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| 3351 | I26337 | 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. |
| 3352 | I26363 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: Clay Township Decatur Co., Indiana 11 Sep 1850 Sht. 50B. 369 371 Vachel Stogsdall 40 M farmer Ky Mary " 38 F NY Elizabeth E. " 18 F Ind Bayless C. " 17 M blacksmith " John " 14 M " Henrietta " 12 F " Lenantha " 10 F " Edwin M. " 8 M " Isa " 5 M " James M. " 3 M " Benjamin " 3/12 M " |
| 3353 | I26364 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: Clay Township Decatur Co., Indiana 11 Sep 1850 Sht. 50B 370 372 Bayles W. Stogsdall 34 M farmer Ky Mary A. " 35 F Ky Francis M. " 6 M Ind John B . " " |
| 3354 | I26381 | Per Larry Herrin: !MARRIAGE: Monroe County, Indiana Marriage Book 4, page 46. |
| 3355 | I26404 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: Mormon Ancestral File (1987), "Descendency Chart of Elijah Barnes", from CD-ROM 24 Aug 1991. !LINEAGE: Mormon Ancestral File (1987), "Descendancy Chart of Elijah Barnes", from CD-ROM 24 Aug 1991. All the children of Bolen Green Ping were from this same chart. |
| 3356 | I26410 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: 1984 Mormon IGI lists Elizabeth as wife of Elijah and mother of Sophia. |
| 3357 | I26427 | Per Larry Herrin: !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Marriage Bond dated 6 Feb 1818 6 Feb 1818 Elijah Barnes, Jun. & Bertha Ping (Rutha?) Bond: John Pin, Jun. & Elijah Barnes, Jun. |
| 3358 | I26428 | Per Larry Herrin: !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Marriage Bond dated 15 June 1807 15 June 1807 John Hinkle to Polly Barnes Bond: John Hinkle and John Barnes Consent note dated 15 June 1807 "my daughter Poly" signed by Elijah Barnes and witnessed by John Barnes. |
| 3359 | I26429 | 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 |
| 3360 | I26436 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: "Barnes - Gregory Book I" (1979). Located /@/ Pulaski Co. Hist. Lib. !MARRIAGE: 1988 North Carolina Mormon IGI, page 10,456. Rachel Phelps m. John Barnes 8 Oct 1789 Tyrell Co. !MILITARY: Bates, L.W. (1974). "Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Tennessee", page 26. Barnes, John (b ca 1758 & age 74 - 1832 pen,; 1834 P.L.W., Sullivan County) Service - NC Militia Ref. A1. Barnes, William (b 1750 age 82 - 1832 pen.; 1834 P.L.W., Sullivan County) Service - PA Line Ref. A1. This may or may not be the correct Barnes'. !RESIDENCE: Immigrated from NC to KY between 1781 and 1790. !BURIAL: Whitis Cemetery, Nancy Kentucky; John Barnes (No Da |
| 3361 | I26438 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Laura Ellen's father was Matthew Barnes per C. Fred VanHook on tape 27 JUL 1989 by Larry Herrin. Fred also said that Laura Ellen's mother was a Richardson. !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co. Marriage Records 1797-1850", page 3. (Certified copy on file). !CENSUS: The 1860 Census show Matthew Barnes, age 69 and from Kentucky, and his wife Letty, 70 years old and from Virginia. The Census was copied in 1989 by Larry Herrin. The 1860 Census show Matthew Barnes, age 69 and from recorded on the sequential pages with James Madison Ping and his wife Ellen, leaving little question that this is the correct relationship (Page 60 & 61). 1860 Pulaski Co., KY Census Page 5 Dist. 2 House 31 and Family 28. Verified by the 1850 Census showing Matthew Barnes 60 years old from Kentucky and Letty Barnes 61 years old and from Virginia. Sarah is listed as 21 years old; year of birth, 1829. !BURIAL: Baker-Mounce Cemetery Rt. 192 onto Malvin Hill Rd. M. Barnes Oct 23 1866 (only date) !NOTES: C. Fred Van Hook said on 1-27-90 that Matthew Barnes had seven boys and seven girls, and his wife was a Richardson. Fred said four of the girls married Mounce's. He also said that one of them married a Meece, one a Farmer and the other one married "granddad Ping". Fred said that Matthew Barnes stole a boat at the Battle of New Orleans and came up the Mississippi River. He was deeded 1500 acres of land on Buck Creek, according to Fred. !LINEAGE: "Barnes - Gregory Book I" (1979). Located /@/ Pulaski Co. Hist. Lib. |
