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1901 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Mary R. Herron letter to Larry R. Herrin on Sep 30, 1992.

!BURIAL: Letter from Mary R. Herron to Larry R. Herrin dated Sept 30, 1992.
(A. R. Dyche Cemetery). 		HERRON DELIA (I28127)
 
1902 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Nicholas County, Kentucky Vital Statistics

1859 Dec 13 Margaret Herron female alive Nicholas Co.
father - John Herron mother - Amanda Blount white
residence: Nicholas Co. 		HERRAN MARGARET J. (I25318)
 
1903 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pedigree chart of Goria Powell of Moscow, ID.

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski County, KY Division 1, Dwelling 92 Family 92.
Peter Ruark, 72, male, farmer, b. Maryland 		RUARK PETER (I24809)
 
1904 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pension Certificate #49464 fpr Rachel Herron, widow of Shadrach
Herron, lists William D. 16 years of age 11 Mar 1868. Also, "Evidence of Minor
Children's Dates & Places of Birth" Army Pension Case Affadavit dated 22 Feb
1867.

!MARRIAGE:
a) Laurel Co., KY MB BB, page 227 b) Laurel Co., KY MB I Sect. H
source a):
Herron, W. D. to Parsley, M. E. 12/19/1876 MB BB, page 227

source b):
Herron, William to Warren, Eveline 3/20/1881 MB I Sect. 		HERRON WILLIAM DAVID (I24638)
 
1905 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Premature. Died at birth. Lakewood Park Cemetery records. 		HEATON HOPE (I27599)
 
1906 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, 1 Jul 1870.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin Cem., 22 Nov
1920. 		HERRIN WILLIAM E. (I30284)
 
1907 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemtery Records, Vol. 1, page 120 lists birth as 21 Mar
1892.

!MARRIAGE: 1st) Rockcastle Co., KY MB 55, page 234.

!OCCUPATION: medical doctor

!CENSUS: 1920 Rockcastle Co. KY Dwelling 259 Family 266 Brown's Precinct Sht.
13B.

Herrin, O. L. head O F M W 26 M __ yes yes KY KY KY farmer
Lyda wife F W 25 M __ yes yes KY KY KY
Bernice dau F W 7 S yes yes yes KY KY KY

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemtery Records, Vol. 1, page 120 lists death as 13 Jul
1953 and buried in Section 35, 36 or 37 of Somerset Cemetery. 		Dr. HERRIN OPIE L. (I24575)
 
1908 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Rockcastle Co. KY Vital Statistics

1856 Apr 16th R. N. Vanhook male white Rockcastle Benjamin Vanhook
white Jane Reynolds

!CENSUS: a) The Pulaski Co., Kentucky 1900 Census shows his birth as APR 1857,
and his tombstone 1856.
b) 1920 Pulaski County Kentucky Census Dwelling 39 Family 41 Sht. 2B
living on Old London Rd. Grundy Precinct #24.

!MARRIAGE: Rockcastle County, KY Minister's Returns page 205.

..........................................................................
This is to certify, that on the 25 day of March 1886 the Rites of
Matrimony were legally solemnized by me between R.N. Vanhook and Nancy J.
Ping at Henry Todds in the County of Rockcastle in the presence of John
Owens and Eliza Todd. Signed, C. D. Burnett, M.Y.
..........................................................................

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski and Rockcastle Counties, KY

!CHURCH: Member #62 of Friendship Church of Christ in Rockcastle Co. KY on
October 30, 1875. Membership commenced on Sep. 4, 1875. Member #58 on list of
June 9, 1877.

!BURIAL: Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Records and photo of tombstone (on file
with L. Herrin)

Buried in White Lily Cemetery in Grade, KY beside his wife Nancy Jane Ping.

NOTES: Per Johnny B. Bullock on 1-26-90, the woods behind his house is called
Newt's Woods after Robert "Newt" Van Hook. There is a spring there called
Newt's Spring. Johnny told me that Van Hook, Kentucky was named after Newt Van
Hook. Larry Herrin 3-8-90. Herb Van Hook told me in 1992 that Van Hook, KY was
named after Samuel Monroe Van Hook. 		VAN HOOK ROBERT NEWTON (I25784)
 
1909 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Rockcastle Co., KY Vital Statistics

1855 Sep 8th Stephen A. Cash Male alive Skeggs Creek Stephen Cash
white res: Rockcastle Co. Rebecca Herin 		CASH STEPHEN ALLEN (I24476)
 
1910 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Rockcastle Co., KY Vital Statistics

1857 May 9th Stephen C. Herrin male white Brush Creek Shadrich Herrin
white res: Rockcastle Co. Elizabeth Bethurum

!MARRIAGE: Rockcastle County Marriages 1858-1900. MB 5, page 30 & Bk 48,page
53.

!CENSUS: 1920 Pulaski Co. Kentucky Dwelling 101 Family 101 Sht. 5B
Residence: Welburn Rd.

Herrin, S. C. head 0 F M W 62 M _ Yes Yes KY KY KY Farmer
Mary C.wife F W 58 M _ Yes Yes KY NC KY house

!DEATH: a) Kentucky Vital Statistics Vol. 21 Cert. 10076 4/5/1932
b) Somerset Undertaking Funeral Records compiled by Arbret Carter
(1994)

source a): Herrin, S. C. Pulaski Co.

source b):
dec'd S. C> Herrin d. 5 Apr 1932 b. 74 yrs.
burial Eubank married, resided and died in Eubank, KY.
parents: Shadrick Herrin/Elizie Bethurum
father and mother born in KY
farmer funeral 6 Apr 1932 at Eubank. Charge S.C. Herrin, Eubank, KY.

!BURIAL: Eubank Cemetery

S. C. Herrin 1857 1932 		HERRIN STEPHEN CASH (I24536)
 
1911 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Tombstone Inscription Jan. 24, 1838. (Picture of stone in files of
Larry Herrin).

!RESIDENCE: Rockcastle and Pulaski Counties, KY

!CENSUS:
The Pulaski Co., KY 1880 Census lists him as age 50 and born in KY. He was
living in the Woodstock district.
The 1900 Census lists him in Dist. 4, age 70, b. JAN 1830. He has son, d/l
and grandchildren living with him.

!BURIAL: Pulaski & Rockcastle Co., Ky Cemetery Books and Tombstone Inscription
Feb. 26, 1910 (on file with L. Herrin)

Buried in Friendship Cemetery on Hwy 461 on Left right over the county
line. 		VAN HOOK BENJAMINE FRANKLIN (I26054)
 
1912 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Tombstone Inscription at White Lily Cemetery. (1829-1913)

!LINEAGE:
There are two Matthew Barnes: 1) Married Hannah Jones in 1831, thus was
married too late for Ellen (1829), and 2) married Letty. Matthew and Letty
were born in 1790 & 1789, respectively, thus were old enough to parent Ellen;
as born out by the 1850 and 1860 Census.
Also, Family Group Record of Pamela Waddle Copenhaver Springfield, Il.

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., Ky

!CENSUS:
1850 Census shows Sarah as the daughter of Mathew and Lety (Litis?)
Barnes; age 21 and b. in Kentucky.
1870 Census shows Laura E.
1860 Pulaski County, KY Census for Somerset P.O. shows Ellen is 29.

!DEATH: Tombstone Inscription at White Lily Cemetery. (1829-1913). (Photo on
file with L. Herrin).

!BURIAL:
Stone is photograped and copied; located in White Lily Cemetery, near Grade,
KY. Stone says Laura Ellen as name. 1860 Census says Ellen, and marriage
records show Sara Elleander. 		BARNES LAURA ELLENDER (I26449)
 
1913 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: (1976) Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Records Vol. 1, page 322.

!MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Marriage Book I 1797-1850, page 19.

!DEATH: (1976) Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Records Vol. 1, page 322. 		COLLIER HANNAH (I24460)
 
1914 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: (1976) Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Records Vol. 1, page 322.

!MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Marriage Book I 1797-1850, page 19.

!TAX LIST: First appeared on the 1811 Pulaski Co., Ky Tax List next to Shade
Herrin. Listed as 21 or above.

!CENSUS: Pulaski Co., KY 1820.
1 male 26-45, 1 male 0-10, 1 female 45+, 3 females 0-10.

!DEATH: (1976) Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Records Vol. 1, page 322.

!BURIAL: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Pulaski Co., KY beside Hannah Collier Herrin
and another Hannah Herrin who died in 189?, age 43.

...............................................................................

CHURCH: Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church on Hwy 461 North of Hwy. 80
at Pulaski/Rockcastle County Line: (From Byrlene Bumgardner 1441 Maple Knoll Rd.
Somerset, KY 42501). (Johnny B. Bullock has the 1821 Book in his possession).

..........................................................................
NOV 1821 Membership List - Elijah Herrin
Isaac Herrin Hannah Herron

OCT 1828 Church gave a letter of dismissal to Isaac Herrin, wife and son.
(This is Isaac, the son of Isaac who married Hannah Elder.)

