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| 3401 | I26900 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: William Green Ping Civil War Pension file refers to "Samuel Hines, his uncle", stating his grandfathers family bible listed his birth as Jun 27, 1836. !MARRIAGE: Pulaski Co. KY MB I page 144 Samuel Hinds to Jane Waddle 11-13-1849 |
| 3402 | I2691 | 1860 census records for Alexandria Twp, Leavenworth Co, KS and 1870 census records include Phebe Hall and her family. In 1870 she is livng next door to her future husband, Joshua Harrison. |
| 3403 | I26942 | 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. |
| 3404 | I26982 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: Tilman, S. F. (1959). "Reynolds Family 1530-1959 Christopher Reynolds and His Descendants", page 291. Lists William born in 1763 and the son of William Reynolds and Elizabeth Mossom. !MARRIAGE: None found, but his will mentions his wife, Mary. !LINEAGE: Pulaski Co. KY Original Marriage Bond Jesse Reynolds to Betsy Barns has a consent note saying "my son Jesse Runnels" and signed by "Wilam Railos". Tilman, on page 296 lists Jesse as the son of Nathaniel Reynolds, in error. !COURT: Pulaski County, KY Court Order Book 3 March Term 1826 Wm Reynolds administrator of the Estate of Thomas Lauson? Dec'd. Martin Tamus? {James} the father of the Dec'd waves his right of Administration. !DEATH: Pulaski Co. KY Will Book 3 page 138. Will written 19 Feb 1832 & prob. 19 Mar 1832. |
| 3405 | I26993 | Per Larry Herrin: !BAPTIZED: Goodwin, M. F. (1941). "The Record of Bruton Parish Church". Diety Press: Richmond, page 151. James, Wm. and Eliz. Reynolds were baptized in 1763 from the "Baptism of White People", Records of the Old Parish Registers-Baptisms). This had to be a different Reynolds family since Elizabeth Mossom Reynolds was dead in 1754 per the stone at St. Peter's Parish Church. !RESIDENCE: Settled in Albemarle Co., Virginia. |
| 3406 | I26994 | 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 |
| 3407 | I26999 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy". Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041. !MARRIAGE: ibid !DEATH: ibid |
| 3408 | I27002 | 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): -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- !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. |
| 3409 | I27003 | 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 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !CHURCH: Genealogies of Some Virginia Families" (1981). Vol. II. Page 223. Genealogical Publishing: Baltimore. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "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." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !CHURCH: Meade. "Old Church Ministries and Families of Virginia". Vol I & II. Genealogical Publishing: Baltimore. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !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". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 168 "The Quit Rent Roll of New Kent County 1704 Moxon, William 100 Acres (Relative to David Mossom?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !NOTE: Harris (1977) Sale Bill from the Virginia Gazette ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- !NOTE: (1881). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register". Documents Concerning Philip English. (From Massachusetts State Archives, vol. xi). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 3410 | I27004 | Per Larry Herrin: !CHRISTENED: 1988 London, England Mormon IGI, page 101,431. Oldham, Elizabeth parents: John Oldham/Margarett F C 28NOV1684 Holburn, St. Andrew !MARRIED: 1988 London, England Mormon IGI, page 101,431. Oldham, Elizabeth married: David Mossom 04FEB1712 Westminster, St. Martin in the Fields. !BURIED: 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. "buried in the Churchyard at St. Peter's Parish |
| 3411 | I27007 | Per Larry Herrin: !BURIED: 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. "buried in the Churchyard at St. Margaret's". |
