Thomas Puckett, William Puckett and Douglass Puckett received a patent from Virginia Colony on 5 June 1746 for 486 acres in Henrico Co, VA on Third Branch of Swift Creek (VA Patent Book 25:97, 008570212:114). Since Thomas was eldest, the order of the names on this patent was likely oldest to youngest. On 15 July 1732, Douglass Puckett witnessed a deed from William Pride to Daniel Nunnally (Henrico Co, VA WD 1725-1737:354, 007645095:368). Douglas Puckett had to be at least 14 to witness a deed or will, but was likely a little older. We can estimate Thomas was born circa 1708, William born circa 1710, and Douglass born circa 1712.
Douglass Puckett was on the 1736 Henrico tax list with one levy (tithe), meaning one free male over 16, which was himself.
Douglass moved to Amelia Co, VA by 1744, following his brother William, who was there in 1743.
The early tax lists of Amelia County are very good, and Douglass Puckett was found there from 1744 through 1753, always in the same tax district as John Nash:
1744 - Douglass Puckett - 1 tithe (007856499:134, column 2)
1745 - Duglas Puckett & Peter Cheatham - 2 tithes (007856499:137, column 4)
1746 - Duglass Puckett - 1 tithe (007856499:136, column 2)
1747 - Duglass Puckett - 1 tithe (007856499:165, column 3)
1748 - Duglass Puckett & Lewis Puckett [Douglass' brother] - 2 tithes (007856499:203, column 6)
1749 - Duglass Puckett, Lewis Puckett & Wm Rice - 3 tithes (007856499:213, column 2)
1750 - Duglass Puckett & William Rice - 2 tithes (007856499:242, column 1)
1751 - Dug Puckett & Wm Rice - 2 tithes (007856499:275, column 2)
1752 - Douglass Puckett not found. Brother William Puckett found on image 316, column 1, among the 34 tithes of John Nash
1753 - Dug's Puckett, Peter Puckett [Douglass's son], Wm Rice & Tom Garrett - 4 tithes (007856499:339, column 1)
On 1 Jan 1754, the area of Amelia Co, VA where Douglass lived became Prince Edward Co, VA. Prince Edward Co, VA does not have the same great tax lists as Amelia Co.
1755 - A list of tithables from Buffalo [River] to the County Line, 1755 - Douglas Puckett, Peeter [sic] Puckett - 2 (Book Miscellaneous papers, Prince Edward County, Virginia, p.4)
1767 Prince Edward Co, VA partial tax list (Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly, Vol 33, Number 3, p.225), these Pucketts listed in a row with number of tithes:
Peter Puckett - 1
Cheatham Puckett & Douglass Puckett - 2
Charles Puckett - 1
1802 British Mercantile Claims (The Virginia Genealogist, Vol 25, p.187), listed in a row:
Cheatham & Peter Puckett - Cheatham lives in Buckingham Co, VA; Peter removed to Georgia
Robert Puckett now dead
The early tax lists showed tithes, also known as levies, which were free males 16 or older and slaves of either gender who were 12 or older. Virginia did not have an upper age when people no longer paid the tithe. Men had to petition the county court when they or their slave was too old or disabled to work in order to be exempted from paying the annual tithe tax. Men had to pay the tithe for their sons when the son turned 16, and some men tried to lie to the tax collector about their son's age for a couple years. The tax was usually collected in the middle of the year, so boys who turned 16 that year, but after the tax was collected, were not counted.
Peter Puckett was at least 16 and living in Douglass's household in the 1753. Since we cannot find Douglass in 1752, and Peter was not shown as a tithe with Douglass in 1751, we can estimate Peter was born 1735 to 1737.
Note that in 1755, Peter was still the only son with Douglass Puckett who was 16 or older. But, from various records, we know that Douglass had other sons in 1755, some close to 16 - Robert, Charles, Cheatham and Douglass Jr. Son Jacob Puckett was born 15 Oct 1755 (See his Revolutionary War Pension application: https://revwarapps.org/w8540.pdf), probably after the 1755 tax was collected. Probable son Benjamin Puckett was born exactly two years later on 15 Oct 1757 (from his sworn testimony concerning his Revolutionary War service, Laurens District, SC Common Pleas Court, 24 Oct 1829, 008621513:448).
