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351	- married Mable Gilbert --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JLHH-653 Age: 65 Given Name: Glenn Middle Name: Surname: Butler Name Suffix: Birth Date: 26 Aug 1906 State: Alabama Last Place of Residence: Winston, Alabama Previous Residence Postal Code: 35553 Event Date: Jan 1971 Citing this Record: "United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JLHH-653 : 20 May 2014), Glenn Butler, Jan 1971; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/8/2023 Glenn Evans Butler Birth: 26 Aug 1906 Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA Death: 27 Jan 1971 (aged 64) Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Double Springs, Winston County, Alabama, USA Memorial #: 67872113 Family Members Parents James Monroe Butler 1875-1964 Jadie Elmina Bowers Butler 1875-1959 Siblings Lydia Ethel Butler Bell 1899-1980 William Earl Butler 1899-1986 Alberta Butler Abbott 1901-1998 Monroe Neil Butler 1904-1986 Edna Vonell Butler Thomason 1909-1990 Julia Lucille Butler Fondren 1912-2001 John Vernon Butler 1915-1987 Created by: TIW (47078048) Added: 4 Apr 2011 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67872113/glenn-evans-butler Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67872113/glenn-evans-butler: accessed 08 July 2023), memorial page for Glenn Evans Butler (26 Aug 1906-27 Jan 1971), Find a Grave Memorial ID 67872113, citing Fairview Cemetery, Double Springs, Winston County, Alabama, USA; Maintained by TIW (contributor 47078048). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 7/8/2023 Glenn E Butler **** shares stone with Ida Birth: Aug. 26, 1906 Death: Jan. 27, 1971 Burial: Fairview Cemetery Double Springs Winston County Alabama, USA Created by: TIW Record added: Apr 04, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 67872113 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JNDB-F4T Name: Glenn Evans Butler Titles and Terms: Name Prefix: Event Date: 27 Jan 1971 Event Place: Haleyville, Winston, Alabama Gender: Male Race (Original): Race: Age (Original): 64 Birth Year (Estimated): 1907 Birth Date (Original): Birthplace: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Ida Butler Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name Prefix: Father's Name: Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Name Prefix: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name Prefix: Mother's Birthplace: Occupation: Address: Residence Place: Cemetery: Burial Place: Burial Date: Funeral Home: Informant's Name: Informant's Name (Original): GS Film number: 2051647 Reference ID: 2403 Citing this Record: "Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JNDB-F4T : 27 November 2014), Glenn Evans Butler, 27 Jan 1971; citing reference 2403, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 2,051,647. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Butler, Glenn Evans (I300)
352	- married Margaret Bailiffe	Wyatt, Richard (I1911)
353	- Martha is possibly a Ashton or a Wyatt ---- see below --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://dgmweb.net/FGS/F/FrizzellWilliam-Martha_.html William FRIZZELL Martha __?__ Husband: William FRIZZELL Birth: 1797/8, VA Death: 12 Mar 1858, Marshall Co., KY Occupation: farmer Father: David FRIZELL (1774- ) ** Mother: Mary INGALLS ** Marriage: ca. 1822, of Bedford Co., TN Wife: Martha __?__ Birth: 1797-1800, NC Occupation: homemaker Children (data in braces are {age, birthplace} from the 1850 Census): born in TN, probably Bedford Co.: 1. (Daughter A) FRIZZELL, b. 1810-20 2. (Son A) FRIZZELL, b. 1815-20 3. Richard M. FRIZZELL, b. 1815-20; m. 20 Feb 1840, Calloway Co., KY, Zilpha CHESTER 4. (Daughter B) FRIZZELL, b. 1820-25 5. Nancy FRIZZELL, b. 1822/3 {27, TN} 6. (Daughter C) FRIZZELL, b. 1825-30 7. (Son B) FRIZZELL, b. 1825-30 8. Calvin FRIZZELL, b. 1827/8 {22, TN } born in Calloway [now Marshall] Co., KY: 9. John FRIZZELL, b. 1830/1 {19, TN} 10. Melvina FRIZZELL, b. 1833/4 {16, TN} 11. Rebecca FRIZZELL, b. 1835/6 {14, KY} 12. Franklin FRIZZELL, b. 1838/9 {11, KY} The way the enumerator jumbled the order of the children in the 1850 census, it's no wonder some of the birthplaces (and probably dates) are wrong. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources: 1a. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. KY, NC, TN, VA, WV Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229): not found. Frizzell, Richard M. Chester, Zilpha 20 Feb 1840 Calloway Co. 1b. Byron Sistler & Barbara Sistler. 1987. Early East Tennessee Marriages. Byron Sistler & Assoc., Inc., Nashville, TN (said to include every extant ante-bellum marriage record from eastern TN): not found, but if he was living in Bedford Co., we'd need the volumes from central TN. 2. 1820 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #50 of 56; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1820 TN Bedford Co. p. 48/95 Ln. 16 Frizzel, William 200010-10100-0-100 no slaves These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred 2 males 9 or under 1810-1820 = Richard M = Son A 1 male 26-44 1775-1794 = William (b. 1797/8?) 1 female 9 or under 1810-1820 = Daughter A 1 female 16-25 1794-1804 = Martha 1 person engaged in agriculture 3. 1830 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #7-8 of 40; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1830 KY Calloway Co. p. 200 Ln. 18 William Frizzell 202 001 - 120 001 no slaves These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred 2 males 4 or under 1825-1830 = Calvin (b. 1827/8) 2 males 10-14 1815-1820 = Richard M = Son A 1 male 30-39 1790-1800 = William (b. 1797/8) 1 female 4 or under 1825-1830 = Daughter C 2 females 5-9 1820-1825 = Nancy (b. 1822/3) = Daughter B 1 female 30-39 1790-1800 = Martha 4. 1840 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #47-48 of 106; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1840 KY Calloway [now Marshall] Co. pp. 76B-77A Ln. 24 William Frizzell 120 000 100 - 110 100 100 0200000 no slaves These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred 1 male 4 or under 1835-1840 = Franklin (b. 1838/9) 2 males 5-9 1830-1835 = John (b. 1830/1) = Calvin (b. 1827/8) 1 male 40-49 1790-1800 = William (b. 1797/8) 1 female 4 or under 1835-1840 = Rebecca (b. 1835/6) 1 female 5-9 1830-1835 = Melvina (b. 1833/4) 1 female 15-19 1820-1825 = Nancy (b. 1822/3) 1 female 40-49 1790-1800 = Martha 2 persons employed in agriculture Calvin is in the wrong age class. Listed between newlywed son, Richard M. FRIZZELL (000 010 - 000 100), and McGilbra WYATT. 5. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Marshall Co., KY, p. 484AB, 744/746, enumerated 10 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): William Frizzell 52 M Farmer Va Martha " 42 F NC Nancy " 27 F Tenn Melvina " 16 F " Rebecca " 14 F Ky Calvin " 22 M Farmer Tenn John " 19 M " " Franklin " 11 M Ky Mcgilbra W. Wiett 5 M " Lawrence W. Ashton 62 M none Va Martha is fibbing about her age (she is at least 49). Whose child is McGilbra? Why is he living with them? Is Martha perhaps a WYATT? Otherwise, Lawrence ASHTON is very likely Martha's father. One secondary source treats McGilbra as a grandchild. Living two doors down from William C. HOLLAND, who is living next door to John L. HOLLAND. 6. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org). 7. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Ashton-Wyatt, Martha (I1706)