| 3412 | I27008 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: 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. !DEATH: Same (Obituary). |
| 3413 | I27009 | Per Larry Herrin: !BURIED: 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. |
| 3414 | I27011 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy". Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041. |
| 3415 | I27012 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: (1976). "Pedigree of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy". Monte Hugh Knight of Columbia, TN Member #1041. !MARRIAGE: ibid |
| 3416 | I27076 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEATH: Data from his will. |
| 3417 | I2708 | 1880 census records, found living with grandparents Mason and Martha Hall in Alexandria Twp, Leavonworth Co, KS. |
| 3418 | I27086 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Reynolds, W. G. (1978). "Reynolds History Annotated (1475-1977)". Mercury Press: Rockville, MD. |
| 3419 | I2709 | Found on 1880 census records for Leavonworth Co, KS living with Grandparents Hall. |
| 3420 | I27092 | Death date Uncertain |
| 3421 | I27093 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: Reynolds, W. G. (1978). "Reynolds History Annotated (1475-1977)". Mercury Press: Rockville, MD. |
| 3422 | I27094 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: (1895). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register", Vol. 49, page 246. George's sister Cecelia, there mentioned in the visitation pedigree, was bap. at Melcomb March 10, 1593, and md..... Reynolds.__ !MARRIAGE: (1895). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register", Vol. 49, page 246. !LINEAGE: Will proved at London, England of George Fitzpen als Phippen, 20 Jul 1650, proved at London 1 March 1651 by Mary Phippen, relict and executrix from (1895). "New England Historical & Genealogical Register", Vol. XLIX, page 244, (Genealogical Gleanings in England). "To my sister Cicely Reignolds my two biggest silver spoons, my ring with Death's head to her husband." |
| 3423 | I27096 | Per Larry Herrin: !VOCATION: He married and settled in London where he and his sons engaged in commerce and trade. His brother Nathaniel was also in business with him. Order of children unknown. |
| 3424 | I27103 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEATH: Data partially from his will. Lived in London and elsewhere. His children settled in Virginia and the New England States. |
| 3425 | I27113 | Per Larry Herrin: !His family is listed in the DAR records. |
| 3426 | I27120 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: 1850 Rockcastle Co., KY Census show him as 33, a farmer from Tennessee, and married to Elizabeth. Valentine is shown as the oldest son, 13 years old. 1860 Rockcastle Co., Ky Census (Need to check). 1870 Rockcastle Co., Ky Census lists William Nicely as 53 b. Tenn. and wife Surrelda 32 b. Ky. 1880 Rockcastle Co., Ky Census lists William Nicely as 65 and wife Serilda as 41. 1900 Rockcastle County, Ky Census lists William Nicely as 83 years old and born in Tennessee July 1816. !LINEAGE: FGS of Nell C. Nicely, 724 N. Fountain, Springfield, OH 45504 !MARRIAGE: ibid |
| 3427 | I27121 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: FGS of Nell C. Nicely, 724 N. Fountain, Springfield, OH 45504 |
| 3428 | I27122 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: a) 1860 Rockcastle County, Ky Census Dwelling 445, Family 434 (next door to Wm. and Nancy Pitman). b) 1880 Rockcastle Co., KY Census lists Valentine as 43 and wife Polly as 38. !MARRIAGE: a) Mormon IGI Records for Kentucky (1988) show that Valentine Nicely married Mary Pitman 08 SEP 1857 (page 9481); Batch 7201106 Ser. Sht. 99. b) Rockcastle Co. KY Vital Statistics source b) 1857 Sep 8th Valentine Nicely res: Rockcastle Co. age 22 single b.p. Rockcastle Co. and Mary Pitman res: Rockcastle Co. age 15 single b.p. Rockcastle Co. !RESIDENCE: Rockcastle Co., KY !MILITARY: Civil War Veteran drawing a pension of $4.00 per month as a result of having been wounded in both legs. |