MAY 1834 Membership List - Isaac Herrin
William Herrin
Shadrack Herrin
Hannah Herrin
Rebecca Herrin
Hannah Herrin
Sary Herrin
Lida Herrin

AUG 24 1842 Membership List - William Herrin
Isaac Herrin
Shadrick Herrin
Hanah Herrin
Sarey Herrin (dead)
Lyda Herrin
..........................................................................

From church minutes:
..........................................................................
2nd Sat. in Feb. 1845 Difficulty between Bro. Isaac Herrin and John Colyer;
difficulty between Bro. William Herrin and John Colyer, "which was a flat
contradiction." Richard Colyer Clk.
2nd. Sat. in Mar. 1845 Help sent to seek an agreement between Isaac & Wm
Herrin and John Colyer.

Flatlick-Benjamin Vanhook
Micajay Sutton
Liberty -Cornelius Wilder
William A. Warren
John Kilbourn
David Warren
Freedom -Isam Owens
Colbert Hayes
Isaac Pain
Uriah Sutton

"William Herrin and John Colyer to have until the next meeting to settle their
dispute and if they do not they are both excluded."
2nd Sat. in Apr. 1845 Decision of the committee was to exclude William
Herrin and John Colyer (confirmed).
2nd Sat. in Aug. 1845 Reconsideration of the former case of William herrin
and John Colyer. "The church says she will not."

(Richard Colyer was the church clerk in all these, and William Herrin is Isaac
Herrin's son).
.......................................................................... 		HERRIN ISAAC (I24459)
 
1915 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy".

Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041.

!MARRIAGE: ibid

!DEATH: ibid 		REYNOLDS AARON (I26999)
 
1916 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy".

Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041.

!MARRIAGE: ibid 		REYNOLDS SARAH (SALLIE) (I27012)
 
1917 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy".

Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041. 		DAVIS MARTHA (I27011)
 
1918 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: 1850 Nicholas Co. Kentucky Census

!LINEAGE: "Biographical Sketches of Bourbon County, Kentucky", page 797.

Was born in Virginia in 1793 and moved to Bourbon County at an early age.
She was the mother of 11 children.

!CENSUS: 1860 Nicholas Co. KY Dust. #1 Buzzard Roost P. O. 12 Jun 1860 pg 31

222 223 Sarah Herrin 65 F W Farmer 600 300 Virginia
Mary Herrin 36 F W 400 300 Kentucky
Thomas Herrin 16 M W " (12) 		DOUGLAS SARAH (SALLY) (I25284)
 
1919 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: 1850 Rockcastle County, Ky Census, Southern Dist., page 170, 3 Sep 1850

!CENSUS: 1850 Rockcastle County, Ky Census, Southern Dist., page 170, 3 Sep 1850

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193 193 David Bethurum 65 M Farmer 1800 Pa
Margaret 65 F "
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		WINCAID SARAH MARGARET (PEGGY) (I24696)
 
1920 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: 1984 Mormon IGI lists Elizabeth as wife of Elijah and mother of
Sophia. 		BARNES SOPHIA (I26410)
 
1921 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: 1991 Morman Ancestral Files on CD-ROM.

!RESIDENCE: Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.

!LINEAGE: "Texas Society DAR Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors".

!RESIDENCE: Came to Jonesboro, Shanandoah Valley, TN in 1785. Lived at one
time in Rockbridge Co., VA, home of her father, Robert Young.

!DEATH: "In the Shadow of the Smokies", page 680, Smoky Mountain Historical
Society, Sevierville, TN.

John and Margaret Gilliland were the parents of Samuel Wear's second wife.
(Mary, born ca 1779), hence Elizabeth died before 1779 if the birth record
of Mary is correct. 		YOUNG ELIZABETH (I30520)
 
1922 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) "The Reynolds Family" Tillman (1959).
b) Burns, A.W. (1933). "Record of Pension Papers which were sent to
the United States Pension Department Washington, D.C. by Soldiers of
the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 & Indian War Who Lived in Barren,
County, Kentucky".
c) NSDAR #3757 Kattie Reynolds Taylor, Oct 6, 1893.

source c):
King William Co., Virginia 25 November, 1762.

!MILITARY: a) Tillman, S. F. (1959). "The Reynolds Family 1530-1959". Goetz Co.:
Washington, D. C.
b) "The Pension Roll of 1835 The Southern States". Vol. III
Genealogical Publishing: Baltimore, page 37.
c) Burns, A.W. (1933). "Record of Pension Papers which were sent to
the United States Pension Department Washington, D.C. by Soldiers
of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 & Indian War Who Lived in
Barren, County, Kentucky".

source b):
According to the records in the National Archives (3-15615), he served in
the Revolutionary War with the Virginia State Line.
NSDAR Vol. 4 Pg. 252 (1893-1894) DAR #3757

"Nathaniel Reynolds was a soldier in Captain Gafney's Company, Colonel
Tompkins' Regiment, who lived to receive a pension for his services."

According to pension records, Reynolds, Nathaniel, private Virginia Line
July 15, 1833; $46.25 Age 71. Barren County, KY.

source b)
Nathaniel Reynolds Barren County, Kentucky Private Virginia Militia
Placed on roll 28 Sept 1833 Pension commenced 4 March 1831 72 Years old

source c):
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Reynolds, Nathaniel
Virginia
S 15615
State of Kentucky
Barren County, Sct.
On this 15th day of July 1833, personally appeared in open court
before the Justices of the Barren County Court, now sitting, Nathaniel
Reynolds, a resident of the County of Barren and State of Kentucky, aged 71
years, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath make
the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the Act of
Congress, passed 7th June 1832.
That he entered the service of the U.S. in the __ day of 1781, in the
County of King William in the State of Virginia, the names of the officers
not recollected, that he was marched to Williamsburgh and that he served
there as a militiaman one month and that he received no written notice for
that tour of duty, that he again entered the service of the U.S. in the
County of King William, on the __ day of 1781, under Capt. Joseph Gogney
or Cafney whose company was attached to a regiment commanded by Cols.
Christopher Tompkins and Holt? Richardson was marched to Holt's Forge, New
Cent (Note: I suppose this means New Kent) Co., Va. to the Long Bridge St.
Peters Church and to Bacons Ornery? and that he served in this tour of
duty two months. That he again entered in the service of the U.S. in the
same county on the __ day of 1781 under Capt. John or Jack Qualls, his
Lieutenant named Wm. Boswill, that in that tour he was first marched to
Hanover County in the State of Va., thence to the Mobin? Hills and up the
country to the Alleghany Mountains in the retreat of Gen. LaFayette and
that his term of service at this time was four months and that he entered
the service each of the foregoing times as a militiaman and that he was
born in King William County, Va. on the 25th Nov. 1762 and that he has a
record of his age in a little book, kept by his father in his lifetime
and that he was called into the service in the County of King William,
Va., and that he was a Volunteer. He does not recollect the names of any
of the regular officers, excpet General LaFayette and that he received no
written discharge for any of his time of service and that he is acquainted
with James Bennett, Wm. Pickett, Thornton Settle in his present neighbor-
hood, who can testify to his character for varacity and that he removed
from King William County, in Va. to Henrico in the same state from Henrico
Co. to Barren Co., Ky. where he now lives and that there is no person now
living that is known to him by whom he can prove his services by and that
he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity except
the present and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the
agency of any state whatever.
Sworn to and subscribed the day, year aforesaid.
Nathaniel Reynolds
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!MARRIAGE:
"The Reynolds Family" (1959) DAR #3757 lists the following lineage:
Nathaniel Reynolds and Catherine Vernon, his wife
Dr. Admiral Reynolds and Sarah Freeman, his wife.
Rev. Thomas Reynolds and Mary Nichols, his wife
Dr. Dudley Sharpe Reynolds and Mary F. Keegan, his wife.

!RESIDENCE: King William Co., Va, Barren Co., Ky and Cincinnati, Oh.

!DEATH: a) Tillman (1959).
b) Burns, A.W. (1933). "Record of Pension Papers which were sent to
the United States Pension Department Washington, D.C. by Soldiers of
the Revolutionary War, War of 1812 & Indian War Who Lived in Barren,
County, Kentucky".
c) NSDAR Application #3757 Kattie Reynolds Taylor Oct 6, 1893.

source a):
Lists Nathaniel Reynolds as having died in Stephensburg, KY and lists his
death as after the application for a pension, 15 Jul 1833.

source b):
Lists Nathaniel Reynolds as having received a pension until 4 March 1839.
The Pension Records were transferred from Lexington, KY to Cinncinnati.

source c):
d. Adams Co., Ohio May 1844. 		Private REYNOLDS NATHANIEL (I27002)
 
1923 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) 1850 Rockcastle County, Ky Census, Southern Dist., page 170, 3 Sep
b) Bethurum Family Book by Loren C. Beougher, Raytown, Mo 10-14-1987

!MARRIAGE: a) Mormon 1984 IGI. David P. Bethurum m. Margaret Kincaid 07 Nov
1807 Somerset, Pulaski Co., Ky.
b) Pulaski County Kentucky Marriage Bond with consent note dated
November 7, 1807.