354	- mentioned in son William Utley's will written 4/11/1807 and proved 6/15/1807 in Goochland Co, VA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marthaellen&id=I2157 ID: I2157 Name: Ann Lewis 1 2 Sex: F Birth: 1730 1 Reference Number: 2174 Death: 1795 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia Note: Ann Lewis is an ancestor of Dr. John Woodson, of Jamestown. Father: John Lewis b: 1686 Mother: Elizabeth Woodson b: 1694 Marriage 1 John Utley b: 1720 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia Married: 26 DEC 1745 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia Children 1.Has Children Jacob Utley b: 29 AUG 1759 in Windham, Windham Co., Connecticut 2.Has Children William Utley b: ABT 1745 in Goochland Co., VA 3.Has Children John Utley III b: ABT 1747 in Goochland County, Virginia 4.Has No Children Susannah Utley b: ABT 1749 in Goochland County, Virginia 5.Has Children Prudence Utley b: ABT 1753 in Goochland County, Virginia 6.Has Children Josiah Utley b: 26 DEC 1755 in Goochland County, Virginia 7.Has No Children Obediah Utley b: 03 OCT 1757 in Goochland County, Virginia 8.Has No Children Hezikia Utley b: 13 NOV 1759 in Goochland County, Virginia 9.Has No Children Lillie Utley b: 04 DEC 1760 in Goochland County, Virginia Sources: 1.Title: John Lewis mentions his children and their spouses in land division 17 Nov. 1747 Goochland Co., VA 2.Title: Will of John Lewis of Goochland Co., VA. dated 17 Nov. 1747 names daughters, Mary Lewis West, Judith Lewis Dikes, Ann Lewis Utley, and Lucy Lewis Seay ****************** ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Lewis, Ann (I1523)
355	- middle initial 'M' = Monroe? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWJS-HPJ Nancy M. Baker Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960 Name: Nancy M. Baker ** Gender: Female Birth Date: Feb 1861 Birthplace: Marshall, Kentucky Father's Name: John Baker Mother's Name: Rachel Baker ------------------------------------------ Name: Nancy M. Baker Gender: Female Christening Date: null Christening Place: null Birth Date: Feb 1861 Birthplace: Marshall, Kentucky Death Date: null Name Note: null Race: null Father's Name: John Baker Father's Birthplace: null Father's Age: null Mother's Name: Rachel Baker ** Mother's Birthplace: null Mother's Age: null Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51772-1 System Origin: Kentucky-EASy GS Film number: 216833 Reference ID: 2:1HT2JGK Citing this Record: "Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWJS-HPJ : accessed 24 Jun 2014), Nancy M. Baker, Feb 1861; citing Marshall, Kentucky, reference 2:1HT2JGK; FHL microfilm 216833. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Baker, Nancy M (I1696)
356	- most info came from White-Adam--(TNYesterday.com) - see Misc-Docs-Pics ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 12/20/2021 Rev Adam White Birth: 1627 Inveraray, Argyll and Bute, Scotland Death: 19 Dec 1708 (aged 8081) Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Burial: Bushmills Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Memorial #: 200020478 Bio: Son of Sir John White II and Catherine Greenaway. Married Isabella Cochran, daughter of William Cochran. Children: Moses White Hugh White Family Members Parents John White 1555-1645 Catherine Greenaway White 1556-1640 Spouse Isabella Cochran White 1630-1693 Children Hugh Moses White 1671-1741 Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524) Added: 12 Jun 2019 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200020478/adam-white Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200020478/adam-white : accessed 20 December 2021), memorial page for Rev Adam White (162719 Dec 1708), Find a Grave Memorial ID 200020478, citing Bushmills Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	White, Adam Rev (I2936)
357	- Most info from the book "Nidderdale, from Nun Monkton to Whernside: being a record of the history ..." By Harry Speight ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 2/16/2021 Robert Inman Birth: 1584 England Death: 1662 (aged 7778) England Burial: Pateley Bridge Cemetery, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire, England Memorial #: 69423062 Bio: He was the son of William Inman and Jenette Bayne. Source: Nidderdale, from Nun Monkton to Whernside: being a record of the history ... By Harry Speight, pg viii (googlebooks) "ROBERT INMAN (a. 1584 or 1585 - 1662) Of Bouthwaite, Fellbeck and North Pasture House (Sawley, bur near Fellbeck), gentleman, son of William Inman, aforesaid. Born a. 1584 or 1585, and buried May 2, a. 1662, in the old Church or churchyard of Pateley Bridge. Will dated 28 April, a. 1662 (York Wills). The following references occur, (1) a. 1603, Oct 5, Studley MS. (in 6.39); probably noted re Essoins. (2) a. 1609, Apr 20, Pec. Ct. Mash.; witnesses Will of Myles Benson of Calfal House. (3) a. 1614, May 6, Pec. Ct. Mash; named in teh Will of his father, Will. Inman of Bouthwaite. (4) a. 1617-1662. Pateley Bridge Par. Reg.' entires naming him. (5) [c.a. 1620-e.a. 1642], Subsidy Rolls, 19 Jac. I. to 17 Car. I., and an Estreat, t. Car. I.; occurrs under Kirkby Malzeard. (6) a. 1626, Oct 17, Studley MS. (in 17.137), demise of closes, parcel of Fellbeck House; witnessed by Robert Inman. (7) a. 1627, Churchwarden's Accts., Kirkby Malzeard; he lays down 7/ to the Feoffees about the parish lands. (8) a. 1629, Sep 17, MS in Ripon Minster Libr.; Inquisition [?at Ripon} about Yorkshire Charities, by the oath of Rob. Inman, gent., and twelve other good and lawful men of said West Riding. (9) a. 1630/1, March 7, Pec. Ct. Mash; named in the Will of his mother, Jennet Inman. (10) s. a. 1636, April 12, Eccles, Act Book, Preb Mash., notice of contention at Middlesmoor, between John Inman and his brother Robert; 'office' against the former. (11)a. 1636-37, Pec Ct. Mash., memorandum as to the nuncuoative Will of Thos. Stevens, servant to Mr. Ro. Inman of Bowthwaite, at whose house he lay 'sicke', and with whom he then lived, witnesses. Thos. Wayd, Grace Beckwith, and Charles Inman. (12) s.a. 1638, Oct 9, Eccles. Act Book, u.s.; notice of Chas., the son of Ro. Inman. (13) a. 1648, July 25, Webster v. Inman, alleged attack by Ro. Inman, aged sixty-four or thereabouts, on certain soldiers at Pateley Bridge; seizure of his mare." Family Members Parents William Inman 1568-1614 Jennet Bayne Inman 1565-1632 Siblings John Inman 1589-1667 Created by: Brenda Ozog (47127449) Added: 6 May 2011 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69423062/robert-inman Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 February 2021), memorial page for Robert Inman (15841662), Find a Grave Memorial no. 69423062, citing Pateley Bridge Cemetery, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire, England ; Maintained by Brenda Ozog (contributor 47127449) . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Inman, Robert (I2673)
