2024 02 Pearson DuelDAVIE DOSSIER
Issued by
Davie County Historical and Genealogical Society
Mocksville,North Carolina
April 2024,Issue 2
Joseph Pearson Duel
Davie Dossier,April 2024 page 1
DAVIE COUNTY HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
President,Linda Leonard
Vice President,Marcia Phillips
Secretary,Rachel Nelson
Treasurer,Marie Craig
Dossier Editor,Marie Craig
Webmaster,Marie Craig
Websites for Davie County Research:
Our Website:https://sites.google.com/view/dchgs
Description of books and maps for sale:https://sites.google.com/view/dchgsbooksmaps
FamilySearch Wiki for Davie:
http://wiki.familysearch.org/en/Davie_County%2C_North_Carolina
FamilySearch records for Davie:
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=191015&query=%2Bplace%3A%22United%2
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Davie County GenWeb:http://ncgenweb.us/davie/
Davie County Public Library:https://www.daviecountync.gov/1162/Local-History-and-Genealogy
Genealogy data in newspapers,Bibles,Daniel Boone Family info,church history,and Flossie Martin records.
Back issues (1987-2023)and index of the Davie Dossier are online at
https://www.daviecountync.gov/1162/Local-History-and-Genealogy.Scroll down to Davie Dossiers.
FindAGrave for Davie County:
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/search?name=&locationId=county_1680&page=1#cem-2640813
Digital Davie:https://www.digitalnc.org/exhibits/digital-davie/
Cemeteries in Davie:http://cemeterycensus.com/nc/davie/
Map of cemeteries:https://cemeterycensus.com/cemgps2.htm?cnty=nc/davie/
CONFERENCES
National Genealogical Society:Virtual Family History Conference,May 16-18,“Expanding Possibilities,”
https://conference.ngsgenealogy.org
RootsTech:29 February -2 March 2024,online and at Salt Lake City.https://www.rootstech.org.Archived online.
North Carolina Genealogical Society has webinars on Wednesdays.https://www.ncgenealogy.org/webinars/
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The following is historical fiction about the Pearson family.The historical descriptions are accurate and based on years of
research.But the time-travel story is imaginary.
Joseph Pearson Duel
“Do I have to go on this dumb field trip?”Thomas
asked his mother.
“Of course you do.Now that you’re in the eighth
grade you should know more about your county.There is a
lot of interesting history in Davie.”
So,here he was at a historic old home in his
county that had become a museum.His history teacher had
already assigned a project of writing a report on something
special they experienced on this trip.He couldn’t believe
that in his county there was
such a huge and fancy
house with expensive
furniture.Thomas had
very little interest in this
field trip and was in the
back of the group of class
members who were
selecting unidentified
objects to study.There
was a stack of papers on
the table,and Thomas
leaned over to see what
they said.As he quickly
read down the page,he saw
lots of names of family
history,a date of 1751,and the location of Cooleemee,
Rowan County.“Why,that’s where I live!This can’t be
right.Cooleemee is in Davie County.Why do these pages
say Rowan County?”Thomas asked out loud.
Then he remembered his teacher had explained to
them that before 1836,there was no Davie County.In that
year,the land in the northern part of Rowan County
bounded by the two Yadkin Rivers was removed from
Rowan and became Davie County.It had been known as
Forks of the Yadkin before that.She said that there wasn’t
even a town of Cooleemee long ago.It was created when
the cotton mill was built about 1890.He decided that this
address of Rowan County was correct before 1836.He was
glad he had remembered that.Math was hard for him
because he wanted to know why he would ever need to
know all those rules and ways of figuring,but he had a
good memory for numbers and dates and could figure out
math problems in his head.
Thomas had never heard about this family,except
maybe something about a Pearson Family Cemetery,east of
Cooleemee,and he wanted to learn more about them and
his area where they had lived.He wondered where they had
lived and what brought them there.He was a little
bewildered after reading the papers much too quickly.He
finally decided that this boring stack of papers might be
interesting after all.The top line listed Richmond Pearson,
born in Virginia in 1751,and the next was his wife,Sarah
Haden,who died,leaving four children at home,a girl and
then three boys.Then he realized there was a second wife,
Elizabeth Mumford,who had six children,two girls and
then four boys.He was amazed that this family had ten
children.That was surely different from all the people he
knew.