Note that direct evidence has not yet been found for any of the children of Douglas Puckett that definitively states they were his child. Rather, most of his probable children had records showing an association with Douglass or with one another, and all with connection to Prince Edward Co, VA. We don't know the names of any of Peter Puckett's children, but the other probable sons of Douglas - Robert, Charles, Cheatham, Douglas Jr, Jacob and Benjamin - all had a son named Douglass.
These naming patterns are important. Having done genealogy for 30-plus years, and having researched about 3000 Womack individuals born in America before 1850, I can tell you that none of those Womacks was named Douglass, so it was not a common name. The Douglass name is definitely a clue to the descendants of Douglass Puckett.
Another clue is that Robert Puckett, probable son of Douglass, named a son Shippy Allen Puckett. This seems odd, given that all the other males named Shippy Allen Puckett were descendants of John Puckett (B1 in Gee's book) and his wife Elizabeth Allen. Was Douglass Puckett married to a daughter of John Puckett and Elizabeth Allen?
On the other hand, Douglass Puckett had probable son Cheatham Puckett, which would indicate that Cheatham's mother was very likely a Miss Cheatham. The Puckett and Cheatham families lived close to one another in both Henrico and Amelia Counties, VA. Douglass Puckett's brother, William Puckett, had daughter Frances Puckett who married Robert Cheatham. A Peter Cheatham was in Douglass Puckett's household in 1745 (Amelia Co, VA tax list), perhaps a brother or nephew of Douglass's wife.
Douglas Puckett was perhaps married more than once. In Feb 1774, there is a Prince Edward Co, VA court record of Douglass Puckett and his wife Mary suing Henry Roberts (OB 5:365). This record may refer to Douglas Puckett Jr. There are plenty of internet rumors concerning the name of Douglass Puckett's wife, but no documentation that I have found yet.
In 1802, British merchants tried to collect debts from before the Revolutionary War - this was part of the agreement that ended the war. In Prince Edward Co, VA, they tried to collect debts of three Puckett men, and asked local people about their whereabouts. Cheatham Puckett and Peter Puckett were mentioned together in one entry, in which it stated Cheatham was living in Buckingham Co, VA (tax lists place him there), and that Peter Puckett had moved to Georgia (records of Wilkes Co, GA in the late 1780s place Peter there). The next entry concerns Robert Puckett, and it states he was dead, which agrees with documentation that Robert died in 1800 in Charlotte Co, VA. These entries appear to connect Cheatham, Peter and Robert Puckett.
In 1767, a partial tax list of Prince Edward Co, VA shows Peter Puckett with one tithe, Cheatham Puckett & Douglass Puckett with 2 tithes, and Charles Puckett with 1 tithe; these 3 Puckett households listed in a row. I think the Douglass Puckett with Cheatham Puckett was his younger brother, Douglass Jr. It doesn't make sense for Douglass Sr to be listed second after Cheatham. Cheatham did have a son named Douglass, but this Douglass may not have been born yet in 1767, and in any case, Cheatham was too young in 1767 to have a son 16 or older. Robert Puckett was an adult by this time, but possibly in another part of Prince Edward Co, VA that we don't have a tax list for, but other records place him in Prince Edward Co around this time. Douglass Puckett Sr may have also been in another part of Prince Edward Co, VA. However, he was about 55 in 1767, and he probably had obtained a tax exemption. The Prince Edward Co, VA court Order Books are indexed, but unfortunately only for court cases (not everything else that occurred in the court records). A careful reading of the court records may show when Douglass Puckett Sr obtained his tax exemption. Likely, Douglass Puckett Sr was head of the household that contained the two tithes of Cheatham Puckett and Douglass Puckett (Jr).
Probable children of Douglass Puckett and his unknown wife or wives:
Peter Puckett born circa 1735-1737, married Ann Morris
Robert Puckett born circa 1740, married Elizabeth Rice, mistress Sarah 'Sally' Potter
Charles Puckett born circa 1742, married unknown (undocumented internet rumor that her name was Patience LNU).
Cheatham Puckett born circa 1748, married Agnes LNU
Douglass Puckett Jr born circa 1750, married unknown, possibly Mary LNU
Jacob Puckett born 15 Oct 1755, married Nancy Wooten
Benjamin Puckett born 15 Oct 1757, married Sarah 'Sally' Hansell
David Puckett lived in Prince Edward Co, VA, and married Frances 'Fanny' Butler there in 1771. He had a grandson named Douglass Puckett, but I am currently placing David Puckett as the son of William Puckett (D11) on the basis that a) I have not found any direct interactions between David and Douglass or any of Douglass's children, and b) David was the bondsman for the marriage of William Puckett (Jr) and Lucy Pendleton (bond dated 16 Sep 1781, Prince Edward Co, VA marriage bonds 007741931:383). Thus, I think David Puckett was the nephew of Douglass Puckett.