358	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892 - See Misc-Docs-Pics/Aldrich - info from Settlers of the Beekman Patent p.112-113 - most of it from The George Aldrich Genealogy by Alvin James Aldrich -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 6/5/2021 Sarah Aldrich Bartlett Birth: 16 Jan 1646 Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA Death: 17 Feb 1685 (aged 39) Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ? Burial: Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ? Memorial #: 149417172 Bio: dau. of George & Katherine (Seald) Aldrich md. c. 1665 Braintree, Ma. John Bartlett _______________________________ This cemetery was in a section of Rehoboth which later became part of Rhode Island. ******* Family Members Parents George Aldrich 1605-1683 Katherine Seald Aldrich 1610-1692 Spouse John Bartlett 1644-1684 Siblings Joseph Aldrich 1635-1705 Jacob Aldrich 1652-1695 Created by: James Bianco (47745493) Added: 17 Jul 2015 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417172/sarah-bartlett Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417172/sarah-bartlett : accessed 05 June 2021), memorial page for Sarah Aldrich Bartlett (16 Jan 164617 Feb 1685), Find a Grave Memorial ID 149417172, citing Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Aldrich, Sarah (I2821)
359	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQDY-8YT Name: Mary Bartlett Sex: Female Birth Date: 5 Jan 1708 Birthplace: Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America Birthplace (Original): Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States Father's Name: Samuel Bartlett Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Mary Mother's Sex: Female Other information in the record of Mary Bartlett Name: Mary Bartlett Sex: Female Birth Date: 5 Jan 1708 Birthplace: Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America Birthplace (Original): Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States Father's Name: Samuel Bartlett Father's Sex: Male Mother's Name: Mary Mother's Sex: Female Reference: Item 1 Digital Folder Number: 007811579 Microfilm Number: 982348 Originating System: ODM Indexing Batch: C50002-1 Citing this Record "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQDY-8YT : 15 January 2020), Samuel Bartlett in entry for Mary Bartlett, 1708. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Bartlett, Mary (I662)
360	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892	Inman, Mary (I2640)
361	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892	Bartlett, Samuel Sr (I2641)
362	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892	Bartlett, Mary (I2827)
363	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892	Bartlett, Noah (I2828)
364	- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical. - Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the - descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland - by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892 - bef 1666 - John and Sarah were in Weymouth, MA - by 1671 he had removed to Mendon, MA and was there in 1679 7 1682 - 6/6/1682 bought land in Senechetaconnet, which at that time was in the town of Rehoboth and under the jurisdiction of the Plymouth Colony, - but now known as Manville in the town of Cumberland in the state of RI where he died 8/17/1684 & Sarah, his wife, died the following 1/1684/85 - 6/6/1683 - Plymouth Colony - John Bartlett of Rehoboth, RI took the oath - 8/17/1684 - John Bartlett buried - 1/17/1684/85 - Sarah, wife of John Bartlett, buried - after John's death, Sarah petitioned the court for letters of Admin., but before they reached her , she died - 3/5/1684/85 - the case was again taken under advisement - the worshipful Mr. Daniel Smith to select men to administer the estate & take care of the orphans - 3/19/1684/85 - John Bartlett & Mary Aldrich made oath to the inventory before Daniel Smith, Assist. - 1/2/1698/99 - the estate was held in trust by the proprietors until 1698, at which time the children, except Noah & Daniel, not then of age, signed an agreement - for the distribution of the property, which was bought by their elder brother John Bartlett - signed Samuel Bartlett, Moses Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett, - Valentine Whitman and Sarah Whitman, his wife, and Mary Bartlett - See Misc-Docs-Pics/Aldrich - info from Settlers of the Beekman Patent p.112-113 - most of it from The George Aldrich Genealogy by Alvin James Aldrich ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Found at findagrave.com on 6/5/2021 John Bartlett Birth: Apr 1644 Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA ?? not England? Death: 17 Aug 1684 (aged 40) Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ? Burial: Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ? Memorial #: 149417321 Family Members Spouse Sarah Aldrich Bartlett 1646-1685 Created by: James Bianco (47745493) Added: 17 Jul 2015 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417321/john-bartlett Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417321/john-bartlett : accessed 05 June 2021), memorial page for John Bartlett (Apr 164417 Aug 1684), Find a Grave Memorial ID 149417321, citing Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) . -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Bartlett, John (I2820)