He used his index finger to point to each name,but
when he touched the name Joseph Pearson,he immediately
had a strong feeling that he was not totally in charge of
himself.The surroundings dimmed and flashed and made
buzzing sounds.Suddenly,he wasn’t at the house any more
but was on a grassy,flat surface watching two men in
old-timey clothes standing with their backs to each other
with pistols ready to fire.Wow,where am I,he thought.
Thomas ducked behind a tree so the people
wouldn’t see him.Nobody realized he was there.To his
horror,as he peeked around the tree,he watched the two
men walk away from each other,then turn,and at a loud
voice saying,“Fire”they both shot at each other,missing.
He remembered reading that in such a case,they could fire
again,and so they did.One of the men collapsed on the
ground holding his side.There were two assistants for each
man,and one of them doctored the wounded person.
Thomas decided that he should leave as quickly as
possible,but where would he go?He had no idea where he
was or how to get back to the museum.At first,he
assumed he was watching the filming of a current movie
with old costumes,but after watching all the people
involved,he realized he wasn’t sure of the time period,and
he didn’t see any cameras.As he walked from behind the
tree,the man who was not wounded saw him and stopped
him.“What are you doing here?You need to be with your
family.You are not welcome here.”Thomas told him his
name and that he was lost and very concerned since the
man was still holding the pistol that had just shot a man.He
started to answer with more information and found that he
had lost his voice.He was finally able to ask the man to put
the gun down.The man did,and said,“My name is Joseph
Pearson,and I need to ask you if you’ve ever seen a duel
before?We usually don’t let young people come to one.”
“No,sir,I didn’t know anybody still did that.Is
that man going to be okay,and why did you shoot him?”
Thomas was amazed that he could utter this many words.
“That’s the way we handle disagreements between
gentlemen.My brother,Jessie A.Pearson,fought a duel
also.This is what we do.”
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“What was your argument about?Surely you could
have settled it easier.Did you have a disagreement just
recently?”
The man answered,“No,it was actually six
months ago.It probably would have been settled easily,but
the newspapers kept writing about it and trying to get us to
become even angrier with each other.They won’t leave us
alone.”Thomas decided that some things never change.
“I am a member of the Federalist Party and oppose
war.My opponent today,John George Jackson,is a
member of the opposing party,and he has a different idea
about things.We are both members of the United States
Congress and have been arguing since I started serving at
the beginning of this year.I am from Salisbury,North
Carolina,and he is from Virginia.”
Thomas was surprised to meet the man that he was
just studying at the museum.He was interested to hear that
Joseph was from Salisbury which was only about 20 miles
south of his own home in Cooleemee.“I know where
Salisbury,North Carolina,is.My home is in Cooleemee,
north of there.So where are we now?I was in my county’s
museum looking at some old papers that listed your family
history,and the next thing I knew,I was here.”
“This is Bladensburg,Maryland,about seven miles
northeast of Washington City.This is a dueling ground.
How did you end up here,and where did you get those
strange clothes?I don’t understand what’s going on that
you seem so out of place.”
Thomas thought that Joseph’s clothes looked
strange but he didn’t say that.“I don’t know how I got here.
We toured a big fancy home and then were looking at some
items in a separate building.I’m not even sure of the date.
When I was at the museum earlier today,the year was
2020.What year is it for you?”
“I think you must be very confused or mentally
deranged.Why,everybody knows the date --December 4,
1809!”
Thomas gasped and couldn’t believe it was that
long ago.How had he managed to be so far removed from
his time and his location?
He asked Joseph,“The capital of the United States
is Washington,D.C.Is that the same as Washington City?”
Joseph said he’d never heard of D.C.and wanted to know
what that stood for.The boy and the man stared at each
other in disbelief,but neither had any idea of what to do
about the situation.
Joseph and his driver were preparing to depart the
scene and head back in his horse and buggy to his home in
Washington City.Thomas was feeling very alone and upset.