| 3362 | I26440 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Laura Ellen's mother was a Richardson per C. Fred VanHook on tape 27 JUL 1989 by Larry Herrin. "Barnes - Gregory Book I" (1979) /@/ Pulaski Co. Library. !BIRTH: Mormon Ancestral File (1987), "Descendency Chart of Elijah Barnes", from CD-ROM 24 Aug 1991. Also, the question of whether Jane Bobbitt was her mother or st ep- mother is resolved from Letty's consent note where Jane signs for her daughter. !CENSUS: From the 1860 Kentucky Census, it was found that Matthew Barnes' wife Letty was 70 years old and was born in Virginia. 1860 Pulaski Co. KY Census, Dist. 2 Page 5, House 31 and Family 28. !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co. Marriage Records 1797-1850", page 3. (Certified copy on file). !BURIAL: Whitis Cemetery Nancy, Kentucky. (No dates). "Lettie Barnes" |
| 3363 | I26449 | 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. |
| 3364 | I26454 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Family Group Record of Pamela Waddle Copenhaver, Springfield, Il. !MILITARY: a) "Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800" Summers: Abbington, page 1413. b) Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Soldiers of Fincastle County Virginia 1774", page 39. source a) William Richardson was on the partial list of Capt. Wm. Campbell's Company in the Fincastle County Brigade. source b) William Richardson 103 days 7 pds 14 s 6d !TAX LISTS: a) Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Tax List of Montgomery County, Virginia - 1782", Roanoke, Virginia. 1782 William Richardson Land - yes b) (1972), "Montgomery County, Virginia Tax Lists A, B & C for the Year 1788". May 5, 1788 List B - William Richardson 0 WM 16-21, 1 slave, 5 horses May 9, 1788 List A - William Richardson 0 WM 16-21, 0 slaves, 1 horse c) Yantis, N.S. (1972). "Montgomery County, Virginia - Circa 1790", Springfield, Virginia. source c) Apr 21 1790 William Richardson 0 WM 16-21 0 Slaves 2 horse W. Richardson (land in name of) List A " Lettice Richardson 0 " 0 " 3 " ------------- (land in name of) " John Richardson 0 " 0 " 1 " J. Richardson (land in name of) " Jonathan Richardson 0 " 0 " 1 " J. Richardson (land in name of) " Thomas Richardson 0 " 0 " 2 " Th. Richardson (land in name of) Oct 23 1790 Canada Richardson 0 " 0 " 0 " List A C. Richardson (land in name of) Feb 26 1790 William Richardson 0 " 1 " 7 " List B Apr 21 1790 (Wolf Glade of Crooked Creek & Little Reed Isaland Creek) John Richardson, Jonathan Richardson, Lettice Richardson, Thomas Richardson, William Richardson. (All names appear on 1793 Wythe County and 1795 Grayson County Tax Lists) Feb 26, 1790 (North Fork Holston River, Rich Valley) William Richardson. (Name appears in 1793 Wythe Co., Virginia Tax List) !NOTES: 1984 Virginia Morman IGI of Grayson, Wythe and Montgomery Counties. Richardson, Thomas m. Nancy Quesenbury 25 Jun 1790 Montgomery " Jane m. Mace Combs 12 Mar 1793 Wythe " Jeane m. Arther Frogg 31 Jan 1799 " " John H. b. 1787 " s/o Williamson Richardson/Carter " Jonathan m. Mary Nester 24 Aug 1789 Montgomery " Joshua m. Polly Cock 17 Sep 1800 Grayson !DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY Will Book 1 page 229 & 231. (Abstracted by Larry Herrin): -------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 229: June Term 1816 Pulaski County Court settle with Jenny Richardson, admr of estate of William Richardson her dec'd husband. legatees: Nancy Rusk 79.91 Lettis Barns 58.83 Joel Richardson 50 Jonathan Richardson 45 assign by Stephen Noel, Shadrack Herrin, Moses Keny & John Evans. John Newby Andrew Evans John Prather -------------------------------------------------------------------------- page 231: 23rd day of Sept 1816 Settlement of Accounts of Estate of William Richardson and alloting of dower to Jinny Richardson, widow of deceased. Teste Will Fox, Clk ---List of Inventory--- Stephen Noel Shadrack Herrin Moses Keny John Evans -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 3365 | I26455 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Family Group Record of Pamela Waddle Copenhaver, Springfield, Il. Marriage consent of Matthew Barnes to Latice Richardson. "This is to certify that I am willion that you Shold Let Matthew Barnes have Licens fore him Self and my daughter Latice giving under my hand this 19th of June 1812. Jane Richardson test James Dolin" !DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY Will Book 1 p229. |
| 3366 | I26470 | Per Larry Herrin: !INFORMATION: From Teresa W. Kilian, 3100 Love Point Rd. Stevensville, MD 21666 |