365	- mother was possibly a Gray or a Kilgore - although in his pension app he claimed service as a Captain and as a Lieutenant -- he was pensioned as a private - he claimed Capt Bobo turned tory and his fellow soldiers elected him Captain ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 6/6/2024 William Young VVeteran Birth: 15 Oct 1744 Death: 1834 (aged 89-90) Perry County, Tennessee, USA Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 32649493 Bio: Capt William Young, son of Thomas Young According to his 1833 pension application, William Young was born in 1744, in what would later become York County, Pennsylvania. He was born to Thomas B. Young Esq., and his first, unknown wife.(1) They also had a daughter Mary about whom little is known. By 1755, when William was 11, his father moved, with William, and perhaps William's sister Mary, down the "Great Wagon Road" through the Shenandoah Valley, and then along the east front of the Blue Ridge Mountains, to South Carolina. His mother must have died before then, as the first child, George, of William's father Thomas and his new wife, Catherine Brandon, was born in South Carolina in 1755. They settled in the Ninety-Six District, in the area that would later become Laurens County. William and his father Thomas received land grants adjacent to each other; both were later, in 1774, sold to Joseph Whitmore. During the Revolutionary War, William was commissioned as a Lieutenant in Captain Lewis Bobo's Company, in Colonel Thomas Brandon's Second Spartan regiment of South Carolina militia (Colonel Brandon was the brother of William's stepmother Catherine [Brandon] Young). He served a nine-month enrollment, in 1777, and during this term he was involved in a skirmish with the Cherokee Indians. Later, in Sept. 15, 1779, he was enrolled for another two months, as a Captain in Colonel Brandon's regiment; during this time he was at the siege and battle of Savannah. He later served another term of seven months as a Captain in Colonel Brandon's regiment, and was at the siege of Ninety Six, in May and June of 1781. Two months later, as a Captain, he was placed in command of Colonel Brandon's blockhouse on Fair Forest Creek, where he remained for 18 months, until the war's end. William is believed to have married Margaret Haile (from the research of Melton Meek), the daughter of William Haile, a French Huguenot who had settled in South Carolina many years earlier, and who was a neighbor to the family (he owned property next to Col Brandon, William's step-cousin, later sold to William's father Thomas Young). They lived in the Ninety Six district (Ninety Six district later became Laurens, Union, Spartanburg, and several other Counties, in 1785). Their first known child, John (believed to have married Hannah Miller), was born in Ninety Six about 1775;(2) they also had daughter Catherine born 1788 (married Nathan Ragan), and son Samuel born 1792 (married Mary "Polly" Young). They may also have had sons James, Jesse, and Christopher, but this is uncertain.(3) William's eldest son, John, married about 1800, and John's first child, William, was born, according to census records, in 1801, while the family was still in Union County South Carolina. By 1807, they had moved to Dickson County, in north central Tennessee. John Miller Young, the second son of William's son John, was born in Dickson County that year, 1807. William's second son Samuel, however, remained in South Carolina when the family moved to Tennessee. William's daughter Catherine may have married her husband Nathan Ragan while the family was in Dickson County, where she and her husband lived until sometime after 1830; by 1840, after William's death, Catherine and Nathan were in Hardeman County, TN. William's stay in Dickson County must have been short; by 1810, the family had moved across the state line to Christian County, Kentucky, where they appear in the census record under William's name, and where John's next 3 children were born (John Miller Young, Thomas W., and Samuel. John's sons Charles and George were born, later, in Perry county, after 1818). The 1810 Christian County KY census record matches the ages of William and wife, John and his wife and children, and one unknown young woman (possibly daughter Catherine, who about this time married Nathan Ragan back in Dickson County). According to William's daughter Catherine (Young) Ragan, as recorded in her 1860 application for her father's pension, the family had moved from Union County directly to Christian County KY; however this is incorrect. See note (4) below. By 1820, the family was in Perry County Tennessee, where they appear in the census record, but in the household of William's eldest son John. John died in 1830; William appears in the census record that year living with his daughter Catherine in Perry County. He applied for his pension 22 Oct 1833, in Perry County, and received his last disbursement on 6 May 1834; he must have died shortly after. He is buried in a large stone crypt in the Dickson-Blackburn cemetery in Linden, TN, next to his son John. Notably, he is listed as "William Young 3d" in his pension payment record. As his father was Thomas, this suffix probably refers to his grandfather (William I) and an uncle (William II). (1) We know William was the son of Thomas from a story related by William's son Samuel. A "stranger," who identified himself as Thomas Young of Spartanburg, appeared at Samuel's gate, and after a short introduction explained that he had come in order to borrow money, needed to save his farm. This Thomas Young mentioned that he was the grandson of the Young who was "...the Tory that met your uncle Thomas Young in the middle of the Enoree River at the battle of Blackstock's farm in October, 1781." According to the memoirs of Major Thomas Young (Samuel's uncle), this incident, where he and his cousin Tory Col William Young confronted each other across a creek, actually occurred during a scouting expedition at Mudlick Creek, south of Laurens, in July or August of 1781. The Battle of Blackstock's Farm occurred a year earlier, in November 1780. The Thomas who was the "stranger" in this story was probably the son of Tory Col William Young's son Richard. Col William had one other grandson Thomas, the son of his son Nathaniel, but that Thomas emigrated to Giles County County, in 1818, probably too early to have been the Thomas in this story. Thomas, the son of Richard, remained in Union County, where he died in 1837. (2) John's census record in 1820 in Perry County TN shows two males - John and William - aged 45 or older. (3) From the research (family bibles, records) of Brent Holcomb and Melton Meeks (4) Catherine died in 1861, one year after she wrote the pension application, wherein she indicated she was 85 years old, and her only surviving brother Samuel was 78 (she was actually 72, according to a Bible record, and Samuel was 68). She also admitted to "being old & her memory weak she cannot be positive as to dates." She also indicated