source b):
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Lic. This Shall be a Sufficient authority foryou to Issue licence to David
Bethurum to my Daughter Peggy given Under my hand & Seal this 2d, November
1807.
Test James Kincaid --SEAL--
John Kincaid
Joseph Kincaid
______________
Tothe Clerk of the
County of Pulaski
State of Kentucky
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Marriage Bond binds David Bethurum to Peggy Kincaid, bondsmen: David
Bethurum and John Kincaid, Will Fox, 7th Day of November 1807.
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!CENSUS: 1850 Rockcastle County, Ky Census, Southern Dist., page 170, 3 Sep 1850

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193 193 David Bethurum 65 M Farmer 1800 Pa
Margaret 65 F "
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!DEATH: Bethurum Family Book by Loren C. Beougher, Raytown, MO 10-14-1987 		BETHURUM DAVID PORTER SR. (I24695)
 
1924 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Burns, A. W. (1932). "Record of Deaths, Marriages and Births in
Laurel County, Kentucky". 1852-1862.
b) Pension Certificate #49464 fpr Rachel Herron, widow of Shadrach
Herron, lists Mahala E. 16 years of age 2 Sep 1874
c)"Evidence of Minor Children's Dates & Places of Birth" Army Pension
Case Affadavit dated 22 Feb 1867.

source a):
Herrin, Mahala 10-11-1859 Herrin, Shadarack father Adams, Rachael mother 		HERRIN MAHALA EVELINE (I24625)
 
1925 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Date 0f 1780-1784 calculated from the 1810, 1820, 1830
and 1840 Census. Born in North Carolina (from John Heron information; 1880
Pulaski County, Kentucky Census). ca 1784 birth date from the 1805 Tax List of
Pulaski Co., KY. In 1804 he is not listed, and in 1805 he is listed as male 21
or over. Since Shadrack consented for his marriage in March 1805, William turned
21 after March of 1805 which makes him born after March of 1784. This agrees
with the latest Census birth date of 1784, and the Shadrick Herin 1790 Census
age of 1 male under 16 (1790-16=1774 to 1790).
b) 1860 Kentucky Mortality Schedule

source b):
William "Herin" died in Laurel Co., KY in Apr 1860, age 73, born in North
Carolina.

!MARRIAGE: a) 1st: (14 Mar 1805) Pulaski County, Ky Marriage Book 1, page 15.
b) 2nd: (14 Feb 1835) Pulaski County, Ky Marriage Book 1, page 112, Minister's
Returns for Owen Atkins, MG.

source a):
..........................................................................
The foregoing list of marriages were returned to my office as Clerk of the
Pulaski County court by the Reverend Adam Burke and the same has been duly
recorded in my office Att Will Fox c of c
Henry Farmer and Nancy DeBord the 13 June 1805. Aaron Gainy and Polly
Humphries 7th of Nov 1804. Daniel Stogsdill and Henry Masey 23 of July
1804. Alexander Evans and Rachael Ashby 30th of July 1804. William Herrin
and Sally Evans 14th of March 1805. John Adair and Patsy Gavin 30th of
August 1804. The above marriages was celebrated and confirmed according to
law by
Richd Barrier
The foregoing list of marriages were returned in my office as Clerk of the
Pulaski County court by the Reverend Richd Barrier and the same has been
duly recorded in my office.
Att Will Fox c of c
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Know all men by their presents that we William hern & Daniel Stogsdill
are held and firmly bound unto Thurst. Greenup Esq. Govenor of the
commonwelath in the just & full sum of fifty pounds to which payment well
& truly to be made to the said govenor or his successors we bind ourselves
our heirs Exors & Admor firmly by them sealed with their seals & date this
13th day March 1805 The Condition of the above bound Obligation is such
that where as there is a marriage Shortly intended to be had Solemnized
between William Hern & Sally Evans both of the county of Pulaski if there
be lawful cause to obstruct the same then the above bound obligation to be
void other wise to remain in full force power & virtu
Signed Sealed & Delivered William Herrin
In presents of
C Price his
Daniel X Stogsdill
mark

13 March 1805 ????
..........................................................................
This I do Sorty by I Johnevens hase no oblig against William Herrin and
Sary Eves been loftily gind instae ofmaty mony Shadrak herrin gives his
con Sent also
Shadrak Herrin John Evenes
..........................................................................

source b):
..........................................................................
William Herrin to Sary Whitaker Feb. 14, 1833.
Returned to clerk's office 5 Aug 1833 Will Fox Guaranteed by Owen Adkins
M. J.
..........................................................................

!RESIDENCE: Rowan Co., NC, Clark, Montgomery, Pulaski and Laurel Counties, KY

!VOCATION: Farmer and wheelwright.

!COURT: a) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 2, page
b) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 4, page 68
c) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 2, part 3, page 134
d) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 5A, pages 10-11
e) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 3, page 385.
f) Pulaski County Kentucky Court Order Book 3, page 367B

source a):
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May Court 1811
At a county court held for Pulaski County at the Courthouse therof in the
Town of Somerset on Monday the twenty seventh day of May one thousand
eight hundred & eleven Present John Chesney, Hugh Logan, George Alcorn and
Francis Clare, Esquires.
--
The last will and Testament of Benjamin Stogsdale Deceased was proved
by the Oath of Benjamin Reynolds & William Herrin two of the Subscribing
Witnesses thereto to be the Last Will & Testament of the said Stogsdale,
and ordered to be Recorded; And on the motion of Sarah Herrin the Exec-
utrix named in the said Decedents Will a certificate is granted her for
obtaining a probate thereof as is due form she having first made oath
as required by law and Entered unto & Acknowledged Bond and in the penalty
of three hundred Pounds with William Alexander, William herrin, Junr, and
William Herrin Senr, her Securities conditioned as the law directs & It
is Ordered to be entered of Record that leave is given to Elijah Barnes
the other Executor to Join in the probate at any time hereafter he may
come forward & It is further ordered that John James Daniel McKinsey and
Jonathan Smith or any three of them who being first sworn do Inventory
& appraise the personal Estate and Slaves if any late the property of
said Decedents and that the Executors return a list thereof to Court
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source b):
George Randolph appointed surveyor of the Salt Works Road
Daniel F. James - between Floyds and Ranseys >> Stone house >>
Beginning at the widow Gibsons (not to include her) >> Daniel F. James >>
Hughes Mill >> Flatlick Creek to James Randolph, Sen. >> Buck Creek to
Thomas Prices (including him) >> William Herrin (so as to include him) >>
George Barclay.
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source c):
27 Sep 1813
5. William Herrin appeared before the Court and offered proof that James
Reece, deceased, had made an obligation to transfer a certain track of
land. After due deliberation, the Court ordered the land to be
transferred to William Herring and appointed John Newby, Elias
Poston and John Chesney to supervise the transfer.
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source d):
May Term 1835.
Jefferson Hargis appt surveyor of the Whitley Road in the room of Charles
Collyer from Pitman's Creek to Buck Creek ...
(Except John Brinson Jr. William Herrin, John Brinson Sr. John Herrin &
Shadrack Prices other place).
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source e):
December Term 1824
Ordered that John Reese be appointed surveyor for the Salt Works Road from
the top of the Ridge between Floyds and RAneys to the ____ on ____ of
George Randolph and he with the hands residing within the following bound-
ary do open and keep said Road in good repair according to law to wit
Beginning at the widow Gibsons so as not to include her thence to Daniel
F. James thence to Hughes Mill thence down Flatlick Creek to James Randols
Sen. thence down Buck Creek to Thomas Prices including them thence to John
Brinsons including him thence to William Herrins so as to include him
thence to the Beginny so as to include George Barclay.
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source f):
Ordered that Thomas Price be appointed Surveyor of the Road from Pitman's
Creek to Buck Creek on the ____ of Tho. Stephens, and that he with hands
_____ within the precinct herein after below mentioned, an _____ in good
repair according to law, to wit, Beginning at the Ford of Pitmans Creek
at John Langdons from thence a straight Corner to the head of Sugartree
Hollow from thence down the same to the south thence down Buck Creek to
the Whitley Road thence with the same to Pitmans Creek and up the same
to the Begg (except John Brinson, Wm Herrin, John Brinson, Senr, John
Herrin & Shaderick Price).
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!MILITARY: Military Settlement Book 7 #2 Col. Commandant William
Herrin 44th Regmt. of Ky Militia pay for the years 1829 and 1830. Signed
Josiah Evans, Paymaster.

This has to be William Herrin, h/o Sarah Evans because William Herrin, h/o Jane
Stephenson was dead by October 1830 per Marion County, In Deed.