| 3367 | I26473 | Per Larry Herrin: !INFORMATION: From Teresa W. Kilian, 3100 Love Point Rd. Stevensville, MD 21666 |
| 3368 | I26476 | Per Larry Herrin: !INFORMATION: From Teresa W. Kilian, 3100 Love Point Rd. Stevensville, MD 21666 |
| 3369 | I26477 | Per Larry Herrin: !INFORMATION: From Teresa W. Kilian, 3100 Love Point Rd. Stevensville, MD 21666 |
| 3370 | I26494 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Pulaski Co. KY Deed Book 17, page 208, 19 May 1856. Aaron Van Hook Paper of Administration to George Van Hook. Power of Attorney. (Aaron appointed his son, George, to handle the estate of Lawrence Van Hook who died 1801 in Caswell Co., NC. Aaron testified that he was the son of Aaron who was the son of Lawrence.) |
| 3371 | I26510 | Per Larry Herrin: Powell, William S. (1977). "When the Past Refused to Die". Caswell County Historical Society: Yanceville, NC. page 94. "But with the opening of the new courthouse early in 1785 the area around it began to develop. Lawrence Van Hook was authorized to keep an ordinary or tavern at Caswell Court House, as the place was called, later that year." page 168. "Not all young people lived such an easy life. Young Lloyd Van Hook, who had recently gone to Danville, Virginia, to work, wrote a very touching letter home to his father, Lawrence, on March 18, 1837. He was obviously quite homesick and now filled with repentance for something that had occurred before he left for the big city. `I should be very glad to see you all and all of my old acquaintances. I should be very glad to see old Uncle Thomas Johnston's Family it would afford me great pleasure to spend a week over the ground where I was chiefly raised although I know that it would make me feel Melincholy still it would afford me pleasure-but nay the time is past when I shall be as one of your family-no more I shall enjoy the pleasing smiles of my little Brothers & Sisters night after night, but nay, [i am] still absent from you all, unfortunate and disobedient child that I am ..." (Continues on for a while). "But all must have been forgiven because young Van Hook was back in Caswell County in 1846 employed as a schoolteacher." |
| 3372 | I26513 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEATH: Pulaski County, Kentucky Will Book 2, page 56, Will of Lawrence Vanhook of Russell County, Va written 1 Dec. 1806, supplemented 9 March 1807 and probated 7 April 1807. son: Aribald Ornald dau: Anna Poner children: Rebeckah Betsy Mary Margret Bridget Archibald Ornal Sally Pheby Catherine Lea excrs: b-i-l's Abraham Fuller Ephraim Sargent |
| 3373 | I2660 | Legal Name is GINES |
| 3374 | I26727 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: "Texas Society DAR Ancestor Roster" (1976). Vol. IV, page 2103. Thompson, Andrew, born about 1756, Virginia; died after 1827, Olglethorpe Co., Ga.; married 1775 Elizabeth ________, born about 1758, died after 1824. Service: Soldier, Virginia Children: 1) Joseph 2) William 3) Samuel, born Sep. 11, 1777, married Rachel Mitchell 4) Elizabeth, married Nathan Winfield Members: Mary Barnwell Smith, No. 523972. !TAX LIST: a) (1972), "Montgomery County, Virginia Tax Lists A, B & C for the Year 1788". b) Kegley, M. B. "Tax List of Montgomery County, Virginia - 1782", Roanoke, Virginia. source a): 1788 April 26 Andrew Thompson 0 wm 16-21 0 slaves 5 horses Tax List B (did not appear in 1789 Tax List). 1788 Oct 11 John Thompson 0 0 5 Tax List C (also shows John Charlton, Sr., Francis Charlton and John Charlton). (John Charlton did not appear in 1789 Tax Lists). source b): Thompson, Andrew 1 tithe 0 slaves 4 horses 10 cattle Land Thompson, John 1 0 9 9 !MILITARY: a) "Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800, Summers: Abington, page 1421. b) Kegley, M. B. (9174). "Soldiers of Fincastle County Virginia 1774", page 39, 47 and 65. c) Clift, G. G. (1957). "The `Cornstalk' Militia of Kentucky 1792- 1811". Kentucky Historical Society, page 34. d) Fulcher, R.C. (1987), "Davidson County, Tennessee Census 1770-1790 Cumberland Settlements of Washington County, North Carolina", page 121 source a) Andrew Thompson was on the list of Robert Doack's Company of Militia June 2nd, 1774. He was listed "Ensign". source b) page 39: Andrew Thompson, Ensign 26 days Rate 6/ 2 pds 15s 0d Capt. Walter Crockett's Company. page 47: Andrew Thompson 6 days Rate 2/6 0 pds 15s 0d Capt. Robert Doaks' Company