Charles Puckett
Laurens Co, SC DB C:335 (008140753:583) - 10 Feb 1791, Charles Puckett of Laurens Co, SC to oldest daughter Mary Puckett, second daughter Ely [Eliz?], second son Cheatum, third son John, fourth son Douglas - livestock & furniture. Douglass have "my present tract of land on Enoree River". Signed Charles Puckett (his mark P). Witnesses Alexander Morison, George Gordon. Proved 14 Mar 1791 by George Gordon before Jame Montgomery, JP. [Commentary: Daughter Mary Puckett may have later married James Dillard. Son Cheatum [sic, Cheatham] appears to be the same man who appears in later records as Chatham Puckett. Son John was likely John Puckett, who appears in multiple deed records of Laurens Co. Son Douglass was likely Douglass Josephus Puckett (distinct from his probable cousin, Douglass Josiah Puckett). Charles did not name his first son, but that appears to have been James D Puckett.]
Benjamin Puckett
Warren Co, NC Tax List, 1784 (007901109:44) - Benjamin Puckett and William Hansell
Warren Co, NC Marriages - Bond dated 13 May 1785, Benjamin Puckett to Salley Hansell, bondsman Thomas Butrill
Lincoln Co, NC - Will of John Ramsey, dated 10 July 1789, witnessed by Benjamin Puckett, proved Jan 1790.
Lincoln Co, NC, 1790 Federal Census - Ninth Company - Wm Hansel (3211), Ben Pucket (1120)
Lincoln Co, NC DB 16:292 007513703:430 - 1795, Sheriff of Lincoln Co to Benjamin Puckett, slave girl Luce about 15, taken in judgment against William Hansel & James Hansel
Lincoln Co, NC, 1800 Federal Census - Benjamin Pickett [sic] (40010-11010-03) - probably a copy error for Puckett - in same roughly alphabetized section as Wm Hansel (00121-00001-00).
Laurens Co, SC, 1810 Federal Census - Benjamin Puckett (32011-11010-03). 2 lines after "Ann Musgrove or Smith", 2 lines before James Templeton.
Laurens Co, SC, DB J:230 (008140754:528) - 16 Aug 1811 - John Puckett of Laurens District for $1000 to Benjamin Puckett of Laurens District, 352a MOL, 100 of which originally granted to James Barton or John Hanna, part of another tract granted to Robert Hanna, part of another tract originally granted to Abraham Holland, on Duncans Creek. Signed John Puckett. Witnesses Robert Templeton, Charles Templeton. Nancy Puckett (signed Ann Puckett) wife of John Puckett relinquished her dower before J A Elmore, Justice of Quorum. Proved 21 Aug 1811 by Robert Templeton before James Dillard JP. [Commentary: I believe this was John Puckett son of Charles Puckett selling land to his uncle Benjamin Puckett; John was in Livingston Co, KY by 1814 (tax lists). Abraham Holland who originally owned part of the land was probably the same Abraham Holland who moved to Coweta Co, GA and was supposedly father of Harriet Holland who married Douglas J Puckett (probable son of Benjamin) in 1847 there; more research needed. Robert Templeton supposedly husband of Mary Puckett (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/35202109/mary-templeton); if true, she was likely Benjamin's daughter. J A Elmore who examined Ann "Nancy" Puckett, wife of John Puckett, was John Archer Elmore, for whom Elmore Co, AL is named; he was likely the nephew of Peter Puckett, and named Peter Puckett his guardian in court records of Amelia Co, VA. James Dillard, the Justice of the Peace before whom Robert Templeton proved this deed, was supposedly married to a Mary Puckett; if true, she was likely the daughter of Charles Puckett and thus sister of John Puckett, the seller.]