the family moved directly from South Carolina, to Kentucky, in 1822, when we know the family had already passed through Kentucky, and were living in Perry County Tennessee at that time. She also mentioned that the family records had all been burned in a fire; this fact is repeated in family histories of other of William's descendants. The following information is being added at the request of Vonnie L. Cantrell, Find a Grave Contributor # 47192880: William Young (32649493) Suggested edit: DAR Ancestor #: A200356 Southern Campaigns American Revolution Pension Statements & Rosters Pension application of William Young S4742 f28SC Transcribed by Will Graves rev'd 6/7/15 [Methodology: Spelling, punctuation and/or grammar have been corrected in some instances for ease of reading and to facilitate searches of the database. Where the meaning is not compromised by adhering to the spelling, punctuation or grammar, no change has been made. Corrections or additional notes have been inserted within brackets or footnotes. Blanks appearing in the transcripts reflect blanks in the original. A bracketed question mark indicates that the word or words preceding it represent(s) a guess by me. The word 'illegible' or 'indecipherable' appearing in brackets indicates that at the time I made the transcription, I was unable to decipher the word or phrase in question. Only materials pertinent to the military service of the veteran and to contemporary events have been transcribed. Affidavits that provide additional information on these events are included and genealogical information is abstracted, while standard, 'boilerplate' affidavits and attestations related solely to the application, and later nineteenth and twentieth century research requests for information have been omitted. I use speech recognition software to make all my transcriptions. Such software misinterprets my southern accent with unfortunate regularity and my poor proofreading skills fail to catch all misinterpretations. Also, dates or numbers which the software treats as numerals rather than words are not corrected: for example, the software transcribes "the eighth of June one thousand eighty six" as "the 8th of June 1786." Please call material errors or omissions to my attention.] [p 8] State of Tennessee, Perry County On the 23 day of October 1833, personally appeared in open Court before the Justices of the Peace of Perry County Court now sitting William Young a resident of Perry County the State of Tennessee aged about eighty nine 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 June 7th 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as hereinafter stated - That her entered the service as a Lieutenant in a militia company commanded by Captain Lewis Bobo in the district of Ninety Six in the State of South Carolina and belonged to Colonel Thomas Brandon Regiment & that Andrew Williamson was their Brigadier General in the year 1776 to the best of his recollection. That he was marched under the said Captain Lewis to Ellis fort where they met Col. Brandon & two other companies, one commanded by Captain Gordon [probably Gavin Gordon, possibly Moses Gordon], the other by Captain Lisle [probably John Lisle]. That they marched from thence tot he Cherokee Nation to a place called Keowee. There we joined our General Andrew Williamson's Brigade -from thence marched up into the nation met the Indians & defeated them. We were to have met at or near where we had skirmish with the Indians Col. Rutherford [Griffith Rutherford] & his troops from North Carolina but did not meet them till we had defeated the Indians & then this lieutenant was discharged having served nine months at this time. He further states that after he returned home Captain Bobo turned Tory & was broke of his commission & that he, this declarant, was elected Captain of the company in his place and that his commissions both as Captain and Lieutenant were signed by Gov. Rutledge [John Rutherford] of South Carolina. That he was again ordered out & marched from the district of Ninety Six to the siege of Savannah about the middle of Sept. 1779 [September 16-October 18,1779] under the command of Col. Thomas Brandon who was his Col. while he had the command of a Captain in said Regiment & Genl. Williamson was the Brigadier, Gen. Lincoln [Benjamin Lincoln] commanded the Americans, Count D'Estaing the French & the allied troops made a charge on the British redoubts & after being exposed to the fire of the enemy for sometime were repulsed with great loss & the declarant was in the siege & also in the battle of the same. That Maj. Daniel Williams of North Carolina of the continental service was well acquainted with him as was also Col. Marion [Francis Marion] in the regular service. That during this time he served two months as Captain of the company. That about two months after his return home he was again ordered with his company to range the frontier & continued in this service till the British took the Town of Ninety Six at which time he was in the battle under Col. Brandon. That afterwards Brigadier Williamson taking protection under the British & being turned out Genl. Andrew Pickens took command of the troops or over the brigade to which he belonged. That during this time he served seven weeks as Captain of the company. That about two months afterwards he was ordered to take the command of a Blockhouse called Brandon's Blockhouse on fair forest creek [Fairforest Creek], which he did as Captain and continued there until peace was made & during this time served eighteen months. That he has no documentary evidence to which he can refer nor does he know of any living individual (except the testimony of Crawford Goodman which is hereto annexed) by whose evidence he can procure who can testify to his service. That he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or amenity except the present & declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state. 1. Where & in what year were you born? I was born in York County Pennsylvania in the year 1744 the 15 of October. 2. Have you any record of your age? I have only my age in my own Bible transcribed from my father's bible when I was about 24 years of age & which I believe is correct. 3. Where were you living when called into the service, where have you lived since the revolutionary war & where do you live now? In South Carolina in Ninety six district. From South Carolina I moved to East Tennessee about the year 1807, from there to Dixon County Tennessee & from there to Perry County where now live. 4. How were you called into the service; were you drafted, did you volunteer or were you a substitute, if so a substitute for whom? I was called into the service always by being drafted. 