page 65: Name from Accounts Andrew Thompson 23 days horse hire source c) Fleming County Regiment Thompson, Andrew Ensign, 30th Regiment Nov. 13, 1798 source d) Thompson, Andrew - listed in the North Carolina Preemption Act of 1784, as one of the settlers on the Cumberland in 1780, who had staged and defended Settlements, and entitled to 640 acres without any price to be paid to the public: [ref. 32a]. North Carolina Land Grant: [ref. 32b]. Listed with Lawrence and Thomas Thompson on the 1787 Davidson Co. Tax Roll with 3 taxables: [ref. 32c]. [ref. 32a] State record of North Carolina, XXIV, 629-630 [ 32b] Deed Book, A, 164 [ 32c] The Roll. !NOTE: Several other Thompson's are listed in the roster. |
| 3375 | I26730 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Nina Cash 9322 Mirror Circle Westminster, Ca. 92683 Family Group Sheet for Joseph Thompson. Also, 1988 Mormon IGI Records for Kentucky show that Joseph Thompson and Nancy Charlton were the parents of Elenor Thompson, b. 28 Feb. 1812; Batch 870410 Ser. Sht. 40. "Texas Society DAR Ancestor Roster" (1976). Vol. IV, page 2103. Thompson, Andrew, born about 1756, Virginia; died after 1827, Olglethorpe Co., Ga.; married 1775 Elizabeth ________, born about 1758, died after 1824. Service: Soldier, Virginia Children: 1) Joseph 2) William 3) Samuel, born Sep. 11, 1777, married Rachel Mitchell 4) Elizabeth, married Nathan Winfield Members: Mary Barnwell Smith, No. 523972. !NOTE: Several other Thompson's are listed in the roster. Per Nina Cash's Family Data Sheet Joseph and Nancy moved to Lincoln/Rockcastle County, Ky in 1802. !MILITARY: Nina Cash Family Data Sheet for Joseph Thompson, Sr. Joseph fought in the War of 1812. He enlisted 8-23-1813 at Mt. Vernon, Kentucky and discharged the same, 11-8-1813. His 2nd wife, Jemima, received 40 acres of Bounty Land for Joseph's military service. There was a Joseph Thompson who applied for a pension from Shelby County, KY, but he was 71 years old on Jan. 4, 1834, consequently to old to be this same Joseph Thompson and too young to be his father. !CENSUS: 1790 Rowan County, NC (Salisbury Dist.) Thompson, Thomas 1 FWM 16+, 3 FWM <16, 3 FWF Thompson, William 1 3 , 3 Slaves Thompson, William 1 7 5 Thompson, George 1 Thompson, Thomas 2 2 6 7 Thompson, Joseph 1 3 6 3 !CENSUS: 1850 Pulaski County, KY Census Division 2 3 Sept 1850. !TAX ROLL: Fulcher, R.C. (1987), "Davidson County, Tennessee Census 1770-1790 Cumberland Settlements of Washington County, North Carolina", page 179. Thompson, Joseph - listed on the 1787 Sumner County Tax Roll with one poll and 100 acres: [ref. 7a]. Juror during the April 1788, Session of Court: [ref. 7b]. [ref. 7a] The Roll [ 7b] County Court Minutes, I, 4 |
| 3376 | I26734 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Nina Cash 9322 Mirror Circle Westminster, Ca. 92683 Family Group Sheet for Joseph Thompson. Also, 1988 Mormon IGI Records for Kentucky show that Joseph Thompson and Nancy Charlton were the parents of Elenor Thompson, b. 28 Feb. 1812; Batch 870410 Ser. Sht. 40. Also, "Texas Society Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestors Index". Vol. I A-C, (1976), page 417. Charlton, James, born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on JUne 3, 1752, died in Montgomery County, Virginia on February 14, 1825. Married (1) Abigail Bowles in 1776 at Montgomery County. Married (2) Hannah Seigler on March 1, 1821 in Montgomery County, born about 1806 and died in 1827 in Montgomery County. Service: Battle of Point Pleasant, Virginia. Children: By first wife: 1. Nancy, born October 2, 1778, married Joseph Thompson Members: Ruth Dowell Woolwine Edwards, No. 546452. !NOTE: See James Charlton for full details. |
| 3377 | I26735 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: All information from Nina Cash; given to me on March 14, 1990 by Patricia Miller. |
| 3378 | I2674 | 1850 census records: Pettis Twp, Platte Co, MO, 13 years old. 1855 census records, territory of KS 1860 census records for Alexandria Twp, Leavenworth Co, KS: Family number 2798-- Alexander Harrison, 24 years old, no occupation or place of birth listed on this census page. Andrew, 23, Joshua, 16 Nancy, 15 James, 11 Amelia, 7 William Kansas, 5 This would seem to indicate that both parents had died by then and that Alexander, as the oldest, was responsible for his younger siblings. 1865 census records, Alexandria Twp, Leavenworth Co, KS, 27 years old. 1880 census records, High Prarie Twp, Leavenworth Co, KS 1900 census records, High Prarie Twp, Leavenworth Co, KS Kansas Death Certificate #52-217. Cause of death, influenza. |
