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SIRMON FAMILY GENEALOGY

S*rm*n Family DNA Project

Lineage: Severn Valley Family


The ancestry information presented below should be useful in trying to determine where/how you may fit into the Severn Valley (UK) lineage of the family.


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Severn Valley Participants' Ancestor Index
No. Kit # Ancestor Ancestor Place of Origin
#1 20889 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#2 20955 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#3 21449 Richard Surman Eldersfield, Worcestershire ca. 1520
#4 21746 William Surmon Eldersfield, Worcestershire ca. 1460
#5 22278 Jehu Sermons North Carolina ca. 1795-1800
#6 22622 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#7 22683 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#8 22877 William Surman Eldersfield, Worcestershire ca. 1460
#9 23452 Thomas Sirmans North Carolina ca. 1750
#10 23830 Jehu Sermons North Carolina ca. 1795-1800
#11 24780 Jehu Sermons North Carolina ca. 1795-1800
#12 25644 Thomas Sirmans North Carolina ca. 1750
#13 27074 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#14 28077 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#15 29302 Edward Sermoner Virginia ca. 1648
#16 29708 Joseph Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1750
#17 29710 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#18 29980 Edward Sermoner Virginia ca. 1648
#19 30127 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#20 31239 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#21 31619 William Surmon Eldersfield, Worcestershire ca. 1460
#22 40525 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#23 48801 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#24 59743 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#25 60484 John Sirmon North Carolina ca. 1730
#26 77367 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#27 99144 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#28 174875 Edward Sirman North Carolina ca. 1730
#29 329105 Edward Sermoner Virginia ca. 1648
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S*rm*n Family Participants' Ancestor Descriptions
No. Kit # Ancestor
#1 20889 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son Daniel Taylor Sirmon.

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#2 20955 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina about 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia, and Edward's son Jonathan was on the 1790 U. S. Census for Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Edward died in Bulloch County, Georgia, in 1805. His son Jonathan eventually moved to Mississippi around 1811. Jonathan's son Josiah had a son William Buchanan. Descent through William Buchanan's son Lee Sirman.

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#3 21449 Richard Surman
Richard may have been born in Eldersfield, Worcestershire circa 1520. The first S*rm*n to be mentioned in the Court Rolls for Tredington, Gloucestershire was Richard in 1543 when he took over property previously occupied by the BICK family. He died in 1563 and in his Will mentions his brother William, cousins in Eldersfield (children of Walter who died in 1546) and his children Thomas, Elizabeth and John. Thomas c.1543-1621 was a husbandman/Yeoman in Tredington and had 11 children:- Thomas 1564, Ann 1565-1621, Elizabeth 1568, Thomas 1574-1647, Agnes d: 1574, Richard 1578-1579, Margaret d: 1582, John d: 1612, Margaret 1582-1637, Prudence ?-1639 and Joan. In his Will he also mentions John, Isabel and Joan Surman, children of his brother John.

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#4 21746 William Surmon
William Surmon of Eldersfield, Worcestershire. Will dated October 1542. In this he is described as William Surmon senior. He mentions his wife Jone, sons John & William and daughter Julian also grandaughter Margaret, daughter of his son John. Not mentioned were his other children named Florins and Joan. Earlier paperwork shows William Surmon a freeholder in Eldersfield in 1460.

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#5 22278 Jehu Sermons
Jehu Sermons was born in North Carolina and had a son, Matthew Augustus Sermons. Descent through Matthew Augustus Sermons' son Matthew Cornelius Sermons.

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#6 22622 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Eli had a son William Sermons who was born ca. 1800 in North Carolina. He had a son Elias Sermons who was born ca. 1824. Descent through Elias' son Henry Sermons who was born in 1856.

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#7 22683 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son Levi Sirmon.

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#8 22877 William Surmon
William Surmon of Eldersfield, Worcestershire. Will dated October 1542. In this he is described as William Surmon senior. He mentions his wife Jone, sons John & William and daughter Julian also grandaughter Margaret, daughter of his son John. Not mentioned were his other children named Florins and Joan.//Earlier paperwork shows William Surmon a freeholder in Eldersfield in 1460.

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#9 23452 Thomas Sirman
Thomas Sirman was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina. He had one known son named John who is now refered to as John the Younger to distinguish him from the older John shown above who is refered to as John the Elder. John had a son named Pernal Johnson Sirman b. 1801 in North Carolina. Pernal had a son named James Houston b. 1838. Descent through James Houston's son Emery McClinton Sirmans.

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#10 23830 Jehu Sermons
Jehu Sermons was born in North Carolina about 1795 and had a son Matthew Augustus Sermons born in 1824. Matthew's son William James Sermons was born in 1853 and his son William Augustus Sermons was born in 1880. Descent is through William Augustus Sermons.

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#11 24780 Jehu Sermons
Jehu Sermons was born in North Carolina about 1795 and married a second time to Elizabeth ? and they had a son Jehu Sermons born about 1868. Descent is through the son Jehu Sermons.

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#12 25644 Thomas Sirman
Thomas Sirman was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina. He had one known son named John who is now refered to as John the Younger to distinguish him from the older John shown above who is refered to as John the Elder. John had a son named Pernal Johnson Sirman b. 1801 in North Carolina. Pernal had a son named John McClendon b. 1840. Descent through John McClendon's son Oscar Hicks Sirmons.

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#13 27074 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son John Henning Sirmon.

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#14 28077 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina before 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia. Josiah had a son Abner 1793 who had a son Benjamin 1828. Benjamin had a son Benjamin Hill 1859 who had a son Benjamin Franklin Sirmons 1890. Descent through Benjamin Franklin Sirmons.