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June 18, 1832
This day William Herrin Col. Commandant for the 44th Ridgmt K.M. I Josiah
Evans Paymaster for sd. Ridgmt. deltted the fines interest in sd. Ridgment
for the year 1829 & 1830 and and after deducting the Sheriffs delinquent
List from the assessment of said years and after deducting Sheriffs and
Paymasters com for Collecting & paying amt. there apears due on sd. years
the sum of $12.55 that sum together withe $31.75 which appears of bean in
the hands of sd. Josiah Evans Paymaster as afforesd. on the 18th day of
January 1828. as per Settlement made and recorded in Pulaski County Court
by Col. John Whiles then Col. to the said ridgment making in all $44.30
which sum that remains of $44.30 it appears has has been Drawn out of
P.J. Evans hands in the discharge of Claims against sd. Ridgment and there
is further Claimes against sd. Ridgment now lodged with sd. Josiah Evans
Paymaster aforesd. to the amt. of $50.20 & no funds to discharge them with
as follows, one in favor of E. J. Buchhanon adjutant & provost Martial for
the sum of $27.50 for duties rendered in 1824-5-6-7-8. The one other claim
in favor of E. J. Buchhanon for $13.50 for services and another claim in
favor of E. Buchhanon for $13.50 for service Rendered in 1829-1830 & 1831.
one in favor of Henry Sipple for $8.25 acredited $2.50 beig. credited on
sd. Claime.
Given under our hands This Day
Josiah Evans. P.M.
44th Ridgmt. K.M.
_________________
William Herrin
Col. Com 44th K.D.M.
The County Court held for Pulaski County at the E? Courthouse thereof in
the Town of Somerset on Monday the 18th day of June A.D. 1832. This
settlement between Josiah Evans Paymaster for the 44th Regiment, Kentucky
Militia and William Herrin Col. Commandant of Said Regiment, was Exhibited
to the Court & Ordered to be Recorded and the same is done accordingly.
Atts Will Fox Clk
..........................................................................

!CENSUS:
Rowan Co, NC 1790, Pulaski Co., Pulaski Co., Ky 1810, 1820, & 1830 and Laurel
Co., Ky 1840.

Also note that there were two William Herrins in Pulaski Co. in the 1810
Census, but only one in the 1820 Census. However, Jane Herrin (w/o William)
was in 1820 Census. William Herrin, along with Shadwick Herrin and Sarah Herrin
are listed in the 1797 Montgomery County, KY Tax List. William Herrin is
listed in the 1810, 1820 & 1830 Pulaski County, KY Census and the 1840 Laurel
County, Kentucky Census.
1790 Rowan County, NC Tax List Shadrick Herin listed with 1 male under 16
1797 Montgomery County, KY Tax List - Wm. Herring (no property listed)
1797 Montgomery County, KY Tax List - Shadwick Herring (no prop. listed)
1797 Montgomery County, KY Tax List - Sarah Herring (no prop. listed)
1800 Pulaski County, KY Tax List - Shadrack Herrin listed
1810 Pulaski County, KY Census - William Herrin Head of Household
1 male 0-10, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 26-45, 1 fem 0-10, 1 fem 16-26
1820 Pulaski County, KY Census - Wm. Herrin Head of Household
1 male 10-16, 1 male 26-45, 2 fem 0-10, 1 fem 10-16, 1 fem 26-45
1830 Pulaski County, KY Census - William Herrin Head of Household
2 males 5-10, 1 male 40-50, 1 fem 10-15, 1 fem 15-20, 1 fem 40-50
1840 Laurel County, KY Census - William Heran Head of Household
1 male 0-5, 2 males 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 fem 20-30, 1 fem 40-50

!DEEDS: a) Pulaski County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances (Grantees)
b) Pulaski County General Index to Real Estate Conveyances (Grantors)
c) Pulaski County, KY Deed Book 2, page 320.
d) Laurel County, KY Deed Book B, page 5.
e) Laurel County, KY Deed Book C, page 149
f) Laurel County Kentucky Deed Book C, page 150 dated 7 February 1846

source a): * p. 121 James Reese to William Hering 1804
source a): p. 121 George Lee (dec'd by Comm.) to William Herrin 1814
source b): * p. 171 William Herrin et al to Joel Hubble 1816
source b): p. 171 William Herrin to John Evans 1829
source a): p. 122 Josiah Evans to William Herrin 1829
source b): p. 171 William & Sarah Herrin to Singleton Earp 1829
source b): p. 172 William & Sarah Herrin to Fillop H. Earp 1829

* William Herrin , Sr. who was h/o Jane Stephenson Herrin.

source c):
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I James Rece have this day bargained and sold sertain tract or parcel of
Land lying in the County of Pulaski and state of Kentucky on the waters of
Flat Lick. Beginning at George Wilsons line thence [Description of tract].
... as it is was Shoon and mentioned to Thomas McGuire and John Evans &
the above mentioned James Rece do bind myself my heirs We to make William
Hering, or heirs or assigns soficient general warrantee deed against the
first day of October 1805, as witness by hand and seal this third day of
November 1804.
Atteste William Hill James Reese --- Seal ---
William Richardson
At a County Court held for Pulaski County on the 28th day of June 1813 The
within Bond was Exhibited to the Court for the purpose of having
Commissioners appointed agreeably to an act of the General Assembly and
proof made as required by said act of the consideration money being paid.
We and aafterwards, to wit, at the September Term of the Court aforesaid
the said Bond, was ordered to be recorded and ther same is done
accordingly.
Teste Will Fox Clk
..........................................................................

source d):
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Laurel County Kentucky ? February 1837 - Surveyed for William Herrin 200A
by order of the Laurel County Court at November Term 1834. Situate in
Laurel County on the waters of Woods Creek.
John S Miller | Jas McNeill SSC
William Taylor| Exc'd and Recorded
William Herrin Marker Jas McNeill SSC
..........................................................................

source e):
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9 Sep 1845 - William Herin to Shadrick Herrin, both of Laurel County for
$116 a parcel of land lying on Woods Creek in Laurel County containg 200A.
Same that was patented by William Herrin on 3 October 1838 and also being the plac e where the said William Herrin resides.
William Herrin -SEAL-
Sally Herrin -SEAL-
Certified by William H. Randall clerk of the County Court - deed produced
on 9 Sep 1845 and acknowledged by William Herrin. Sally Herrin apart from
her husband William Herrin declared that she willingly signed, sealed and
delivered.
W. H. Randall Clk
..........................................................................

source f):
..........................................................................
7 February 1846 - Shadrick Herrin to Augustus G. Moon, both of Laurel Co.
for $150 a parcel of land on White Oak and Woods Creek beginning near the
rock bridge on a branch of White Oak - containing 200A the same that was
patented to William Herrin on 3 Oct 1839.
Shadrick Herron -SEAL-
Certified by William H. Randall 7 February 1846.
W. H. Randall Clk
..........................................................................

!COURT: a) Pulaski County Kentucky Court 28 Jun 1813
b) Pulaski County Kentucky Court 27 Sep 1813

source a):
6. James Bobbitt & William Herring requested the Court to have
commissioners appointed to convey certain parcels of land that had been
promised by James Reece before his death and had been paid for by Bobbitt and
Herring. Continued until next Court.

source b):
5. William Herrin appeared before the Court and offered proof that James
Reece, deceased, had made an obligation to transfer him a certain track of
land. After due deliberation, the court ordered the land to be transferred
to William Herring and appointed John Newby, Elias Poston and John Chesney
to secure the transfer.

!LINEAGE: There exists two possible leads
for paternal identification:
1) Shadrick (Shadrick Herrin) (wife Rebecca)
2) William Herrin (wife Jane Stevenson)
Elimination of William Herrin (h/o Jane Stephenson) as ancestor:
It was assumed that William Herrin of Shopville, Pulaski Co. Ky may be
William S. Herring of Rockingham Co., Virginia. This cannot be the case because
William S. Herrin was the executor of his mother's, Elizabeth Stevenson
Herring's, will in Rockingham Co., VA in 1820, and William Herrin was well
settled in Pulaski County by 1800, he was bondsman of Sarah Herrin's and
Benjamin Stogsdill's marriage on 20 Jun 1800.
Therefore, I'll rule out any connection to the William S. Herrin
of Rockingham Co. VA. Information on Willam S. Herrin was found in "Settlers by
the Long Grey Trail" (Harrison, 1935). Further proof is that John Heron in the
1880 Pulaski Co., Ky Census lists his father from North Carolina and his mother
from Tennessee.

!VOCATION: Pulaski County, Ky Will Book 7ii page 934 Peter Ruark to Isaac Hayes
Heirs, mentions the first 68 acre tract beginning at "where William Herrin's
old shop stood." He was probably a wheelwright as was his son, John. Perhaps
Shopville was named for the existence of this shop?

!DEATH: a) Jackson, R. V. "Kentucky 1860 Mortality Schedule".
b) Laurel Co. KY U.S. Vital Statistics on microfilm at Frankfort, KY
KY Hist. Lib., page 1 line 28 (page 377 of state listing)

source a):
William Herm died in Laurel Co., KY in Apr 1860, age 73 of a fever. He
was a male born in North Carolina with no occupation listed.

source b):
William Herin 73 M [male] M [married] North Carolina [birthplace]
Apr [month of death] fever [cause] 15 [days sick] 		HERRIN WILLIAM (I24516)
 
1926 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize
Family when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with
L. Herrin).
b) Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 3 Nov 1846, disagreeing with the family bible which says Oct 1841.

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski Co., Ky Division 1 25 Aug 1850.

Dwelling 425 Family 425 Washington Hargis 41, M, Farmer, 300, b. Ky
Milley " 42, F, "
Richard Herrin 20, M, none, "
Sarah " 25, F, "
Washington " 10, M, "
Elisha " 8, F, "
Anna " 7, F, "

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cemetery Record Book Vol. 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin
Cemetery, 7 Aug 1882. 		HERRIN WASHINGTON (I30259)
 
1927 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize
family when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with
L. Herrin).
b) Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book Vol. 1, page 297, 23 Jul 1826, disagrees
with family bible.

!DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Cem. Book 1, page 297, Hargis-Herrin Cem., 27 Oct 1898. 		HERRIN SARAH (I30252)
 
1928 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Gene Clark's Pedigree Charts.
b) Pedigree chart of Goria Powell of Moscow, ID.

!MARRIAGE: Letter from Goria Powell of Moscow, ID to Larry Herrin rec. 1-25-93.

!RESIDENCE: Maryland, Caswell Co., NC and Pulaski Co., Ky.

!TAX LIST: (1972), "Montgomery County, Virginia Tax Lists A, B, & C for the
Year 1788".

1788 May 15 Timothy Roark 1 WM 16-21 0 slaves 8 horses Tax List A
1788 May 13 James Roark 0 0 1 Tax List A
1788 May 2 Timothy Roark 0 0 2 Tax List B

!MARRIAGE:
North Carolina Marriage Records show Timothy Roark married Elizabeth Gymon
03 SEP 1801, may be a later marriage. Bond # 0000141172. (Stokes Co.).

!DEATH: "Abstract of Wills of Pulaski County Kentucky" Vol. 1. page 3.
"Ruark, Timothy Name of wife not given; heirs Peter Ruark and Timothy. Also had
three daughters, names not given. Probated 9-27-1813. Executor: Timothy Ruork,
Witness: Clark, Stewart, John James and Clary James."

!DEED: Cook, M. L. & Cook, B. A. C. (1987). "Fincastle & Kentucky Co.,
Virginia-Kentucky Records and History", Vol. 1, Cook Publishing: Evansville,
In., page 228.

page 125. Timothy Roark, 110 acres, part of Loyal Company grant, on both sides
of Beaver Dam Fork, waters of Elk Creek, a branch of New River, beginning in
line of Dr. Walker's Survey and bounded by Roberts line. Dec. 12, 1774.

!COURT: Cook & Cook (1987), page 308 & 365.

March 3, 1774
Timothy Roark, v. Samuel Simpson, on petition. Suit being agreed. Case
dismissed.

Sep 9, 1773
Timothy Roark, v. Samuel Simpson, on petition. Defendant not appearing,
judgement awarded plaintiff for 2 pounds, 10 shillings, and costs.

!BURIAL:
His tombstone is on the old Gilliland farm, later owned by Lee Whitis and
Jessie Gilliland Whitis. It is called the Langdon Family Cemetery and it is
located just on the N.E. quadrant at the intersection of Old Hwy. 80 and
Mark-Welburn Rd. It is behind the barn in a cedar thicket. A photo of the
stone is on file.

!VOCATION:
Timothy Ruark came to Kentucky with the Loyal Land Company, the same
company which Dr. Thomas Walker was with. 		RUARK TIMOTHY (I24815)
 
1929 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Harris , M. H. (1977). "Old New Kent County Some Account of the
Planters, Plantations and Places in New Kent County Vol I". West
Point Virginia.
b) (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy", Sons of
the descendants of Colonial Clergy, page 655.
c) "The Virginia Genealogist", Oct-Dec, 1961, Vol. 5, No. 4, page 170
-171.

source b):
Elizabeth Mossom b. 21 Sep 1722 m. William Reynolds b. Surry Co., Va.

source c):
The first four children of David Mossom were born in England. Elizabeth
was born while the Mossoms were at St. Michael's Parish, Marblehead, Ma.
between 1718 and 1727.

!DEATH: Tombstone inscription handcopied by Larry Herrin 11-2-90 at St. Peter's
Parish Church, New Kent County, VA.

HERE
Lies interred the Body of
ELIZABETH, wife of Mr JOHN
REYNOLDS, of the City of Briftol
Marriner, & Daughter of the Revd
Mr DAVID MOSSOM Rector of this
Parifh, She Departed this Life
December the 24th 1754
Aged 30 years 		MOSSOM ELIZABETH (I26994)
 
1930 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Joseph Allen Herrin Family Bible (Photocopy in my files).
b) Pulaski Co. KY Vital Statistics for 1852.

b) Herrin, Lucinda f.-John Herrin m.-Eliz. M. Jackson

!DEATH: Joseph Allen Herrin Family Bible. 		HERRIN LUCINDA (I25063)
 
1931 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Keister (1953)."Van Hook and Allied Families".
b) Charles Hilton of Jefferson Co., KY had Person Co., NC as his
birthplace.
c) 1850 Rockcastle Co., KY Census lists Benjamin Van Hook, b. NC
d) Grave stone says d. 27 July 1854 age 86 (Brodhead, KY)
e) Benjamin Van Hook Family Bible gives the birth as Feb. 1771
f) 1880 Pulaski Co., KY Mortaility Schedule for Ben Vanhook

source f):
433 Vanhook, Ben 80 W VA VA VA May cancer of liver
(This is Benjamin, Jr.)

!MARRIAGE: Married Susannah Higgins Pulaski Co., KY Book 1 Page 24.

!RESIDENCE: Orange Co. NC, Washington Co., VA, Harrison Co. KY, Pulaski Co. KY
and Rockcastle Co., KY.

!MILITARY:
Benjamin and father, Samuel, were taken prisoner and marched to Detroit
where they were held prisoner for 4 years and 2 months. They later re-
turned to Kentucky.

!BURIAL:
Buried in Old Wilderness Benjamin Van Hook Cemetery near Brodhead, Kentucky. A
photograph of his monument is on file as well as photos of the old VanHook
Homestead. Information was taken from Fred VanHooks "The VanHook Family" of
Wilson County Tennessee.

"died 27 July 1854 age 86" on gravestone 		HIGGINS SUSANNAH (I27198)
 
1932 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Keister (1953)."Van Hook and Allied Families".
b) Charles Hilton of Jefferson Co., KY had Person Co., NC as his
birthplace.
c) 1850 Rockcastle Co., KY Census lists Benjamin Van Hook, b. NC
d) Grave stone says d. 27 July 1854 age 86 (Brodhead, KY)
e) Benjamin Van Hook Family Bible gives the birth as Feb. 1771
f) 1880 Pulaski Co., KY Mortaility Schedule for Ben Vanhook

source f):
433 Vanhook, Ben 80 W VA VA VA May cancer of liver
(This is Benjamin, Jr.)

!MARRIAGE: Married Susannah Higgins Pulaski Co., KY Book 1 Page 24.

!RESIDENCE: Orange Co. NC, Washington Co., VA, Harrison Co. KY, Pulaski Co. KY
and Rockcastle Co., KY.

!MILITARY:
Benjamin and father, Samuel, were taken prisoner and marched to Detroit
where they were held prisoner for 4 years and 2 months. They later re-
turned to Kentucky.

!BURIAL:
Buried in Old Wilderness Benjamin Van Hook Cemetery near Brodhead, Kentucky. A
photograph of his monument is on file as well as photos of the old VanHook
Homestead. Information was taken from Fred VanHooks "The VanHook Family" of
Wilson County Tennessee.

"died 27 July 1854 age 86" on gravestone 		VAN HOOK BENJAMIN (I27197)
 
1933 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Mormon Ancestral File (1987), "Descendants of John Chynn" shows a
Mary Chinn b. 1771 of Lancaster, Virginia as the daughter of Robert Chinn and
Elizabeth Belfield (from CD-ROM 24 Oct 1991).
b) Aker, M. B. (1952). "Bullocks of Virginia and Kentucky and their
Descendants", page 9.

source b):
Lewis Bullock married Mary Chinn b. April 27, 1774.

Need to prove this assume lineage. 		CHINN MARY (I30781)
 
1934 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Rockcastle County, Ky 1850 Census Dwelling 238, Family 238.
Shows Elizabeth Reynolds in the household of Jesse Reynolds as 52
years old b. Tennessee.
b) Rockcastle County, Ky Census Dwelling 55, Family 55 shows Elizabeth
as 69, b. Kentucky.

!LINEAGE:
Per taped interview with C. Fred VanHook on 27 JUL 1989, Jesse Reynolds' wife
was a Barnes; he could not remember her first name. He also indicated her
father was named Matthew Barnes.

!MARRIAGE:
Pulaski Co., Kentucky Marriage Records show Jesse Reynolds married Betsy
Burns. "The Reynolds Family 1530-1959" by Tillman, S. F. lists Jesse's wife as
Elizabeth _____.

16 April 1910, Pulaski County, KY "Marriage Records Pulaski County,
Kentucky 1797-1850", page 36.
(Certified Marriage Bond on file).

"Sir these are to certify that you are at liberty to grant Marage
Liencis to Mr. Jesse Runnels for my Daughter Betsy Barnes ___ given under my
hand the 14 of April 1810 ______________________________Elijah Barnes
Attest: Leonard Mckinzey"

!DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY 1880 Mortality Schedules

55 Reynolds, Elizabeth 91 W KY VA NC Jan none phthesic
Dist. #92 		BARNES ELIZABETH (I26429)
 
1935 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) The Pulaski Co., KY 1900 Census show him to be the son of Newton
VanHook and 8 years old; birthdate MAR 1892.
b) His son, Beau, said that his birthday was on March 18, 1892 (to
Larry Herrin on March 9, 1992).