| 3379 | I26741 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Nina Cash 9322 Mirror Circle Westminster, Ca. 92683 Family Group Sheet for Joseph Thompson. !BIRTH: 1988 Mormon IGI Records for Kentucky show Elenor Thompson b. 28 Feb. 1812 in Rockcastle County, KY to parents Joseph Thompson and Nancy Charlton. (page 12743); Batch 870410 Ser. Sht. 40. !DEATH: 12 Aug 1897 VanHook, Fred McFarland (1982). "VanHook: The VanHook Family". Lebanon, TN. Appendix (Ancestors of Joseph H. VanHook). page 3. !CENSUS: 1860 Pulaski Co., KY Census Dist. 1 Somerset House 377 Family 366 show Ellen as 48. |
| 3380 | I2675 | 1850 census records for Pettis Twp, Platte Co, MO, 11 years old 1855 census, Territory of KS 1860 census records, Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS, Living with siblings. 1865 census records, Alexandria Twp, Levonworth Co, KS, 26 years old. 1870 census records for Leavenworth Co, Alexandria Twp, KS Andrew is listed as 34, born in TN, farmer June, 25, born in IN Adda, 3 Glover R, 1.5 Samuel Corwine, 50, born Ohio Theodore Corwine, 18, born IN 1880 census records, Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS |
| 3381 | I26758 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: 1860 Pulaski Co., KY Census Page 61 of Dist. 1 Somerset House 377, Family 366 show Martin 50 and Ellen 48. Martin and wife Ellen were still alive in 1870 since the census showed them as 60 and 58, respectively. He was a farmer from Kentucky. !DEATH: 26 FEB 1910 VanHook, F. M. (1982). "VanHook: The VanHook Family". Lebanon, TN. Appendix (Ancestors of Joseph H. VanHook). page 3. !BURIAL: 5 or 6 of Martin's siblings are buried in Old Wilderness Road Cemetery near Brodhead, KY. C.E. Latham told me in 1990 that M V hook on a stone across from his home on McQuery Road near Plato, Pulaski Co., KY. Actual stone found by Charles Hilton in summer of 1992. It is on Mr. Latham's farm and says upside down "M" L VAN DEC 9 1873. |
| 3382 | I2676 | 1850 census records, Pettis Twp, Platte Co, MO, 7 years old. 1855, Territory of KS, Leavonworth Co, KS 1860, Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS, living with siblings, parents apparently deceased. 1865, Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS, 21 years old Found on the 1870 census records living next door to his brother James Edward Harrison in Leavenworth Co, KS, Alexandria Twp. Joshua is living with his siblings Amelia and William. Living on the other side of them is the Hall family, Phebe Hall became Joshua's wife in 1872. Joshua Harrison, 27, born MO Millie (Amelia), 15, born MO William, born KS |
| 3383 | I2677 | 1860 census records, Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS, 15 years old. 1865 KS census, Alexandria Twp, 19 years old. 1880 census records, High Prairie Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS, 37 years old. 1900 High Prairie Twp, Leavonworth Twp, KS, 58. Death Cert #52-792. States her mother as Anna harrison and father as CC Harrison, both born in TN. Cause of death, anerism of the aorta. |
| 3384 | I26788 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Per Fred VanHook's recorded conversation of Jul 27, 1989, he said that Jesse Reynolds is the father of Jane Reynolds. From Pulaski County Marriage Records Jesse Reynolds married Betsy Burns (BARNES) 16 APR 1810. !BIRTH: Rockcastle County, Ky 1850 Census Dwelling 238, Family 238. Shows Jesse Reynolds as the head of household and 66 years old b. Tennessee. !DEED: Sumner County Tennessee Deed Book Vol. 3, page 219 shows Jesse Reynolds as a witness to the deed of 19 Nov 1801 between Frederick Snyder, Sullivan Co. Tennessee, Jeremiah Rankin, Fayette Co., Kentucky and George Reed of Mercer Co. Kentucky (land on the North side of the Cumberland River). This record was witnessed by two Walkers and Caleb Reynolds, brother to Jesse married second, Elizabeth Walker, daughter of John Walker. !MARRIAGE: a) Pulaski County, Ky "Marriage Records Pulaski County, Kentucky 1797-1850, page 36. b) "The Reynolds Family 1530-1959" by Tillman, S. F. lists Jesse's wife as Elizabeth _____. source a) 16 April 1810, Pulaski County, KY "Marriage Records Pulaski County, Kentucky 1797-1850", page 36. (Certified Marriage Bond on file). consent notes on file at Pulaski Co. Courthouse: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "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" "This may certify that my son Jesse Runnels has my consent to obtain Licenies in in a case of Marage between him and Betsy Barnes given under my hand this 16 of April 1810. Wilam Runos Attest: Leonard Mckinzey. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- !CENSUS: 1830 Lincoln Census: Reynolds, Jesse Lincoln Pg. 338 No Twp. Listed. 2 males under 5 1 male 30-40 1 female under 5 (Liddia Jane?) 1 female 10-15 1 female 40-50 1840 Census: Rennels, Jesse Listed in Rockcastle Co. Pg. 5 1850 Census: Reynolds, Jesse listed in Rockcastle County - Southern District, age 66 b. TN 1860 Census: Reynolds, Jesse listed in Rockcastle Co., KY Census, Mt. Vernon District. !QUESTION: Who was his father? William or Nathaniel. There is no Nathaniel in the 1810 Census, but there is a William. The Reynolds Family Book lists Nathaniel. Is it wrong? Yes. |
| 3385 | I26789 | Per Larry Herrin - twin to James Reynolds. |
| 3386 | I2679 | Listed on 1850 census records for Platte Co, MO but not on 1855 or 1860 census records after that so presumed dead. |
| 3387 | I2680 | Mahala also seems to be missing after the 1850 census records, probably deceased before 1855. |
| 3388 | I2681 | Most likely died before 1880 as she is no longer on the census records then. Last seen on 1870 census records. |
| 3389 | I2683 | Cause of death: drowned. |
| 3390 | I26832 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEED: Early, R. H. (1927). "Campbell Chronicles and Family Sketches 1782- 1926", page 514, J. B. Bell Co.: Lynchburg, Va. Campbell Co. Aug Court 1783. John Thompson adm. of Wm. Thompson, dec'd estate. 1760 John Thompson patented 244 acres on Quarry Branch and 199 acres on Dreaming creek. 1761 John Thompson patented 360 acres on Tomahawk and Dreaming creeks. The last tract he received from George III through Gov. Francis Faquier. !MARRIAGE: Early, r. H. (1927). "Campbell Chronicles and Family Sketches 1782-1926",page 514-515., J. B. Bell Co.: Lynchburg, Va. !DEATH: Early, R. H. (1927). "Campbell Chronicles and Family Sketches Embracing the History of Campbell County, Virginia 1782-1926". J. P. Bell Company: Lynchburg, Virginia. Will devised 1791 .......................................................................... John Thompson will devised to wife, Margaret Sons: John (h/o Keziah Franklin, m. 1794) and Andrew Son: Matthew Son: William, dec'd (died before 1783, Inv. of Estate) Daus: Elizabeth Gill (w/o William Gill), Jane Mitchell (w/o William Mitchell, 1794, s/o William Mitchell) and Esther Phair Gr-dau: Margaret d/o William Gr-son: John, son of Andrew Gr-son: David, son of William under 21 Wit: Charles Patterson, William Campbell, & Jacob Watkins .......................................................................... |
| 3391 | I26844 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: "Texas Society Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestors Index". Vol. I A-C, (1976), page 417. Charlton, James, born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on June 3, 1752, died in Montgomery County, Virginia on February 14, 1825. Married (1) Abigail Bowles in 1776 at Montgomery County. Married (2) Hannah Seigler on March 1, 1821 in Montgomery County, born about 1806 and died in 1827 in Montgomery County. Service: Battle of Point Pleasant, Virginia. Children: By first wife: 1. Nancy, born October 2, 1778, married Joseph Thompson 2. Rhoda, born November 11, 1780, married William Currin. 3. James, Jr., born March 11, 1783, never married. 4. Matilda, born February 16, 1785, married Dr. Joseph Miller. 5. Lucinda, born October 9, 1787, married Cyrus L. Robinson. 6. John Lynch, born March 16, 1790, married Christian Currin. 7. William Bowles, born March 18, 1792, married Malinda Jane Ingles. 8. Parmelia, born January 9, 1795, never married. 