| 3429 | I27127 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: a) 1860 Rockcastle County, Ky Dwelling 445, Family 434 b) 1870 Rockcastle County, Ky Dwelling 241, Family 224 c) 1910 Pulaski County, Ky Census. House 176, Family 181. Dallas Prct. d) 1920 Pulaski County, Ky Census. Dwelling 20, Family 21. Walnut Grove Precinct. source c): Nisley, Henry H. head M W 24 S KY KY KY Farmer Polly mother F W 64 W _ 10 9 KY KY KY none O'Neal, Nannie niece F W 16 S " " " farm lab. Bertha niece F W 14 S " " " none Polley niece F W 12 S " " " none source d): Nicely, Polly head O F F W 76 wd _ no no KY KY KY ______ Ellen dau F W 45 Di _ no no KY KY KY !RESIDENCE: Rockcastle Co., KY !DEATH: State Department of Health of Kentucky (1944), "Directory of Births and Deaths Registered in Kentucky", page 696 (1921-1926). |
| 3430 | I27129 | Per Larry Herrin: !Buried in the Nicely Family Cemetery with his wife Miranda. |
| 3431 | I27134 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: 1880 Census shows Lucy as 5 years old and the daughter of Valentine and Polley Nicely. 1900 Census show Mrs. Lucy O'Neal living with Valentine Nicely. Relationship, daughter. 1910 Census show Lucy O'Neal age 34 with son Hubert. !RESIDENCE: Rockcastle Co., KY !CHURCH: Lucy Nicely on the membership list, member #148, of Friendship Church of Christ. !DEATH: State Department of Health of Kentucky (1944), "Directory of Births and Deaths Registered in Kentucky", page 957 (1931-1935). !NOTES: Lela Agnes VanHook Herrin, said, on Sep. 15, 1991 that Pleas "Cricket" O'Neal died when Bertha O'Neal was four. This would put his death ca 1899/1900 possibly right before the Census was taken. She also said that Hubert O'Neal was the half-brother of Bertha and was probably born out of wedlock in that he took the name O'Neal. His paternity is unknown. Hubert was supposedly a representative to the poor for the Catholic church. |
| 3432 | I27139 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: Dallas Prct. Pulaski Co., Ky Sht 29 18 Jun 1880 Dwelling 249 Family 249 O'Neal, John W. W M 45 married farmer b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Elizabeth W F 45 wife married kp. house b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Robert W M 14 son single on farm b. Va. F.b. Va, M.b. Va James W M 11 son single on farm b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Augustus D. W M 10 son single on farm b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Pleasant W M 7 son single on farm b. Ky, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Charles B. W M 3 son single on farm b. Ky, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Jarvis J. W M 6/12 Nov. single on farm b. Ky, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Eldridge, E. W M 20 st-son single farm hnd. b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va Mary W F 15 st-dau single at home b. Va, F.b. Va, M.b. Va !MARRIAGE: Rockcastle County, KY MB 48, page 107. .......................................................................... O'Neal, Pleasant Nicely, Lucy 9 April 1891 wit: James O'Neal & William Nichols at home of Valentine Nicely, officiated by Perry Bullock, m.g. .......................................................................... !NOTE: Also known as "Cricket" per Lela A. Herrin. !RESIDENCE: Rockcastle Co., KY !DEATH: Beulah Vanhook Bumgardner and Orville Van Hook said on August 18, 1991 that their mother, Bertha O'Neal lived with her grandparents, Nicely, since their father died when she was four to five years old. They reported that Pleasant was shot off his horse and killed. They suspect he is buried near the Line Creek Community since that was his home. Lela Agnes VanHook Herrin, said, on Sep. 15, 1991 that Pleas "Cricket" O'Neal died when Bertha O'Neal was four. This would put his death ca 1899/1900 possibly right before the Census was taken. |
| 3433 | I27143 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEATH: Will dated July 25, 1956, probated Oct 11, 1956; Rockcastle County, KY. |