!OCCUPATION: Farmer & schoolteacher

!CHURCH: Old Fashioned Missionary Baptist Church - member
Baptized at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church May 3, 1908.

!DEATH: Talked to mom by phone today (18 Jul 1992) and she told me that Evelyn
Vanhook had called and that uncle Fred died yesterday. 		VAN HOOK CHARLES FRED (I25789)
 
1936 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: a) Wulfeck, Dorothy Ford (1986). "Marriages of Some Virginia Residents
1607-1800". Vol II. Page M-70. (Says Massachusetts). However, b) Harris, M.H.
(1977). "Old New Kent County Some Account of the Planters, Plantations, and
Places in New Kent County Vol I". West Point, Va. says London, England. Also,
c) Anglican Church records of St. Katherine's Rector Book, London, England.
d) (1976) "Pedigrees of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy", page 655.

source d):
Mossom, Rev. David, b. Greenwich, Kent, England 25 Mar 1690, son of Thomas
Mossom; matric St. John's Coll., Cam. 1705; admitted sigar, St. John's
Coll. 5 Jun 1705; ord. London, England, 8 Jun 1718; sett. as Rector at
Marblehead (St. Michael's Chr.) 1718-1727; Rector, St. Peter's Parish,
New Kent, Virginia 1727-1767; performed the marriage service of George
and Martha (Custis) Washington; Epis.; d. St. Peter's Parish 4 Jan 1767,
a. 77.

!CHRISTEN: e) 1988 London England Mormon IGI, page 97,319.

Mossum, David parents: Thomas Mossum/Margrett M C 02APR1690 London,
St. Katherine by the Tower

!EDUCATION: St. John's, Cambridge, England.

!CHURCH: Ordained a priest of the Church of England in 1718.
Society of the Propagation of the Gospel
rector at St. Michael's Church, Marblehead, Massachusetts (9 years)
Queen Anne's Chapel in Newburyport, Massachusetts (during vacancies)
rector of St. Peter's in New Kent County, Virginia (1727 til death)
supply minister at Curles Church, Henrico Parish, Virginia (1735)
married George Washington and Martha Custis on 6 January 1759

!IMMIGRATION: Received the King's Bounty for Virginia on August 18, 1718.

!MARRIAGE: Source C) 1988 Mormon IGI London, England
Mossom, David married: Elizabeth Oldham 04FEB1712 Westminster, St.
Martin in the Fields

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This from Source A):
"David Mossom, Minister,, b. 1690; d. 1767; came to Mass. in 1718; preaching in
Henrico Parish, Virginia in 1735; m. (1) Elizabeth -----, d. 28 Jan., 1737, St.
Peter's Parish; m. (2) Mary ----- Claiborne, d. 1745, widow of Henry Claiborne;
m. (3) 1755, Elizabeth (Soane) Marston, b. 1704; d. 2 April 1759, age 55, widow
of Benskin Marston and daughter of Henry Soane. Tombstone of Elizabeth Mossom;
Charles City Co. Records; 5W(1)67; 19W(1)139; Va. Gen. V:171."
Same reference. Page R-35.
"Reynolds, William, Capt. m. Elizabeth Mossom, b. 1722, dau. of Rev. David.
5W(1)67,81."
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!CHURCH:
Genealogies of Some Virginia Families" (1981). Vol. II. Page 223. Genealogical
Publishing: Baltimore.

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"Rev. David Mossom of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, Virginia, was missionary of
the S.P.G. at Marblehead, Mass. from 1718 to 1726, when he resigned, and came
to Virginia, taking charge of St. Peter's in 1727."
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!CHURCH:
Meade. "Old Church Ministries and Families of Virginia". Vol I & II.
Genealogical Publishing: Baltimore.

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Page 386 Vol I.
"Rev. David Mossom pastored St. Peter's Church for forty years from 1727. "He
was the person who officiated at the nuptials of General George Washington, at
the White House, a few miles from St. Peter's Church." Rev. Devereux Jarratt
was born and trained under David Mossom. He came from Newburyport, Mass., and
was the first native American admitted to the office of Presbyter in the Church
of England."
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Page 429 Vol. I.
"Address to the Burgesses" from five Episcopal Clergymen, in and around Hanover
Co. Virginia, requesting that Episcopalians who were teaching Presbyterian
Doctrine to be driven from the "true church". Signed by D. Massom.

!DEATH:
Page 460 Vol. II.

"The Rev. David Massom's Epitaph on his Tombstone, at St. Peter's Church, New
Kent, Virginia".

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M. S.
Reverendus David Mossom prope Jacet,
Collegii St. Joannis Cantabrigiae olim Alumnus,
Hujus Parochiae Rector Annos Quadrajinta.
Omnibus Ecclesiae Anglicanae Presbyteriis
Inter Americanos Ordine Presbyteratus Primus;
Literatura Paucis Secondus.
Qui tandem Senio et Moerore confectus
Ex variis rebus arduis quas inhac vita perpessus est,
Mortisq: in dies memor, ideo virens et valens,
Sibi hune sepulturae locum posuit et elegit,
Ux oribus Elizabetha et Maria quidem juxta sepultis
Ubi requiescat, donec resuseitatus ad ritam Eternam
Per Jesum Christum Salvatorem nostrum.
Qualis erat, indicant illi quibus bene notus
Superstiles.
Non hoc sepulchrale saxum
Londoni Natus 25 Martii 1690
Obiit 21 Jan 1767
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An inscription, placed in 1959, in the church graveyard in memory of Revd
Mossom (it is located next to the grave of Francis Chamberlayne): It was
copied directly from the monument by Larry Herrin 2 November 1990 and the
church is located in the country near Talleyville, New Kent County, Virginia.
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The following is a translation
of the Latin inscription on the tombstone
of the Reverend David Mossom.
This tombstone, now partially destroyed,
is located in the northeast corner
of the inside wall of this church.
The inscription indicates that
the Reverend David Mossom
is buried beneath the Church chancel.

"The Reverend David Mossom lies nearby.
He was an alumnus of the college of St. John, Cambridge.
He was the rector of this parish for forty years.
Of all the Presbyters of the Anglican Church
he was the foremost among the American Presbyters.
He was second to few in letters,
who was overtaken by sadness and the decay of old age
and the trials and tribulations which beset this life,
he died and was buried near his wives Elizabeth and Mary,
having while mindful of death in his days of health and vigor,
elected and set this place of burial
where may he find rest until resurrected to eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Saviour.
Those survivors to whom he was well known
testify to what he was, not this sepulchre stone.
Born at London 25 March 1690
Died 4 January 1767."

The Reverend David Mossom baptized
Martha Washington (nee Dandridge).
He officiated at her marriage to
Daniel Parke Custis in June, 1749;
later, he officiated at her marriage
to George Washington, January 6, 1759.
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!NOTE:
Rev. Devereux Jarratt was quoted as saying that Old Man Mossom was boring, that
he so seldom took his eyes off his notes, you would think he was preaching to
the cushions instead of the people.

"His niche in the History of our Country has been awarded him because he was
the Minister who officiated at the wedding of George Washington and Martha
Dandridge Custis on January 6, 1759, in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County"
(Harris (1977).

Mossom was married four times: Harris (1977).
1) Elizabeth d. Jan 28, 1738
2) Mary Major Claiborne wd. of Henry Claiborne d. Nov 23, 1745
3) Elizabeth Soane Marston wd. of Benskin Marston Apr 2, 1759
4) prob. the wd. of Richard Meaux

Cognets, Jr., Louis des (1958). "English Duplicates of Lost Virginia Records".
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Page 49
New Kent

Acres 97326
Tithables 1364
Sheriff Wm. Kenney
Coroners John Scot, Rich'd Richardson
Burgesses Rich'd Richardson, John Bacon
Justices of the Peaces John Scott, John Sclater, Charles Lewis
William Macon, Nich: Aldersey, William
Kenney, Rich'd Richardson, Thomas Bray,
Ebenezer Adams, Thomas Massie, Quorem.
Morris, Joseph Yales, Robert Lewis, John
Otey, Charles Massie, Wm. McKain.
County Clerk John Thornton
Parishes Blisland, St. Peters
Ministers Daniel Taylor, Mr. Mossum
Surveyor John Syme
County Lts. John Carter, Esq.
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Page 168

"The Quit Rent Roll of New Kent County 1704

Moxon, William 100 Acres (Relative to David Mossom?)
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!NOTE: Harris (1977) Sale Bill from the Virginia Gazette

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The Virginia Gazette August 18, 1767
To be Sold pursuant to the last Will and Testament of the Reverend Mr. David
Mossom, deceased.
The Tract of Land and plantation whereon he lately lived, containing about 240
acres of rich high land with a quantity of valuable sunken grounds, very
conveniently situated on Pamunkey River, in New Kent County. There is on the
said land a tolerable good dwelling house, there rooms below, and three above
with four fireplaces, A good kitchen and Dairy, with all other convenient
outhouses; also about 20 acres of good natural meadow, a good fish landing, and
several creeks and marshes, abounding with the best of wild fowl in their
season. The plantation is in good order for cropping, and may be entered on at
Christmas next.
George Webb, William Clayton, Lewis Webb
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!NOTE: (1881). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register". Documents
Concerning Philip English. (From Massachusetts State Archives, vol. xi).