Laurens Co, SC, 1820 Federal Census - Benjn Puckett (020101-01001, 3 in agriculture)
Laurens Dist, SC, Common Pleas Court, 24 Oct 1829, Sworn statement of Benjamin Puckett about his Revolutionary War service. Aged 72 on 15th inst [thus born 15 Oct 1757], enlisted July 1776 in Prince Edward Co, VA. 008621513:448. Followed by appraisal of his estate. Also, 008696164:59 (originals)
Laurens Co, SC, 1830 Federal Census - Benjn Puckett (0001 20001- 0000 10001 - 6 total). 3 lines after Robt Templeton
Laurens Co, SC, Inquest into death of Robert Templeton, 5 May 1837 - THE STATE VS. THE DEAD BODY OF ROBERT TEMPLETON - negro man Peter property of John Boyce allegedly murdered Robert Templeton on 5 May 1837 at the late residence of Benjamin Puckett deceased. Jury of W D Byrd, Geo Byrd, James Little, James M McElroy, John Luke, John G Dalrymple, Cariless Folder [?], E P Craig, A A Fairbaine, Robt Gilliland, Wm Burk, Wm Glenn.
Laurens Co, SC DB N:288 (008196368:557) - 15 Dec 1838, Douglas J Puckett (no county given) for $1600 to N C Vance of Laurens Dist, SC, parcel of land on Duncans Creek, 356a MOL, bounded by lands of J G Dalrymple, L Beasley, J & A Kern and others. Signed Douglas J Puckett. Witnesses John Luke Sr, W D Byrd. William D Byrd proved deed from Douglas J Puckett to Nathaniel Vance on 7 Oct 1839 before Leml [Lemuel] G Williams, JQ.
Coweta Co, GA DB F:198 (008193983:120) - 1 Jan 1839, Lemuel Edwards of Campbell Co, GA to Allen Puckett & Douglass Puckett of Coweta Co, GA, for $300, Number 166 in 2nd Dist, 202.5a. Signed Lemuel Edwards. Witnesses Abner H Borders, Hiram Camp JP.
Jacob Puckett
See VA Chancery Case, Lynchburg City, 1856-030, Nelson Puckett ETC vs Jesse Hare ETC
Jacob Puckett married Nancy Wooten (m 18 Mar 1791, Prince Edward Co, VA)
John H Puckett married Elizabeth Hines (m 25 Nov 1810, Charlotte Co, VA)
Douglass H Puckett, b c 1792, died 4 May 1848, married Sarah Taylor (her first husband was Stephen Martin), no children - 1830 FC Buckingham Co, VA
Nelson Puckett married Mary Hendrick (m 28 Jan 1822, Campbell Co, VA) - 1850 FC Campbell Co, VA
William C Puckett married Nancy Jordan (22 Jul 1822, Campbell Co, VA) - 1850 FC Campbell Co, VA
Richardson Puckett married Mary "Polly" Epperson (m 17 Dec 1827) - 1850 FC Butler Co, KY
Thomas E Puckett married Eliza Warren (m 22 Jan 1837, Halifax Co, VA) - 1850 FC Butler Co, KY
Creed T Puckett, b c1808, married Sarah Brown (m 25 Dec 1843, Logan Co, KY) - see 1850 FC Logan Co, KY
Mary "Polly" Puckett married Charles Spencer (m 5 Dec 1810, Charlotte Co, VA) - 1850 FC Charlotte Co, VA
Nancy Puckett
Elizabeth Puckett married James L Cook
Robert Puckett
Will of Robert Puckett, Charlotte Co, VA WB X:161 (007644348:504) - Robert Puckett "weak in body", lend to wife Elizabeth Puckett land in Campbell Co, and after her death divided between my children of her body: Claybore Puckett, Patty Lewis, Nathaniel Puckett, Isham Puckett, Fleming Puckett, Charles Puckett, Shippy Allen Puckett, Thomas Puckett and Francis Puckett. Debts paid out my estate in Charlotte Co, remainder of estate lend to Sarah Potter, and after her death divided between Robert Potter, Douglas Potter, Allen Potter, Nancy Wmly Potter, Jency Whitten Potter. Executors Claibore Puckett, Mathew White, 1 Sep 1795, Signed Robert Puckett. Wit: Saml White, Thomas Smith, Isaac Smith. Charlotte Co Court, 6 Jan 1800, proved by Samuel White, Thomas Smith, Isaac Smith.
Jefferson Co, TN marriages - marriages of the Potter/Puckett children
Douglass Puckett to Jennet Meals, 20 Mar 1805
William Davis to Patsy Pucket or Ducket, 19 Feb 1808 - don't know who this is
Allen Puckett to Betsey Britain, 9 Jan 1810 - see 1850 FC Hamilton Co, TN
Jane Puckett to John Hodges, 12 Aug 1815 - widow of Douglass Puckett
Nancy Puckett to James Mitchell, 25 May 1822 - see Jefferson Co, TN DB R:16 (007897799:14) - 27 Dec 1824, John Hodges & Jane his wife formerly Jane Puckett fir $200, 39 acres to James Mitchell and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Puckett.