5. State the names of some of the regular officers who were with the troops where you served; such continental & militia regiments as you can recollect & the circumstances of you service. I have no recollection at this late period of time of the names of the officers connected with the regiments other than those of Captains Gordon & Lisle, Col. Brandon, Genl. Williamson, Genl. Lincoln, Count D'Estaing, Maj. Williams, Col. Marion, Gen. Pickens & Gen. Green the commander in chief. 6. Did you receive a discharge from the service & if so by whom was it signed & what has become of it? I received discharges signed by Col. Brandon but they are all lost or mislaid. 7. State the names of persons to whom you are known in your present neighborhood & who can testify to your character for veracity, good behavior & your services as a soldier of the revolution. I refer to Jeremiah Wood, Esqr. & Fanny Stanley, there being no other person in my neighborhood to whom I can refer who can testify as to my veracity and to the belief as to my revolutionary service. S/ William Young, "X" his mark Sworn to & subscribed in open Court Test: Jesse Taylor, Clerk We Jeremiah Wood resident of Perry County State of Tennessee & Fanny Stanly also a resident of Perry County State of Tennessee hereby certify that we are well acquainted with William Young who has subscribed & sworn to the above declaration and that we believe him to be eighty-nine years of age & that he is reputed to be & so believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the revolution & that we concur in that opinion. S/ Jeremiah Wood S/ F. Stanley Sworn to & subscribed this day & year aforesaid in open Court. Test: Jesse Taylor [p 14] State of Tennessee Pary [Perry] County This day came Crafford Goodwin before me E. Hooper one of the acting Justis [Justices] of the peace in and for said County and maid [made] oath in due form and says on his oath that Richard Bryant [indecipherable interlineation] Sworn before me says that he sarved [served] to Towers [tours] of Duty under Captain William Young in the Revolution war in South Carolina under Cornel [Colonel] Thomas Brandom [Thomas Brandon] and says that he was a tru [true] frend [friend] to Country. I do Certyfy [certify] that I was acquainted with Captain William Young in the time of the ware [war] and said Young take a man out of Jail and hang him By jenerel [general] orders. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of August 1833 S/ E. Hooper, JP S/ Crafford Goodman [Crawford Goodman] [p 25] State of Tennessee. County: A Declaration Supplementary to a declaration made by William Young on the 23rd day of October 1833 in Order to Obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June the 7th 1832 This declarant would further state that his Commissions for Lieutenant & Captain has both been lost long since or mislaid he does not know how. This declarant further states that he was ordered to take command of Brandon's Blockhouse by Colonel Brandon that he was drafted as his answer is to the 4th Interrogatory but will here say that his Term of service had long expired before he left the Blockhouse where he had command but that as he had sent his family away from home to the Whig settlements & being determined to serve his Country so long as was necessary he at the request of his Colonel who had stationed him they are continued to serve to the end of the war & did here serve the full term & time of Eighteen Months - At the end of which peace was made when he this declarant found himself without either money or anything else but his land & it occupied by a Tory as all the rest of his property had been taken by the Tories & put to their own use the Tory who had his land in possession was named Howell. This declarant would further represent that since his declaration was made to which this is a Supplement he has found out one Moses Randal who was a boy in time of the war whose Affidavit is hereto annexed he would here add that the affidavit of Goodwin [sic] which is annexed to his former declaration was not taken as it ought that [it] is not in proper form as he is advised & he will further state that he [Goodwin] has gone from this Country so that a re examination of him cannot be had & that he knows of no person else by which he can make the necessary proof as required at this time. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of February 1834 S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ William Young, X his mark Perry County: This day personally appeared before me Jeremiah Wood one of the Acting Justices of the peace in and for said County William Young who assigned the above declaration and made oath that the facts they are set forth are true as stated. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th February 1834 Test S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ William Young, X his Mark Question by the Justice of the peace did you ever receive a commission by whom was it signed & what has become of it[?] Answer I have received two one for Lieutenant & another for Captain both signed by Governor Rutledge of South Carolina & have long since both been lost or mislaid [p 27] State of Tennessee. County I Moses Randal do hereby Certify that in the time of the Revolution my Father lived in South Carolina in the District of Ninety Six within three miles of Captain William Young & that I heard it said generally that he was a Captain in the Revolution as he states (in the neighborhood) where he lived & I do further certify that when I can first recollect he was a Captain of the Militia in the said District & do further certify that this is the same William Young that I then knew who is now present & whom signed this Supplementary declaration and I do hereby further Certify that Captain William Young has always been called an honest man & an excellent Whig & that I do believe from what I know of myself & from what I heard from respectable sources that he was commissioned as he herein states. Sworn to & subscribed before me this 10th February 1834 Test S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ Moses Randal [Veteran was pensioned at the rate of $40 per annum commencing March 4th, 1831, for service as a private for one-year in the South Carolina militia.] Contributor: Vonnie L Cantrell (47192880) Family Members Parents Thomas B. Young 1713-1791 Spouse Margaret Haile Young Unknown-1820 Siblings George Young Sr 1755-1833 John Young 1764-1780 MAJ Thomas Young Jr 1764-1848 Christopher C. Young 1772-1849 Children John Young 1775-1830 Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861 MAJ Samuel Young 1792-1865 Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596) Added: 2009-01-05T14:44:37.