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#15 29302 Edward Sermoner
Edward was born about 1638 and arrived on the Eastern Shore of Virginia about 1648 before moving to Somerset County, Maryland, where he married Anne Frowin in 1664. Edward and Anne had four sons: Thomas [1663], Edward [1666-1668], Edward [1669], and Peter [1672]. Edward [1669] named one son Job, who was born around 1700. Job moved to Delaware, where he had eight known children, one of whom was named Louder [1737]. Louder named one of his sons Louder, Jr.[ca. 1770]. One of the sons of Louder, Jr. was named James R. Sirman [ca. 1811]. James had a son named Benjamin M. Sirman [1840]. Descent is through Benjamin's son William E. Sirman [b. 1877].

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#16 29708 Joseph Sirmon
Joseph Sirmon was possibly born in North Carolina where he first appears in North Carolina records with Edward Sirman. He possibly could be a brother or son of Edward. Joseph had a son Bryant Sirmon born in 1805. Bryant's son George Washington Sirmon was born 10 Mar 1851 in Louisiana. Descent is through George Washington's son James William Sirmon born 3 Jan 1880 in Texas.

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#17 20710 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina before 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia, and Edward's son Jonathan was on the 1790 U. S. Census for Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Edward died in Bulloch County, Georgia, in 1805. His son Jonathan eventually moved to Mississippi around 1811. Descent through Jonathan's son Peter.

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#18 29980 Edward Sermoner
Edward was born about 1638 and arrived on the Eastern Shore of Virginia about 1648 before moving to Somerset County, Maryland, where he married Anne Frowin in 1664. Edward and Anne had four sons: Thomas [1663], Edward [1666-1668], Edward [1669], and Peter [1672]. Edward [1669] named one son Job, who was born around 1700. Job moved to Delaware, where he had eight known children, one of whom was named Job [1749, this Job appears in the 1800 census as Job, Sr.]. This Job named one of his sons Job [ca. 1772, this Job appears in the 1800 census as Job, Jr.]. This Job named a son John Q. Sirman [ca. 1790]. John had a son named Job Sirman [1827]. Descent is through Job's son William John Sirman [b. 1864].

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#19 30127 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son Daniel Taylor Sirmon.

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#20 31239 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son John Henning Sirmon.

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#21 31619 William Surmon

William Surmon of Eldersfield, Worcestershire. Will dated October 1542. In this he is described as William Surmon senior. He mentions his wife Jone, sons John & William and daughter Julian also grandaughter Margaret, daughter of his son John. Not mentioned were his other children named Florins and Joan. Earlier paperwork shows William Surmon a freeholder in Eldersfield in 1460.

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#22 40525 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son Levi Sirmon.

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#23 48801 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina about 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia, and Edward's son Jonathan was on the 1790 U. S. Census for Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Edward died in Bulloch County, Georgia, in 1805. His son Jonathan eventually moved to Mississippi around 1811. Jonathan's son Josiah had a son William Buchanan. Descent through William Buchanan's son Lee Sirman.

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#24 59743 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina before 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia. Josiah had a son Benjamin 1792 who had a son David J. 1819. David J. had a son Josiah, III 1849 who had a son Walter Eustace Sirmans 1881. Descent through Walter Eustace Sirmans.

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#25 60484 John Sirmon
John was probably born in Maryland. He appears with Edward Sirman on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. According to his 1777 will which was made in Pitt County, North Carolina, he had the following children: Eunice Sirmon English, Nelly Sirmon Barber, Mary Sirmon Martin(?), Levy Sirmon, Eli Sirmon, and Betty Sirmon. Levi Sirmon served in the Revolutionary War and then moved on to Georgia. He had a son named Nathan Sirmon (b. 1786) who served in the War of 1812 and then about 1816 Nathan moved to Conecuh County, Alabama, where he died in 1850. Nathan had the following children: Levi Sirmon, John Henning Sirmon, Richard P. Sirmon, Daniel Taylor Sirmon, Martha Sirmon Mixon, Eleanor Sirmon, and Elizabeth Jane Sirmon Weaver. Descent through Nathan's son Daniel Taylor Sirmon.

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#26 77367 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina before 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia. Josiah had a son Abner 1793 who had a son James 1815. James had a son William 1844 who had a son James Sears Sirmans. Descent through James Sears Sirmans.

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#27 99144 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina about 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia, and Edward's son Jonathan was on the 1790 U. S. Census for Orangeburg District, South Carolina. Edward died in Bulloch County, Georgia, in 1805. His son Jonathan eventually moved to Mississippi around 1811. Jonathan had several sons move to Mississippi with him. Jonathan's son Josiah had a son Freeling Huysan. Descent through Huyson's son Jesse.

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#28 174875 Edward Sirman
Edward was probably born in Maryland about 1720-1730 before moving to North Carolina before 1750. He appears with John Sirmon on tax records for Hyde County, North Carolina, for the 1749-1752 period. By 1790 Edward and his son, Josiah, had moved to Effingham County, Georgia. Josiah had a son Jonathan 1800 who had a son Hardeman 1821. Hardeman had a son Lott 1856 who had a son Lewis N. Sirmans 1884. Descent through Lewis N. Sirmans.

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#29 329105 Edward Sermoner
Edward was born about 1638 and arrived on the Eastern Shore of Virginia about 1648 before moving to Somerset County, Maryland, where he married Anne Frowin in 1664. Edward and Anne had four sons: Thomas [1663], Edward [1666-1668], Edward [1669], and Peter [1672]. Edward [1669] named one son Job, who was born around 1700. Job moved to Delaware, where he had eight known children, one of whom was named Louder [1737]. Louder named one of his sons Levin [d. 1850]. One of the sons of Levin was named George W. Sirman [ca. 1817]. George W. had a son named George E. Sirman [1850]. Descent is through George E. Sirman's son Randolph Serman [b. 1887].

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