Claiborne Puckett - eldest son of Robert Puckett and Elizabeth Rice, born circa 1760. Served on a jury in May 1789, Campbell Co, VA (OB 3:213), proving he was at least 21 then. First of his siblings to appear in tax lists, and named executor of his father's will in 1795. Confused with second cousin Claiborne Puckett, son of Mark Puckett - that Claiborne Puckett married Jane Blankenship and lived his entire life in Chesterfield Co, VA. Claiborne Puckett son of Robert appears on Campbell Co, VA tax lists of 1786-1787, 1791, and 1795-1797. He was on the 1789 tax list of Pittsylvania Co, VA; and on the tax lists of Halifax Co, VA 1793-1794 (in 1794 brother Shippy Allen Puckett also in Halifax),
Campbell Co, VA DB 4:252 - 23 Jan 1797, deed Samuel Drinkwater & Nancy his wife to Emmanuel Drinkwater, witnesses Wm Hunter, Claborn Puckett, John Black, acknowledged in court 11 Sep 1797 by Samuel Drinkwater.
Anderson Co, TN - 1802 Tax List - Claiborne Puckett with one white poll. Claiborne's first cousin, James D Puckett (son of Charles Puckett), also on this list.
Jefferson Co, TN WB 2:278 - 24 Sep 1819, sales of property of Patsy Cochran to Edmond Drinkwater, John Puckett, Rice Puckett, Claiborne Puckett & others.
Jefferson Co, TN WB 2:323 - 22 Dec 1820 - estate sale of John White deceased. Several buyers including Clabourn Puckett, John Puckett.
Jefferson Co, TN WB 2:593 - undated, sales of property of Parmenas Taylor - several buyers including John Puckett, Francis Puckett
Tennessee Land Grant to Claiborne Puckett, Cocke Co, TN, Entry number 492 dated 28 Feb 1826 by Claiborne Puckett - Granted to Claiborne Puckett, 50 acres, south side French Broad River "including the place where Samuel Drinkwater lived, a sugar camp not far above where Wm Averitt lived". Surveyed 18 Sep 1827. Granted 3 Feb 1834. [I think a 'sugar camp' is an area of maple trees that produced maple syrup.]
Wilson Com TN DB I:397 - 15 Jun 1821, deed James Sanders of Sumner Co, TN to Flement Puckett [sic, Fleming Puckett]...
Wilson Co, TN Loose Court records, Flemmen Puckett deceased estate sale, 27 Dec 1850. Mentions Polly Puckett, A Puckett, Smith Puckett, C S Puckett, Mary Puckett. Coleman Puckett administrator.
Wilson Co, TN Court Records 1854-1861:490 (008265200:556) - July 1859, William H Johnson Guardian vs Heirs of Isham Puckett deceased. The gist of this case was an attempt by Charles R Puckett to disinherit the heirs of his deceased brother Nathaniel Puckett due to a clause in their father Isham Puckett's will that divided Isham's property among his his children living at the time his widow died, and Nathaniel died shortly before the widow. Charles R Puckett was initially the executor of his father's will, but was declared a lunatic by the Wilson Co, TN court, who appointed James Hamilton 'administrator non de bonis with the will annexed on the estate of Isham Puckett deceased." The court appointed William H Johnson as guardian of Charles R Puckett.
Charles R Puckett a lunatic of unsound mind who sues by his guardian William H Johnson against Patience Gipson [sic Gibson] a femme sole [Latin, 'single woman', she was a widow], Martha Arnold, Davis Arnold, Elmyra Puckett, Richard Atkins, Charlotte Harrison, John Harrison, Elizabeth Arnold, Marion Arnold, Martha Puckett & Docia [?, looks almost like 'David', 'Dosha' in the 1850 Census] Puckett, the last 2 are minors without a guardian, James Hamilton administrator non de bonis with the will annexed on the estate of Isham Puckett deceased and Administrator of Sally Ann Puckett citizens of Wilson County; William Williams, Isham Puckett Jr [Jr did not always imply father/son, Isham, son of Nathaniel, called Jr here to distinguish from uncle Isham], Sarah Fowler, Samuel Fowler and John Puckett citizens of Henry Co, TN; Mary Hodges a femme sole, William Puckett, Sarah Hollis, Jeremiah Hollis, Richard Puckett, George Puckett citizens of Arkansas; Elizabeth Hodges a femme sole and Isham Puckett citizens of Mississippi.