9. Juliett, born July 15, 1797, married William Saunders. By Second wife: 10. Charles Wellington, born June 3, 1822, married Elizabeth Churchill 11. Elizabeth Ann, born September 24, 1823, married Robert McCrum Woolwine. Members: Ruth Dowell Woolwine Edwards, No. 546452. !MILITARY: Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Soldiers of Fincastle County Virginia 1774", page 51. James Charlton 5 days pd. 0 pds 7s 6d Capt. Hugh Crockett's Company. NOTES: Summers, L. P. (1929). "Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800". Lewis Preston Summers Pub: Abington, VA. p.753, At a Court Cond. and held for Montgomery County May the 2nd 1781. "Ordered that Wm. Evans & John Evans orphans of Thomas Evans dec'd be bound by the overseers of the poor as soon as they are appd. untill they come of age to James Charlton the sd. Charlton is to learn the sd. orphans the Trades or occupations of shoemaking and coopering and to Educate them to read and write & cypher as far as the single rule of three." p. 838, Apr 3, 1793 Montgomery County. "The viewers appointed to view the ground proposed for a road to the courthouse to the top of the Pilate Mountain report that a good road may be had & it is ordered that Stephen Jett be appointed overseer of the said road & that James Craig, James Charlton & Wm. Davidson allot the hands to work on said road." p.842, Nov. 6, 1793 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton took oath of a Justice of the Peace." p.849, Sep. 4, 1793 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton, John Hough and James Rigburn recommended to be added to the Commission of the Peace." p.862, Jan. 5, 1796 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton & Francis Gardner same in Ingles' Compy." p.846, Apr. 3, 1793 Montgomery Co. "The persons appointed to view the ground as a road from the courthouse to the top of the Pilate Mountain report that a good way may be had. And it is ordered that Stephen Jett be appointed overseer of the said Road and that James Craig, James Charlton, and William Davidson do allot the hands to labor under said overseer." p. 796,At a court of Oyer and Terminer held for Montgomery County the 3rd. day of September, 1785. "Ordered that James Charlton be appointed overseer of the raod from the seven mile Tree to Inglis' Ferry in the room of Byrd Smith & that Byrd Smith deliver him the list Tithables that usually work thereon & that he with the same keep it in repair." |
| 3392 | I26846 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: "Texas Society Daughters of the American Revolution Ancestors Index". Vol. I A-C, (1976), page 417. Charlton, James, born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on June 3, 1752, died in Montgomery County, Virginia on February 14, 1825. Married (1) Abigail Bowles in 1776 at Montgomery County. Married (2) Hannah Seigler on March 1, 1821 in Montgomery County, born about 1806 and died in 1827 in Montgomery County. Service: Battle of Point Pleasant, Virginia. Children: By first wife: 1. Nancy, born October 2, 1778, married Joseph Thompson 2. Rhoda, born November 11, 1780, married William Currin. 3. James, Jr., born March 11, 1783, never married. 4. Matilda, born February 16, 1785, married Dr. Joseph Miller. 5. Lucinda, born October 9, 1787, married Cyrus L. Robinson. 6. John Lynch, born March 16, 1790, married Christian Currin. 7. William Bowles, born March 18, 1792, married Malinda Jane Ingles. 8. Parmelia, born January 9, 1795, never married. 9. Juliett, born July 15, 1797, married William Saunders. By Second wife: 10. Charles Wellington, born June 3, 1822, married Elizabeth Churchill 11. Elizabeth Ann, born September 24, 1823, married Robert McCrum Woolwine. Members: Ruth Dowell Woolwine Edwards, No. 546452. !MILITARY: Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Soldiers of Fincastle County Virginia 1774", page 51. James Charlton 5 days pd. 0 pds 7s 6d Capt. Hugh Crockett's Company. NOTES: Summers, L. P. (1929). "Annals of Southwest Virginia 1769-1800". Lewis Preston Summers Pub: Abington, VA. p.753, At a Court Cond. and held for Montgomery County May the 2nd 1781. "Ordered that Wm. Evans & John Evans orphans of Thomas Evans dec'd be bound by the overseers of the poor as soon as they are appd. untill they come of age to James Charlton the sd. Charlton is to learn the sd. orphans the Trades or occupations of shoemaking and coopering and to Educate them to read and write & cypher as far as the single rule of three." p. 838, Apr 3, 1793 Montgomery County. "The viewers appointed to view the ground proposed for a road to the courthouse to the top of the Pilate Mountain report that a good road may be had & it is ordered that Stephen Jett be appointed overseer of the said road & that James Craig, James