Brents Place was purchased about the beginning of the Civil War by Alanson Trigg for his daughter, Eliza Jane Trigg, who became the second wife of Samuel Worley Brents. (73) The home is at the corner of Leslie Avenue and Green Street in Glasgow. The “Brents Place” afterwards became the home of his grandson, Brents Dickinson and his wife Elizabeth Reid and their son, William Reid Dickinson. LaVece Hughes has a wicker chair that her mother Kate Ganter said sat on the front porch of the Brents Place during the Civil War. Samuel Worley Brents, b. December 8,1818, d. July 5, 1890; m #1 on June 25, 1846 Martha Ann Graves, daughter of Bartlett L. Graves, b. March 28, 1829, d. June 18, 1853; Samuel Worley was a lawyer and a Major commanding Kentucky Troops in the Mexican War in 1848.
Mary Elizabeth Brents; b. Apr 18,1849 d. Aug 4,1898; m. Apr 30, 1868 William Dickinson b. Aug 28,1845 d. Nov 8,1890; Her marriage invitation called her, “Lizzie B”; 4 children:
1) Rebecca Dickinson b. Sept 25,1892; m. Eugene Barnett Ferguson Nov 24,1915; 3 children 2. Annie Rowlett Ferguson, b. Aug 13, 1921, m. Ted Fitzwater 3. Gene Brents Ferguson, b. Apr 4, 1925 m # 2 June 24, 1908, Nellie Burnett Lowe, b. Apr 23,1877; daughter of Rev. Joseph Burnett, former President of Liberty Female College (Glasgow) and Laura Duff; d. Apr 19, 1962 3. Martha “Annie” Dickinson, b. Oct 8, 1872; m. Oct 16, 1895, Paul Wilson Holman, b. Apr 17,1874, d. July 28,1933; 4 children: 1) William Dickinson Holman b. Aug 8,1897; d. Aug 12, 1897 2) Sidney Walker Holman b. Feb 16, 1900; d. May 6, 1941; 3) Elizabeth Brents Holman, b. Oct 25, 1903, d. December 9, 1970, m. Dec 27, 1928, Tho.Richard Thomas, b.Apr 10, 1903; 4) Paul Wilson Holman, b. June 23, 1910; 4. Bartlett Graves Dickinson |