Finally,Joseph asked Thomas if he wanted to go home with
him.“I live alone except for servants,but you’re welcome
to accompany me.Perhaps then we can figure out what to
do for you.”Joseph bid farewell to his friends who were
walking toward their own carriage rides home.
Thomas reluctantly climbed in for the ride to
Washington.There was so much he wanted to know about
Joseph and his family.“Sir,would you tell me about
yourself,your family,and where you lived near me.”
Joseph decided to answer these questions to keep
the boy entertained on their ride to his home.“I was born in
1780 in a big house that was on the banks of the Lower
Yadkin River.My mother died,but my father,Richmond
Pearson,still lives there with his second wife and many
children.”
Thomas remembered from the papers at the
museum that the oldest child,Betsy,married Colonel John
Stokes.Stokes County was named for him.The oldest child
in the second family,Sallie,married Isaac Croom.They
moved to Greensboro,Alabama,where they had a huge
plantation that was placed on the National Historic
Registry.Their grandson was a hero in the Spanish
American War.
He remembered reading notes about a male from
the second family,Richmond Mumford Pearson who had
been a North Carolina Superior Court Judge in addition to
having a law school in Mocksville and later up in Yadkin
County.There were lots of men with the name Richmond,
and lots of women named Elizabeth.That must have been
really confusing to all of them.A male from the first family
was Jesse A.Pearson who was in the War of 1812 and a
state representative.
Thomas realized he could say nothing about this to
Joseph because these events hadn’t happened yet in his
current situation.Joseph continued,“My father has a grist
mill near our home that is powered by the river.That’s the
reason he moved from Virginia.The river drops in
elevation,and when he had a dam built there,he could use
the water power for his mill.Our home,Richmond Hill,is
nearby,on the river.”
“I went to school in Statesville,and then I got a
law degree,and I have been a lawyer in Salisbury.I own
many acres of land near my father and travel there to
oversee the workers and the crops.My father has a big farm
also.We sell crops all over the state and have a vision of
developing the larger Yadkin River into a transportation
system for delivering produce downstate,but it’ll take a lot
of work and money to make the river navigable.”Thomas
had crossed that river when they went to Winston-Salem,or
farther south to go to Lexington.He didn’t remember ever
seeing any boats in the river except for small fishing boats.
So,it must not have happened.He didn’t tell this fact to
Joseph.
“My father had a small role in the Revolutionary
War and has the honorary title of Colonel.My brother,
Jessie,is also involved in the military and hopes that we go
to war again against England.I am against war and hope
that we can prevent it.”
Thomas asked,“You said you live alone;you don’t
have a family?”
Joseph sighed and told him,“I was single when I
served in the House of Commons,North Carolina General
Assembly for two years,during 1804 and 1805.Almost
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four years ago,on January 6,1806,I married Nancy Anna
Maria McLin from Craven County,North Carolina.This
was when we lived in Salisbury.We were very happy and
went to visit my family in the Forks of the Yadkin very
often.We were married for only eight months when she
died.She is buried at our family’s cemetery about two
miles from our home.I’ve been single since then but hope
to remarry someday.”
The buggy bumped and jostled along on the dirt
road heading back to Washington City on their cold winter
ride.Thomas had never gone on such an uncomfortable
trip.He thought about his family’s car with air
conditioning,heater,and smooth ride on paved roads.This
reminded him of his family,and he wondered if he’d ever
find them again.He began to wish that he’d been more
appreciative of their concern for him.
After an uncomfortable silence,Joseph asked the
boy,“What is your favorite subject at school?”
Thomas had to think hard because he really didn’t
like to go to school.It seemed unnecessary and boring to
learn all those things.He finally answered,“I don’t enjoy
school.I don’t see the need to learn about things that
happened a long time ago.My older brother is an A student
and does everything perfectly.It’s hard for me to keep up
with him.Sometimes I don’t even try.My parents fuss at
me a lot and compare me to him.That makes me feel bad.”
“I bet you know more than you think.Let me ask
you some questions.How many states are there in the
United States?”
Thomas answered,“Fifty,sir.”