Isham Puckett died in 1840, left 9 children [sic, should be 10, probably not counting Nathaniel] and his widow Sally Ann surviving him; sons Charles R, Isham, William, Richard & Nathaniel; daughters Mary who married Wilson Hodges he now dead, Elizabeth who married Thomas Hodges he now dead, Patience who married James Gibson he now dead, Sarah who married Jeremiah Hollis, & Martha who married Davis Arnold. Nathaniel Puckett died a short time before the widow [Sally Ann] leaving a widow Almyra Puckett, Sarah Fowler wife of Samuel Fowler, Isham Puckett Jr, Charlotte Harrison wife of John Harrison, John Puckett, George Puckett, Mary Puckett [sic, should be 'Martha'] and Dicie [?, sic 'Dosha' in 1850 Census] Puckett, the last two under 21, Elizabeth the wife of Marion Arnold, Richard Adkins married Jane who is now dead, [William?] Williams married Elmira who is now dead, her heirs. William Puckett sold his share of the state to Charles R Puckett.
Simplified:
Isham Puckett died in 1840 leaving widow Sally Ann (died by July 1859).
Isham's children (not in birth order):
Charles R Puckett - living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Isham Puckett - living in Mississippi in July 1859
William Puckett - living in Arkansas in July 1859
Richard Puckett - living in Arkansas in July 1859
Nathaniel Puckett - dead by July 1859, died shortly before Isham's widow Sally Ann
Mary Puckett married Wilson Hodges, he died before July 1859 , she living in Arkansas in July 1859
Elizabeth Puckett married Thomas Hodges, he died before July 1859, she living in Mississippi in July 1859
Patience Puckett married James Gibson, he died before 1859, she living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Sarah Puckett married Jeremiah Hollis, both living in Arkansas in July 1859.
Martha Puckett married Davis Arnold, both living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Nathaniel Puckett died shortly before Sally Ann Puckett, widow of Isham Puckett. Nathaniel's widow Elmyra/Almyra Puckett (living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859).
Nathaniel's children (not in birth order):
Sarah Puckett married Samuel Fowler, both living in Henry Co, TN in July 1859
Isham Puckett, living in Henry Co, TN in July 1859
Charlotte Puckett married John Harrison, both living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
John Puckett, living in Henry Co, TN in July 1859
George Puckett, living in Arkansas in July 1859
Martha Puckett - under 21 and living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Docia Puckett - under 21 and living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Elizabeth Puckett married Marion Arnold, both living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Jane Puckett married Richard Atkins/Adkins, she dead by July 1859, he living in Wilson Co, TN in July 1859
Elmira Puckett married William Williams, she dead by July 1859, he living in Henry Co, TN in July 1859
Richard H Puckett married Cornelia Puckett [a cousin?] 23 Feb 1844 in Wilson Co, TN. Richard Puckett on 1836 tax list of Wilson Co, TN. Richard (born circa 1811 in TN) & Cornelia Puckett in 1850 FC Ouachita Co, AR.
Jeremiah Hollis (41, TN) and Sarah Hollis (41, TN) and family on 1850 FC Ouachita Co, AR
Charles Puckett will, Rutherford Co, TN, 25 Jul 1851. Sons Wn And Franklin Puckett executors. Wife mentioned (not named) property for her life. Children of daughter Mahaly York. Daughter Charlotte Lindsay, Children of daughter Polly Taylor. Son Caswell Puckett. Codicil mentions daughter Charlotte T Lindsay.
Puckett Bible Record at LVA has family of Charles Puckett
Wilson Co, TN Chancery Book 1850-1854:528 (008479437:284) - children & grandchildren of Francis Puckett
Abram Lasiter married Nancy Puckett, 8 Oct 1824, Wilson Co, TN
James Baily married Lucy Puckett, 4 Dec 1826, Wilson Co, TN
James S Baily (54, VA) & Lucy P Baily (43, TN) & family - 1850 FC Wilson Co, TN, Dist 11, Family 1382.
Wilson Co, TN Probate Records 1832-1839:343 (004770359:373) - partition estate of Ship A Puckett decased to 6 children - James H Puckett, John B Pucket, Elizabeth Puckett, Allen Puckett, Thomas A Puckett, Rebecca Puckett. 27 Jan 1836