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young: accessed June 6, 2024), memorial page for William Young (15 Oct 1744-1834), Find a Grave Memorial ID 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 6/9/2020 William Young Birth: 15 Oct 1744 Death: 1834 (aged 8990) Perry County, Tennessee, USA Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 32649493 Bio: Revolutionary War Soldier William * Young (Son of Thomas Young) was born in York County, PA, and died in Perry County, TN about 1833 or 1834. He is buried in the Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery in Perry County in the large stone rock grave on the south side of the road that was built through this Cemetery.* I HAD PREVIOUSLY LISTED THIS INDIVIDUAL AS "WILLIAM MILLER YOUNG" BUT INFORMATION HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THAT INDICATES THAT "MILLER" MAY NOT BE CORRECT, SO I AM REMOVING IT. IF ANYONE HAS ADDITIONAL RESEARCH REGARDING THIS, PLEASE SHARE. Family Members Parents Thomas B. Young 1720-1791 Spouse Margaret Haile Young Siblings George Young 1755-1833 John Young 1760-1780 Thomas Young 1764-1848 Christopher C. Young 1772-1849 Children John Young 1775-1830 Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861 Samuel Young 1792-1865 Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596) Added: 5 Jan 2009 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 June 2020), memorial page for William Young (15 Oct 17441834), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596) . ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 7/5/2019 William * Young Birth: 15 Oct 1744 Death: 1834 (aged 8990) Perry County, Tennessee, USA Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 32649493 Bio: Revolutionary War Soldier William * Young (Son of Thomas Young) was born in York County, PA, and died in Perry County, TN about 1833 or 1834. He is buried in the Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery in Perry County in the large stone rock grave on the south side of the road that was built through this Cemetery.* I HAD PREVIOUSLY LISTED THIS INDIVIDUAL AS "WILLIAM MILLER YOUNG" BUT INFORMATION HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THAT INDICATES THAT "MILLER" MAY NOT BE CORRECT, SO I AM REMOVING IT. IF ANYONE HAS ADDITIONAL RESEARCH REGARDING THIS, PLEASE SHARE. Family Members Parents Thomas B. Young 1720-1791 Siblings George Young 1755-1833 John Young 1760-1780 Thomas Young 1764-1848 Christopher C. Young 1772-1849 Children John Young 1775-1824 Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861 Major Samuel Young 1792-1865 Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596) Added: 5 Jan 2009 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493 Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 05 July 2019), memorial page for William * Young (15 Oct 17441834), Find A Grave Memorial no. 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596) . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at DAR.org YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE Pension Number: S4742 Service Source: S4742 Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA Comments (Overview) Created: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN 1) ALTHOUGH PATRIOT CLAIMED SERVICE AS A CAPTAIN AND LIEUTENANT, HE WAS Created: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN 2) PENSIONED AS A PRIVATE. Residence Created: 2002-10-08 20:08:27.293, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN 1) District: NINETY SIX DIST - State: SOUTH CAROLINA Spouse Number Name Created: 2002-10-08 20:08:49.2, Updated: , By: dlickliter 1) X X Hint: Click on the member number to see more. Associated Applications and Supplementals Natl Num Add Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse Vol. 814007 CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase 814008 CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase 833081 Z S CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase 833082 Z S CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase 867881 CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 814007 Ancestor #: A200356 1. -- Generation Restricted -- 2. -- Generation Restricted -- 3. -- Generation Restricted -- 4. Search » The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of William M Ragon born on 31 - Aug - 1855 at Hardeman Co TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 22 - Dec - 1942 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Elizabeth Ervin born on 5 - Jan - 1853 at TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877 married at Hardeman Co TN 5. Search » The Said William M Ragon was the child of Jesse Ragan born on 20 - Dec - 1816 at VA died at Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Jun - 1891 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Polly Welch born on 29 - Oct - 1821 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838 married at Hardeman Co TN 6. Search » The Said Jesse Ragan was the child of Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ ** died at Hardeman Co TN on p - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at 96 Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on a - Apr - 1811 7. Search » The Said Catherine Young was the child of William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA ** died at Perry Co TN on p 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife X X born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - - Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE Pension Number: S4742 Service Source: S4742 Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 867881 Ancestor #: A200356 1. -- Generation Restricted -- 2. -- Generation Restricted -- 3. -- Generation Restricted -- 4. Search » The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Lot Breeden born on 11 - Feb - 1813 at KY died at Hardeman Co TN on 30 - May - 1898 and his ( 1st ) wife Jamima S Ragan born on 25 - Jun - 1818 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 15 - Jan - 1898 married on 21 - Nov - 1833 married at Hardeman Co TN 5. Search » The Said Jamima S Ragan was the child of Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ ** died at Hardeman Co TN on p - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at Ninety Six Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on a - Apr - 1811 6. Search » The Said Catherine Young was the child of ** William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on p 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - - Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE Pension Number: S4742 Service Source: S4742 Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=genealogy%5Fjlogue&id=I08804 ID: I08804 View Post-em! See below for contents of Post-em note Name: William Young Sex: M Birth: ABT 1765 Death: UNKNOWN Reference Number: 8804 Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown b: ABT 1768 Married: ABT 1786 Children 1.Has Children Catherine Young b: 22 SEP 1788 in SC ------------------------------------------------------------------ ** Contents of Post-em note ** Database: genealogy_jlogue Individual: I08804 Jane Curci [email protected] 2010-02-17 06:59:36 YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 3-4-1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Pension Number: S4742Service Source: S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 814008 Ancestor #: A200356 1.