“That’s not correct.There are only seventeen now
in 1809.I don’t see how there could be so many.”
“Nowadays,there are 50 states.We had to draw a
map and learn all of them last year.I guess I still remember
that.I like looking at maps.My mother says I use my
smartphone too often for this and will ruin my eyes.”
“What’s a smartphone?I never heard of that.”
Thomas pulled his phone out of his pocket and
showed it to him.He described all the many features of the
phone and realized that his companion was speechless and
impressed.“Where did you get this,and how do you know
how to use it?I think you’re smarter than you think.”
Thomas realized that his cell phone wouldn’t work
in 1809,so he put it back in his pocket because he didn’t
want to exhaust the battery.He knew there would be no
way to charge it in this distant place and time.As he
thought about the situation,he realized neither the
telephone nor telegraph had been invented in 1809.“How
do you communicate with other people?”
“Why,we write letters by hand,of course.The
post delivers them.Here’s a letter I received about this
duel.”He pulled a piece of paper out of his coat pocket.He
held it over where Thomas could see it,but he couldn’t
read it.Joseph continued,“This is what it says,‘The friends
of the parties agree to the following Viz.Distance ten
paces.To stand still until the words make ready fire.The
pistols until the word fire,to be held pointing above the
head or below the feet of the adversary.Time,to morrow
morning 8 or 9 o’clock.A snap to be accounted a fire.The
word fire to follow in 1.2.3.or 4 seconds after the word
make ready.The parties shall not reserve fire,but fire
immediately on receiving the word.’As you can see,
penmanship is very important so that others can read your
messages.As a lawyer,I have to write down official
documents.”
Thomas had trouble reading that note because he
was not familiar with cursive writing.Almost everything
they did in school was on the computer which certainly was
not cursive.He thought,maybe I need to learn more about
reading old forms of handwriting if I’m going to do any
research of historic papers.
Thomas asked,“What does a lawyer do in 1809?”
“I help people write wills so that when they die,
the family will know what to do with the belongings and
money of the person.Without a will,there can be terrible
arguments as people have disagreements about what they
inherit.Sometimes there are even arguments if they do
have a will.I also help to document how much land
someone has and if they’ve bought it legally.I have over
6,000 acres of land in Rowan County,and I have deeds to
prove that it’s mine in case someone tries to take it away
from me.I travel back there several times a year to make
sure everything is going well.Some people just need advice
about their possessions or families.Our country would be
in disorder if we didn’t have these formal documents.
Copies of these papers are stored in the courthouse.They
are public records for everyone to see.”
It sounded to Thomas like the role of a lawyer
hadn’t changed much in those 211 years.They had had a
career day at school that gave a quick summary of what
many different professionals did in their jobs.He still had
some years in public school before he had to worry about
that,but maybe he needed to try a little harder to make
good grades and prepare himself for an interesting career in
the future.He wondered what he would end up doing,
providing he found a way to get back to 2020.Right now,
he felt unprepared for any career.His older brother was
learning about various colleges and trying to decide what to
do with himself in a few years.Suddenly,Thomas didn’t
feel like a little boy anymore.He really hoped he would get
a chance to go back to Cooleemee,so he could be a better
student and not worry his parents so much.He would miss
his good friend,Noah,if he couldn’t return.What was
going to happen?He pondered this as he watched the
slowly passing scenery.It was late afternoon,and he was
getting very hungry.He hoped they’d get to Washington
City soon.
Thomas asked his host about the two friends who
had been present at the duel.Joseph explained that one
man,Major James Stephenson from Virginia was his
second,and the other man was Joseph’s personal physician
who made the trip to Bladensburg in case Joseph was
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wounded or killed.Thomas asked,“What’s a second?”
Joseph explained that he and Jackson each had a second
who were their good friends and ensured that the duel was
carried out under honorable conditions,on a proper field of
honor,and with equally deadly weapons.Thomas thought
to himself that a second wasn’t much of a friend if he
assisted in a death.He hoped that his friends who went on
the field trip with him were having a good time.Surely,his
teacher would realize that he was missing and try to find
him.He knew that she would be very worried.He couldn’t
imagine what she would tell his family.