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The petn to Hon. Lieut. Gov. Dummer of Mass. Bay, David Mossom Clerk,
Minister of the Church of England in Marblehead in behalf of Philip English
humbly showeth,
That the said Philip English having as frequently as he could from the
first erecting the church at Marblehead resorted to the Public Worship of God
at the said Church of which sufficient prof has been made to me by the
testimony of many Persons before I had the Charge of said Church and from my
becoming Minister thereof for more than six years past, upon my own knowledge
do declare that he the said Philip English has (during the sumer season
especially) frequently come to church . . . . and the Reasons of his not coming
so constantly as his Inclinations led him was the utter impossibility of
getting over the ferry on the Lord's day, notwithstanding which he the said
Philip English was three weeks since committed Prisoner to his Majtys Goal in
Salem, and is to this day there closely confined for non payment of an
assessment made for the support of the minister thereof, and of myself I would
further observe to your honour that the Collectors having not exacted this Rate
of him for five years past, no probable Reason can be assigned for their
surceasing it but the assumption that he did belong to the Church at
Marblehead, &c. &c.
Boston, Feb. 11, 1724.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		Rev. MOSSOM DAVID (I27003)
 
1937 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Aft 1782 based on Pulaski County, KY Vital Statistics for the death
of Christpher Clonch, her older brother. Christopher was 75 years old when
he died on 9 Jun 1857 = 1782. His birth place is listed as Virginia.

!MARRIAGE: Kentucky Marriage Records show Robert Gilliland married Peggy
Claunch 29 JUL 1796 in Lincoln Co., KY from Mormon IGI Records of Kentucky.
Peggy Gilliland married Samuel Van Hook in 1812, Book 1 Page 42.

!RESIDENCE: Virginia and Pulaski Co., KY

!DEATH: Letter from Lyman C. Allen to Larry Herrin dated 30 March 1990 shows
Peggy dying in the fall of 1812. William Claunch, her brother, was appointed
guardian of James H. Gilliland, Abel Gilliland and Christopher Gilliland,
"orphans of Robert Gilliland, dec'd." 		CLAUNCH MARGARET (PEGGY) (I27914)
 
1938 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Age is estimated by the marriage consent; she was under 18 at the time
of marriage. 1825-17=1808 or after. In the 1810 census she is 0-10. In the
1820 Census of William Herrin, she is listed as 10-16 (1804-1810); thus still
in agreement.

!MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Marriage Book I; page 67.
Erp, Singleton to Herrin, Rebecca 12-13-1825 by William Herrin, her
father. Surety: Jno Herrin. Consent William Herrin Wit. Philip Erp.
(Certified copy on file; Larry Herrin).

..........................................................................
Know all men by these presents that we Singleton Erp & John Herrin are
held firmly bound unto the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the just & full sum
of L50 the payment of which well and truly to be made the sd Commonth We
bind Ourselves Our heirs Exers & Admons Jointly Severally and firmly by
these presents Sealed with Our seals and Dated this 13th day of December
AD 1825.
The Condition of the above Obligation is such that whereas there is a
marriage shortly intended to be had and solemnized between the above bound
Singleton Erp ________ and Rebecah Herrin ______ both of Pulaski County
here if there should be no lawful cause to Obstruct the same, then the
above Obligation to be void Else to remain in full force power virtue &
Effect his
Singleton X Erp
Ackd Will Fox CC mark
his
John X Herrin
..........................................................................
December the 13th 1825
Mr. William Fox Clark of the Circut Cort of pulaski County you are here by
auther Rised to give Singleton Erp and Rebecah Herrin Lawful Licenes to
jinethem in the holey Steof mattremoney this from under my hand to you
test William Herrin
phllop H. Earp
John Herrin
..........................................................................

!LINEAGE: Edwards, J. W. (1990). "Earp Family Genealogy", at Pulaski County,
Kentucky Historical Library

Lists Singleton, Rebecca and children with ages and marriages if
available. 		HERRIN REBECCA (I24610)
 
1939 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Assumed to be John Evans daughter since he was surety on Marriage Bond.

!MARRIAGE: "Pulaski County Kentucky Marriage Record Book 17979-1850)".
(Certified copy on file).

!LINEAGE: Family Bible of "Aunt Florence" of Muriel Herring of Texas 		EVANS MARY (POLLY) (I25182)
 
1940 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Ca. 1740 based on daughter, Nancy's birth of ca. 1760.

!MILITARY: "The following signers in Culpepper County legislative petitions in
the 1770's on record in the Virginia State Library are presumed to be
minutemen". John Ping was on the list.

"A list of Classes in Culpepper Co. for Jan. 1781 - for recruiting this States'
quota of Troops to serve in the Continental Army". John Ping named "64 on this
list though no record can be found of his serving in the army.

!RESIDENCE: Culpepper Co., Va. prior to 1787, Kentucky afterwards, maybe 1781.
Lived on Cedar Creek, a tributary of Buck Creek (1792). On Jun 1799 a survey
was made for him on Buck Creek.

!TAX LIST: 1787 Lincoln Co., Ky Tax List; John Ping, Jr. & John Ping, Jr.

!DEATH: Last record of him living is 1823 exemption from the Pulaski Co., Ky
Tax. 		PING JOHN SR. (I26942)
 
1941 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Cert. # 618.406 Act of June 27, '90 dated May 4, 1898

Wife Mary A Herrin (Maiden name) Mary A. Williams married 14 Dec 1871
Calloway Co. Mo by T. J. Ferguson J. P. one son George Lemuel born Jan
2nd, 1879

!RESIDENCE: Calloway Co., MO 		HERRIN GEORGE LEMUEL (LEM) (I25034)
 
1942 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Death notice in Pulaski County, KY Vital Statistics.

!DEATH: Pulaski County Kentucky Vital Statistics show Jeremiah Randolph died
May 27, 1874 at 85 years of age. His parents are listed as J. and Polly
Randolph. His birth is listed as Virginia. 		RANDOLPH NIMROD (I24802)
 
1943 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Dr. Mary L. Gilliland of Los Angeles, CA.
b. 1745 d. 1795 Jefferson Co., TN m. Elizabeth Young

!LINEAGE: "Texas Society DAR Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors".

Gilliland, John, b. ca. 1725 in Virginia; will dated March 24, 1795, Jefferson
County, Tennessee; married circa 1773 to Elizabeth Young who was born circa
1752 in Pennsylvania; died after spring, 1795.
Service: Soldier at the Battle of Kings Mountain, also a Delegate to the State
of Franklin. He was a faithful friend of Col. Sevier. Ref.: "The History of the
Lost State of Franklin", by Williams. We find John Gilliland listed as a
delegate, p. 96, vo.____, pp. 59-61 and 174-236 by "Kings Mountain Men", by
K.K. White. Served in North Carolina.
Children: 1. Robert
2. John
3. James
4. Priscilla
5. Mary, married Samuel Wear
6. Abel
7. Harvey
8. Isaac
9. Eli, born 1784, married Kaziah Haynie
10. Johan
11. daughter, married ________ Welch

!MILITARY: a) Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Soldiers of Fincastle County Virginia
1774", page 47.
b) Bates, L.W. (1974). "Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the
American Revolution Buried in Tennessee", page 157.

source a):
Capt. Robert Doak's Company
Jno. Gillihan 3 days 0p:4s:6d
Jno. Gullion 3 days 0p:4s:6d
source b):
Gilleland, John (b c 1725/d p. 3-24-1795) Served under Sevier - wounded
and pensioned - 1782 living at the mouth of Pigeon River. Was in State of
Franklin. C S Sold. NC, buried Old Salem (2) Washington Co., Unmarked. m.
Elizabeth Young, dau. of Robert & Mary Young.

!RESIDENCE: Came to Jonesboro, Shanandoah Valley, TN in 1785. Lived at one
time in Rockbridge Co., VA, home of his f-i-l Robert Young.