| 3434 | I27144 | Per Larry Herrin: !CENSUS: 1880 Census shows Lucy as 5 years old and the daughter of Valentine and Polley Nicely. 1900 Census show Mrs. Lucy O'Neal living with Valentine Nicely. Relationship, daughter. 1910 Census show Lucy O'Neal age 34 with son Hubert. !RESIDENCE: Rockcastle Co., KY !CHURCH: Lucy Nicely on the membership list, member #148, of Friendship Church of Christ. !DEATH: State Department of Health of Kentucky (1944), "Directory of Births and Deaths Registered in Kentucky", page 957 (1931-1935). !NOTES: Lela Agnes VanHook Herrin, said, on Sep. 15, 1991 that Pleas "Cricket" O'Neal died when Bertha O'Neal was four. This would put his death ca 1899/1900 possibly right before the Census was taken. She also said that Hubert O'Neal was the half-brother of Bertha and was probably born out of wedlock in that he took the name O'Neal. His paternity is unknown. Hubert was supposedly a representative to the poor for the Catholic church. |
| 3435 | I27145 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: Lee County, Virginia Marriage Register II 1853-1916, page 18. !LINEAGE: Lee County, Virginia Marriage Register II 1853-1916, page 18. !CHURCH: Line Creek Baptist Church Member #158 Received as member in 1889. !MARRIAGE: a) 1984 Virginia Mormon IGI, page 7958. b) Lee County, VA Marriage Register II 1853-1916, page 18 !RESIDENCE: Lee County, Virginia and Pulaski Co., Kentucky !CENSUS: Pulaski County, Ky 1900 Census Glades Prct. Sht. 2B. House 31 Family 31 (Occupation listed as a falconer). !DEED: Pulaski Co., KY Deed Bk 58, page 377 (Grantees) dated March 31, 1903 Alven Perry & Susie Perry and Jesse Perry to Lizzie O'Neal (all of the County of Pulaski) for $74. Tract of Land on Clifty Creek. |
| 3436 | I27146 | Per Larry Herrin: !BURIAL: Pulaski Co. Ky Cemetery Book 1, page 516 (Woodstock Cemetery). |
| 3437 | I27148 | Per Larry Herrin: !BURIAL: Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Book 1, page 516 (Woodstock Cemetery). |
| 3438 | I2715 | 1850 census records, Essex Co, Ticonderoga, NY Francis Robinson, 23, born NY Sarah, 19, born VT Sarah, 4 months, born NY 1860 census records, Minnesota, Fillmore Co, Harmony Twp, page 133: Francis W. Robinson, 33, born NY Sarah M. 29, born NY Rosa, 7, born NY Mariah, 4, born MN Quincy, 1, born MN On her marriage certificate, James E. Harrison's wife is listed as Rose A. Robinson, age 16 in 1869. On the 1880 census records she is listed as A. Rose. They lived in Iowa during the Civil War and Francis fought for the union army in the conflict. They then moved to KS. 1870 census records, Leavenworth, Alexandria Twp, KS, page 135: Francis Robinson, 44, Herding Cattle, born NY Sarah, 39, born VT Eliza M. 13, born Wisconsin Quincy A. 10, born MN John F, 6, born Iowa 1880 census records, Clay County, KS, page 87D: F.W. Robinson, 53, born NY, both parents born NY Sarah M, 49, born VT, both parents born VT Qunicy A, 21, born MN John F, 17, born IA 1900 census records, KS, Cherokee, Crawford, page 192 Francis Robinson, 74, born 1/1826, NY Sarah, born 1/1831, VT |
| 3439 | I27151 | Per Larry Herrin: !BURIAL: Pulaski Co., KY Cemetery Book 1, page 516 (Woodstock Cem.). |
| 3440 | I27161 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: a) 1850 Rockcastle Co., KY Census Dwelling 123, House 123, page 165 Southern District. b) 1860 Rockcastle Co., Ky Census Dwelling 446, Family 435 (next to (Valentine and Polly Nicely). !RESIDENCE: Pulaski Co., Ky and Rockcastle Co., Ky. !MARRIAGE; 1984 Mormon IGI. Mike Pitman b. June 1852, son of William Pitman and Nancy Bethamin. !DEATH: Rockcastle Co., KY Will Book D, pages 358 and 35 |
| 3441 | I27168 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: 1991 Mormon Ancestral Files shows William Bethurum b. 1782, York, Pa., the son of Benjamin Bethurum. Still need to verify that David and Willaim and Isaac are brothers, but they were all in Rockcastle County, Ky per the Tax Lists. !BIRTH: Bethurum Family Book by Loren C. Beougher, Raytown, MO, 10-14-1987. !MARRIAGE: Bethurum Family Book by Loren C. Beougher, Raytown, MO, 10-14-1987. Probably married a Porter. !RESIDENCE: Ireland, Yorktown, Pennsylvania and Rockcastle Co., KY !DEATH: Bethurum Family Book by Loren C. Beougher, Raytown, MO, 10-14-1987. |