The scenery was changing from farms into small
towns and stores.He almost laughed thinking about how
funny it would be to see a big box store along this route of
old-timey businesses.He tried to entertain himself by
thinking of what was missing:motorcycles,electric wires
overhead,cars,billboards,and the sound of motors of many
shapes and sizes.He started to tell Joseph about his world
in 2020,but he decided the man wouldn’t believe him,and
it might worry him.He still wasn’t sure that Joseph
believed that time travel instead of insanity was involved.
There were so many things he could share about his world.
Then Thomas realized that he had previously read the
family history that listed the dates of births and deaths of
the family.He had the power to tell Joseph of his death in
Salisbury in 1834,twenty-five years from now.The boy
shivered as he thought of the things he knew about the
family in the future.He didn’t want this responsibility just
as he didn’t want to know his own future.He decided to
keep all that to himself.
As they entered Washington City,it was getting
dark.They were happy to be almost home and looking
forward to a good supper in a warm house.When they got
to Joseph’s home,there were men from the newspaper
waiting to interview him about the duel.His servant met
him as they drove up.Joseph asked him to take Thomas
around to the back door and not let the men see him.“Get
Thomas some supper out of sight and then show him up to
one of the guest rooms where he’ll spend the night.Don’t
ask me or him any questions.”The servant did as told,and
Thomas was soon enjoying the best meal he ever had
because he was so hungry and so cold.
It was nice to be stopped and not be on that bumpy
ride.He was glad to be on his own without having to
answer questions.He walked up the beautiful wide
staircase with the servant who went into the room and lit
candles so that Thomas could see the room.When he
entered,he automatically felt for the light switch and then
almost laughed.It was cold in the room,but the servant
started a fire in the fireplace,and Thomas was soon warm.
He tried to pretend like he was a boy from 1809,but he
could see questions in the servant’s face as he looked at his
clothes and hair.With no words,the servant pointed to a
chamber pot for him to use as though he knew the boy
wouldn’t know what it was.
After he was alone,he walked around the big room
looking at all the beautiful furniture and decorations.He
kept his hands in his pockets so that he wouldn’t break
anything.Evidently,Joseph and his family had a lot of
money to buy all these wonderful things.It was like a
museum just in this one room.Thomas wondered about
himself and his own future.Would he have a career that
would earn him a lot of money so that he could enjoy a big
home and lots of possessions?At the same time,he
remembered that Joseph didn’t have a family up here.He
felt a little sorry for Joseph not having someone to share his
beautiful home.Maybe it’s more important to have a family
than expensive things.Thomas wondered where that
thought had come from.He would never have thought of
that up until now.He realized that as bad as it seemed to be
lost and far from his family in distance and time,he had
actually realized some things about himself.IF he could
get back to them,somehow he would be a better person and
try harder.
On a shelf in that room,there was a book that
caught his interest.He knew he couldn’t do any damage to
a book,so he carefully pulled it out and opened it up in the
center of the pages.He put the book down on a little table
so the candlelight would help him see the words.He
realized it was a book that had a lot of numbers and
descriptions in it.It was some sort of bookkeeping of
property.Thomas realized that Joseph used this room for
his office.The book contained a lot of information about
servants,land,crops,and money.He suddenly knew that he
was reading some private facts about his new friend who
had given him transportation,a meal,and a bedroom.He
felt guilty about doing this and quickly turned to some
other pages in the book that listed family information
similar to what he’d seen earlier in the day.Of course,it
had facts only before 1809.Thomas knew much more
about Joseph’s family than that.
He told himself,put the book back right where you
found it.In closing the book,he realized Joseph had written
his own name in the very front of the book with beautiful
cursive penmanship.He remembered what he’d learned
today about the importance of writing clearly.
He whispered,“I wish I could write that well.
Maybe if I just trace the words with my finger I’ll be able
to write like that sometime.”He carefully held his index
finger close to the book to practice his skills.When his
finger touched the paper,he heard a strange buzzing sound
and saw bright lights and felt himself whirling through
space and time.