!POLITICAL: a) Ray, Worth S. (1960). "Tennessee Cousins". Genealogical
Publishing: Baltimore.
b) Williams, S.C. (1933). "History of the Lost State of Franklin",
Press of the Pioneers: New York.
c) Howell, R.B. (1956). "The Committees of Safety of Westmoreland
and Fincastle", page 82 & 95, Virginia State Library: Richmond

source a):
John Gilliland was the Constable of the first Washington County, North
Carolina Court (after the Wautauga Settlement in Tennessee), February 23, 1778.

page 100. John Gilliland was a member of the first Grand Jury of Jefferson
County, Tennessee in 1792. All the Grand Jury Members had historical
significance in the founding of Tennessee.

page 159. John Gilliland an Early Settler in Cocke County
John Gilliland was one of the early settlers near the mouth of Big Pigeon was
John Gilliland, who made a crop of corn on his land in 1783, and a year or two
later brought his large family to the place, where he continued to live until
the time of his death about 1788-9. He left a large family of children,
including eight who were sons. He took an active part in the organization of
the State of Franklin and was a member of the convention of 1785 who wrote the
Constitution of the new State. John Gilliland donated fifty acres of land for
the first county seat of Cocke County. It was called Newport. The commissioners
appointed to locate it and superintend the erection of the county buildings
were: Henry Reagan, William Job, John Coffee, Peter Fine, John Keeney, Reps
Jones, John McLaughlin.

source b):
The only record extant of the members who composed this convention is that
shown by a protest against this action signed by nineteen of the delegates:
David Campbell, Samuel Houston, John Tipton, John Ward, Robert Love, William
Cox, David Craig, James Montgomery, John Strain, Robert Allison, David Looney,
John Blair, James White, Samuel Newell, John Gilliland, James Stuart, George
Maxwell, Joseph Tipton, and Peter Parkinson.

source c):
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page 82
February 23, 1776
At a meeting of the Committee at Mr. James McGavocks.
"Resolved that John Gillihan, ought to be pd. Three pound(s) for carrying
Lead from the Lead mines of New River to Fort Pendleton, Exclusive of Ten
shillings deducted for 30 lb. Lead lost."

page 95
June 11, 1776
At a meeting of the Committee for Fincastle County held at Fort Chiswell
June 11, 1776.
"Ordered that Capt. Shelby pay five pounds for the 300 w. of Lead sold him
and his Brother Cap. John Shelby belonging to this Committee, and the pay
for the carriage is to Lie over untill it is Known whether or no the Com-
mittee of safety pays Gillihan for the Carraige from the mines to Holston,
which money the sd. Cap. Shelbie pd. William Preston in part of the money
he advanced to Hatfield for powder for this County the above Lead had been
Borrowed from Ephraim Dunlap.
The Committee Adjd.
Wm. Preston Chairman"
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!DEATH: a) "Robert Young, Sr., Patriot and Pioneer", page 70.
b) "Will of John Gilliland, Jefferson Co., TN, Will Book I 1792-1810, pp
1 & 2:
c) "In the Shadow of the Smokies", page 680, Smoky Mountain Historical
Society, Sevierville, TN.

source b):
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In the name of God Amen I John Gilliland of the County of Jefferson
territory of the United States South the river Ohio being sick and weak in
body but of sound mind and memory and knowing it is appointed for all men
once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament, that is
principally and first of all I assign my soul into the hands of Almighty
God who gave it to me and my body I recommend to the earth to be burried
at the discretion of my executors nothing doubting but at the great day
of Judgement when the secrets of all hearts shall be revealed I shall re-
ceive the same again by the mighty power of God, and my worldly estate I
give and dispose of the same in the following manner and form.
Imp. I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Elizabeth Gilliland all and
every part of my household furniture also one equal third part of my
stock, also one third part of the rent after my debts are paid to be at
her disposal during her natural life for the supporting and tuition of
those that are of nonage, but at the day of her death to dispose to the
Legatees as she shall see cause. Imp. I give and bequeath unto my son
Robert sixty pounds out of the revenue at the end of three years after the
end of the lease to be in property at the judgement of two men. Imp. I
give and bequeath unto my son John the island at the upper end of the pre-
mises and as much of the back land adjoining as will make it an equal
allotment with the rest of the Legatees to enter into possession of the
at the end of the lease provided he pays in proportion to the Legatees
if any die.

Imp. I give and bequeath unto my son James all my wearing apparel over
and above his equal proportion with the Rest of the Legatees.

Imp. I give and bequeath unto my daughter Priscilla, my son James, my
daughter Mary, my son Able, my son Harvey, my son Isaac, my son Eli, my
son Josiah all and every portion of land to be equally divided amongst
the above mentioned Legatees my son Robert Gilliland excepted to be laid
out in equal lotts in quality and quantity by two or three disinterested
persons to be nominated by Joseph Hamilton and John McNabb or John
Gilliland, Junr or any two of them the Legatees to draw lotts out - in
their equal portions and that Executors hereafter mentioned to make deeds
to the Legatees.

Imp. And it is my will and desire that my Grandson John Welch shall have
one hundred Dollars expended in education provided he lives with the
family until of age or at such place as the Executors shall chuse. Also,
it is my will that the different deed or deeds be made to the Legatees
above mentioned on or before the end of the lease.

I hereby make and ordain my worthy friends Joseph Hamilton and John
Gilliland Executors of this my last will and testament. In witness
whereof I the said John Gilliland have to this will and testament set
my hand and seal this 24th day of March 1795. Signed sealed published and
declared by the said John Gilliland the testator as his last will and
testamnent in the presence of us who were present at the signing and
sealing thereof.

Jos. Robinson John Gilliland (Seal)
John McNabb
John Netherton

Jefferson County Minutes, Book 1, p 77 - Probate John Gilliland, Sr. May
Session [1799] Proven by John McNabb and John Netherton subscribing
witnesses. Joseph Hamilton one of the excutors was qualified.
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source b):
Fort Wear Cemetery - John Gilliland (no dates)
Margaret Gilliland died 1820

(From "The Reminescences and Autobiography of John Wilkinson"):
John and Margaret Gilliland were the parents of Samuel Wear's second wife.
John was killed by Indians about 1790 and was buried at Fort Wear
Cemetery. Margaret, his wife, moved to South Alabama. Many years later
she returned to East Tennessee to visit her daughter, Col. Wear's widow.
Within eight miles of her daughter's home, she became very ill and died.
One of her last wishes was to be buried beside her husband in the Wear
Cemetery. In the years since John Gilliland's death, there had been many
burials in the cemetery and no one was alive who could recall which grave
was his. Finally, Frank, the old slave who had accompanied the Wear
family into the wilderness, and who had helped construct the fort and
house, "bethought himself" of a large tree which stood near the John
Gilliland grave. Thus Margaret Gilliland was laid to rest beside her husband afte r a lapse of many years.

!TAX LIST: Lister, B & B (1973). "Index to Early Tennessee Tax Lists", page 75.

Gillihand, Jno Greene County - 1783

!NOTE: Sevier, C. B. & Madden, N. S. (1961). "Sevier Family History".
Washington, D.C. page 349.

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Valentine Sevier and John Gilliland entered 1000 acres of land in Greene
County on the southeast side of Cumberland (River) along a branch that
falls into the north side of Tennessee River near Chickamauga towns
including a lead mine discovered by said John Gilliland, according to John
Armstrong's Warrant Book, entry 495, dated Oct. 27, 1783, warrant issued
June 25, 1784.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 		Soldier GILLILAND JOHN III (I30519)
 
1944 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Louella Cundiff
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski Co., Ky Division 1 25 Aug 1850.

Dwelling 425 Family 425 Washington Hargis 41, M, Farmer, 300, b. Ky
Milley " 42, F, "
Richard Herrin 20, M, none, "
Sarah " 25, F, "
Washington " 10, M, "
Elisha " 8, F, "
Anna " 7, F, "

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!DEATH: Request for Military Records for Richard Herrin by Fae Stogsdill says
he died in the Civil War someplace between 1861 & 1865. 		HERRIN JOHN RICHARD (I27918)
 
1945 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski County, Ky Division 1, Dwelling 175, Family 175. 15 Aug.
1850.
Daniel Herrin 30, M, Farmer, b. Ky
Polly " 25, F, b. Ky
George " 7, M, b. Ky
Nancy " 4, F, b. Ky
Edward " 12, M, b. Ky
Alford " 10, M. b. Ky

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. Also FGS of Helen Stogsdill Sears and Mary Jane
Stogsdill, gr-daus. of Daniel. 		HERRIN DANIEL (I26337)
 
1946 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA.

!DEATH: "Vital Statistics of Pulaski County, KY".

Alford Herrin died 30 Mar. 1853 age 13 male b. Buck Creek
died: Buck Creek, parents: Edward Herrin. 		HERRIN ALFRED (I30258)
 
1947 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. 		HERRIN EDWARD (I30257)
 
1948 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!LINEAGE: Family Data Sheet provided by Marjorie Smith Brokaw 602 East
Buchanan St. Winterset, IA. 		HERRIN DAUGHTER (I30254)
 
1949 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: Edward Herrin Family Bible in the possession of the Robert Mize family
when it was photocopied. (A copy of 2 pages of the Bible is on file with L.
Herrin).

!RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., Ky and Monroe Co., Indiana

!CENSUS: 1850 Monroe Co., Indiana Dist. #74 (23 Sep 1850), sht. 246

366 366 William Stogsdell 40 M Farmer 1000 Ky
Elizabeth 28 F Tn
Milly 19 F In
Catharine 15 F " Nancy 1 0 F "
David 7 M "
Rachael 5 F "
Sophia 3 F "
Riley 9/12 M "
Thomas Heron 18 M Ky 		HERRIN THOMAS (I30255)
 
1950 Per Larry Herrin:
!BIRTH: FGS of Lois A. Yates, 910 Salem School Rd., Rineyville, KY 40162. 		COX MARY (POLLEY) (I25556)
 

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