| 3442 | I27170 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: 1991 Mormon Ancestral Files shows Isaac Bethurum b. 1778, York, Pa., the son of Benjamin Bethurum. Still need to verify that David and Willaim and Isaac are brothers, but they were all in Rockcastle County, Ky per the Tax Lists. |
| 3443 | I27172 | Per Larry Herrin: !LINEAGE: 1991 Mormon Ancestral Files shows William Bethurum b. 1782, York, Pa., the son of Benjamin Bethurum. Still need to verify that David and Willaim and Isaac are brothers, but they were all in Rockcastle County, Ky per the Tax Lists. !MARRIAGE: 1991 Mormon IGI on CD-ROM. (Shows Delena A. Harness one place and Julia A., another). 1850 Rockcastle County, Kentucky Census show that he was married to Mary, 68 F, born NC and had daughter Elizabeth. |
| 3444 | I27197 | 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 |
| 3445 | I27198 | 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 |
| 3446 | I27199 | Per Larry Herrin: !MARIAGE: Pulaski County, Ky Marriage Book I, page 101. Reagan, Preston 1828 4-16 Sally Vanhook Thos. Vanhook consent: Ben Vanhook, Sr. Wit: Ben Vanhook, Jr. |
| 3447 | I27216 | Per Larry Herrin: !BIRTH: Keister (1953), "Van Hook and Allied Families". !MARRIAGE: Samuel's wives were: 1. Hannah Higgins 2. Hannah Wilson Williams (Her husband had been killed by Indians. 3. Hannah Trousdale 4. Unknown !MILITARY: "Cornstalk Militia of Kentucky" (1982): Harrison County, KY Commissioned Officer, Samuel Van Hook Lieut. 20th Regiment April 17, 1797. With George Rogers Clark on his Indiana expedition. Samuel and his son Benjamin were taken prisoner and marched to Detroit where they were held prisoner for 4 years and 2 months. They returned to Kentucky. Samuel was a Revolutionary War Veteran and later a founder of Harrison County, Kentucky. He proposed many articles tothe Virginia House relative to Kentucky's legislative system. Samuel is listed several times as a DAR progenitor. Was with Daniel Boone's expedition. Powell, William S. (1977). "When the Past Refused to Die: A History of Caswell County North Carolina 1777-1977". Caswell County Historical Society: Yanceville, NC. page 69. "Other early licenses were granted: Dec. 11, 1777 Samuel Van Hook...at his now dwelling house" Drake, Mrs. W. P., Wilson, Judge S. M., & Ardery, Mrs. W. B. (1967). "Kentucky in Retrospect: Noteworthy Personages and Events in Kentucky History 1792-1967". The Kentucky Historical Society: Frankfort. page 215-216. Ruddles (also called Hinkston's and Licking) Fort "Built in 1779 by Isaac Ruddell one mile from Lair Station near Bourbon County line, now in Harrison County, about seven miles from Paris. Most of the following persons and others unknown resided at Ruddle's Fort in 1780,at the time it was taken by the British and Indian warriers under Captain Bird. It was here that cannon was used for the first time against the helpless prisoners." Samuel VanHook is listed, along with Col. Benjamin Harrison and others. Lists !MILITARY: "George Rogers Clark and His Men Military Records, 1778-1784", Kentucky Historical Society. page 44 Samuel Vanhook Sargant entered March 13, 1780; discharged June 26, 1780 105 days 10.10. From pay roll of Capt. Charles Gatliff Company of Raingers "Document 55", Bird's Raid, Destruction of Ruddl's and Martin's Stations and Shawnee Expedition. page 45 Sgt. Samuel Vanhook March 17, 1780 to June 26, 1780 98 9 pds., 16 shilling and 5 2/5 pence. Payroll of Capt. Charles Gatliss Company of militia Martin's Station, Kentucky, Kentucky County. !NOTE: Without knowing the ages of the children it is difficult to say which were Samuel's and Hannah Higgins. With the late marriage dates it is likely that most of the children were by Hannah Wilson Williams since Hannah Higgins died in 1780 at the defeat of Ruddle's Station. !BURIED: Harrison County, KY. |
| 3448 | I27217 | Per Larry Herrin: !DEATH: She was scalped by Indians at the battle of Ruddles Station, Kentucky. |
| 3449 | I27223 | Per Larry Herrin: !Nicholas Co., KY marriage records show Martin married Sarah Harding. |
| 3450 | I27233 | Per Larry Herrin: !Nicholas Co. Marriage record shows Sarah marrying Martin VanHook 15 AUG 1815. |
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