The next thing he knew,his friend,Noah,was
saying to him,“Did you see what I saw?I was in the Civil
War,but please don’t tell anybody.”
Thomas replied,“I went back fifty-six years earlier
than that.You won’t believe what I saw!”
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BOOKS,MAPS FOR SALE,postage and tax included;check to DCHGS,371 North Main St.,Mocksville NC 27028
Description of books and maps for Davie:https://sites.google.com/view/dchgsbooksmaps
Title Author Total Cost #Cost
Davie County.A Brief History,paperback James W.Wall,128 pages $6.50
The Boone Families in Davie County Wall,Howell Boone,Flossie Martin $8.00
Davie County Marriages 1836-1900 Nancy K.Murphy $25.00
Davie County Marriages 1901-1959 Nancy K.Murphy $25.00
Davie County Cemeteries,a 2-volume set D.C.Historical/Gen.Soc.$55.00
1850 Federal Census-Davie County Forsyth Genealogical Society $15.00
1860 Federal Census-Davie County Nancy K.Murphy and Everette Sain $20.00
1870 Federal Census-Davie County Nancy K.Murphy and Everette Sain $20.00
POSTCARDS OF DAVIE COUNTY SCENES,(set of 8)$2.50
Maps:Prices below,postage is $5,mailing tube is $2;example:all 4 maps cost $12
Lagle Land Grant Map,$2
Hughes Historical Map,1700's,drawn in 1977,$1
J.T.Alderman Map,1887,$1
Wilson F.Merrell Map,1928,$1
Davie County Heritage Book,cost is $45;Make check to Davie Co.Heritage Book.371 N.Main St.,Mocksville NC 27028
The Historic Architecture of Davie County,$13;History of Davie County,hardback,by James W.Wall,$13.
Make check to Davie County Public Library.371 N.Main St.,Mocksville NC 27028
Davie County History Books by Marie Craig.Check to Marie Craig,139 Sterling Dr.,Mocksville NC 27028:
.History of Davie County Schools,318 pages,has photos,locations,longitude/latitude,names of students,and teachers.
There is an 18 page index of 3,222 names.318 pages.$43
.Davie County in World War One,670 biographies of Davie men and women who served,photographs,old letters,description
of military bases,and extensive index.400 pages.$45
.Davie County Veterans’Memorial,has lists of all war deaths,biographies and photos of WW2,Korean,Vietnam,and Beirut
Bombing deaths.Tom Ferebee’s talk at the dedication in 1987.190 pages.$33.
.Remembering Davie County Protection and Service Personnel,contains biographies of the five law enforcement personnel who
died on duty and also photos and descriptions of the monument erected in their memory.Paperback,14 pages.$17.
.Davie County in the Spanish-American War,biographies of the 15 men who served in this war and the Philippines.65 pages.$20
.Mary Ellen’s Diary,1924,the fictitious diary of a twelve year old girl in 1924 in Mocksville.Included are clippings and
illustrations to verify the events.Paperback.49 pages.$15.
.Composite Index of Davie County History Books.The indexes of 16 Davie County history books are combined.17,000 entries.
Order from:Lulu.com.Search for book title.
.Davie Doctors Born Before 1900,biographies of 79 doctors.Hardback,125 pages,$25.
.Davie Sheriffs,information about 30 sheriffs.Hardback,143 pages,$25.
Looking Back at Davie County II by Charles Crenshaw and Ron Smith.$45.Mail orders to Charles Crenshaw,
421 Park Avenue,Mocksville NC 27028
.Davie County Mavericks,Four Men Who Changed History by Marcia Phillips,Daniel Boone,Hinton Helper,Thomas Ferebee,
and Peter Ney in Davie County.$25.Mail orders:Marcia Phillips,189 West Church Street,Mocksville NC 27028.
.Historic Shallow Ford in Yadkin Valley,by Marcia Phillips.$30.same address.
Eatons Baptist Church Cemetery in Davie County,North Carolina by Pat Mason.A book which lists all burials through
June 2020.Dates,obituaries and articles are included.$30.Pat Mason,295 Griffith Road,Advance NC 27006.
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