Charlton & Wm. Davidson allot the hands to work on said road." p.842, Nov. 6, 1793 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton took oath of a Justice of the Peace." p.849, Sep. 4, 1793 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton, John Hough and James Rigburn recommended to be added to the Commission of the Peace." p.862, Jan. 5, 1796 Montgomery Co. "James Charlton & Francis Gardner same in Ingles' Compy." p.846, Apr. 3, 1793 Montgomery Co. "The persons appointed to view the ground as a road from the courthouse to the top of the Pilate Mountain report that a good way may be had. And it is ordered that Stephen Jett be appointed overseer of the said Road and that James Craig, James Charlton, and William Davidson do allot the hands to labor under said overseer." p. 796,At a court of Oyer and Terminer held for Montgomery County the 3rd. day of September, 1785. "Ordered that James Charlton be appointed overseer of the raod from the seven mile Tree to Inglis' Ferry in the room of Byrd Smith & that Byrd Smith deliver him the list Tithables that usually work thereon & that he with the same keep it in repair." |
| 3393 | I26847 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Nina Cash 9322 Mirror Circle Westminster, Ca. 92683 Family Group Sheet for Joseph Thompson. |
| 3394 | I2685 | Amelia is seen on the 1855, 1860, 1865, and 1870 census records with her family, then disappears. She may have married and not been found yet. |
| 3395 | I2686 | William is found on the 1855, 1860, 1865 and 1870 census records and then disappears. He may be living elsewhere after then. |
| 3396 | I26862 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Possibly James father based on many records of Montgomery Co., Va showing John and James together. !MARRIAGE: 1992 Mormon Ancestral File on cd-ROM. !TAX LIST: a) Kegley, M. B. (1974). "Tax List of Montgomery County, Virginia - 1782", Roanoke, Virginia. b) (1972), "Montgomery County, Virginia Tax Lists A, B & C for the Year 1788". source a): Tithes Slaves Horses Cattle Land Charlton, James 1 0 4 32 yes Charlton, John Senr. yes Charlton, John Junr. 3 0 8 21 yes source b): 1788 Oct 30 John Charlton, Sr. 0 WM16-21 0 slaves 3 horses Tax List C 1788 Oct 17 Francis Charlton 0 0 7 Tax List C 1788 Oct 17 John Charlton (John not in 1789 Tax List) 1789 Feb 9 James Charlton 0 1 3 Tax List C 1788 Sep 29 William Bowles 0 1 4 Tax List C !MILITARY: (1879). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register", Vol. 48, page 163. British Officers serving in America (1754-1774): Charlton, John Surgeon 17 Regmt 25 Apr 1762 Charlton, John Ensign 60 Regmt 4 Oct 1760 |
| 3397 | I26864 | Per Larry Herrin:!MILITARY: "Soldiers of Fincastle County, Virginia 1774", Compiled by Mary B. Kegley, page 58. Names from Accounts - Jno. Charlton Sundreis per audit |
| 3398 | I26873 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: "Ben Hines was a first cousin to my Grandpa Ping." Charles Fred Van Hook 1-27-90 to Larry Herrin. !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co., KY Bk 1 Page 378. !RESIDENCE: Pulaski and maybe Laurel Counties, KY !CENSUS: Pulaski Co. KY 1860 Census shows James was 24 years old, from KY and a farmer. Ellen is listed as his wife and Anna as his daughter. (Pg. 61, Somerset P.O.) House 32, Family 29. !MILITARY: Co. I 49 KY INF from Tombstone !DEATH: Pulaski Co., KY Vol. 25 Cert. 12061. !BURIAL: Buried in White Lily Cemetery near Grade, KY. Have photo of stone with no dates. |
| 3399 | I26897 | Per Larry Herrin: !MILITARY: Capt. M. Fall's Co. Kentucky Volunteers in War of 1812. 23 Aug 1812 until 23 Mar 1813. !RESIDENCE: North Carolina, Wayne Co., KY; Madison Co., KY and Pulaski Co., KY. !DEATH: a) 1850 Pulaski Co. KY Census lists James and Joel Hines living with brother, Samuel. b) October Court 1851 Pulaski Co., KY, motion for guardianship of John, Stephen, James and Benjamin Hinds, infant children of Stephen Hinds, dec'd. c) Pulaski Co., KY Bounty Land Warrant Affadavit dated 4 May 1855 in Somerset, Pulaski Co., KY. |
| 3400 | I26898 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Pulaski County, Kentucky declaration by John Richardson, brother-in-law of Stephen Hinds, (Bounty Land Affadavit), dated Aug 21, 1852. Note: John Richardson married Elizabeth Reece, hence Stephen's wife was Sarah Reece. |
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