-- Generation Restricted -- 2.-- Generation Restricted -- 3.-- Generation Restricted -- 4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search Omar Pasha Webb born on 22 - Feb - 1877 at Hardeman Co TN died at Hornsby Hardeman Co TN on 24 - Dec - 1939 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Jane Ragon born on 18 - Aug - 1879 at Hardeman Co TN died at Hornsby Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Sep - 1959 married on 12 - Jul - 1902 married at Hardeman Co TN 5.The Said Sarah Jane Ragon was the child of Search William M Ragon born on 31 - Aug - 1855 at Hardeman Co TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 22 - Dec - 1942 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Elizabeth Ervin born on 5 - Jan - 1853 at TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877 married at Hardeman Co TN 6.The Said William M Ragon was the child of Search Jesse Ragan born on 20 - Dec - 1816 at VA died at Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Jun - 1891 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Welch born on 29 - Oct - 1821 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838 married at Hardeman Co TN 7.The Said Jesse Ragan was the child of Search Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at 96 Dist SC died at Tippeh Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - - 1811 8.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife X X born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - - Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 814007 Ancestor #: A200356 1.-- Generation Restricted -- 2.-- Generation Restricted -- 3.-- Generation Restricted -- 4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search William M Ragon born on 31 - Aug - 1855 at Hardeman Co TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 22 - Dec - 1942 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Elizabeth Ervin born on 5 - Jan - 1853 at TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877 married at Hardeman Co TN 5.The Said William M Ragon was the child of Search Jesse Ragan born on 20 - Dec - 1816 at VA died at Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Jun - 1891 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Polly Welch born on 29 - Oct - 1821 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838 married at Hardeman Co TN 6.The Said Jesse Ragan was the child of Search Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at 96 Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - Apr - 1811 7.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife X X born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - - Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 867881 Ancestor #: A200356 1.-- Generation Restricted -- 2.-- Generation Restricted -- 3.-- Generation Restricted -- 4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search Lot Breeden born on 11 - Feb - 1813 at KY died at Hardeman Co TN on 30 - May - 1898 and his ( 1st ) wife Jamima S Ragan born on 25 - Jun - 1818 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 15 - Jan - 1898 married on 21 - Nov - 1833 married at Hardeman Co TN 5.The Said Jamima S Ragan was the child of Search Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at Ninety Six Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - Apr - 1811 6.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - - Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: *S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Young, William (I1360)
366	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections' --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/23/2022 Elizabeth Ferris Woodson Birth: 8 May 1638 Canterbury, Henrico County, Virginia, USA Death: 1689 (aged 5051) Henrico County, Virginia, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 76792710 Bio: Elizabeth Ferris Woodson was the wife of Robert Woodson. They were married in 1656 Curles Henrico County Virginia. Richard Ferris Woodson b. 1662, d. 1704 Family Members Spouse Robert Woodson 1634-1707 Children Robert Woodson 1660-1729 Richard Woodson 1662-1716 Sarah Woodson Mosby 1665-1716 Benjamin Woodson 1666-1723 Mary Jane Woodson Payne 1678-1743 Elizabeth Woodson Payne 1678-1766 Created by: Bette Keene Scavone (46920917) Added: 19 Sep 2011 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792710/elizabeth-woodson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792710/elizabeth-woodson: accessed 23 July 2022), memorial page for Elizabeth Ferris Woodson (8 May 16381689), Find a Grave Memorial ID 76792710, ; Maintained by Bette Keene Scavone (contributor 46920917)Burial Details Unknown. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marthaellen&id=I1096 ID: I1096 Name: Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris ?? Sarah ?? Sex: F Birth: 1638 Reference Number: 1100 Death: 1689 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA HintsAncestry Hints for Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris 1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: Richard Ferris Mother: Sarah Hambleton Marriage 1 Robert Woodson b: 1634 in Curles, Henrico Co., VA Married: 1656 in Henrico, Virginia, USA Children 1.Has Children Benjamin Woodson b: 21 AUG 1666 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA 2.Has Children John Woodson b: ABT 1658 in Fleur de Hundred, VA 3.Has No Children Richard Woodson ?? 2 sons named Richard ?? 4.Has Children Joseph Woodson ?? 2 sons named Joseph ?? 5.Has Children Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA 6.Has No Children Sarah Woodson b: ABT 1668 in Curles, Henrico, CO., VA 7.Has No Children Mary Woodson b: 1678 8.Has Children Robert Woodson b: 1660 9.Has No Children Richard Woodson b: 1662 ?? 2 sons named Richard ?? 10.Has No Children Joseph Woodson b: 1664 ?? 2 sons named Joseph ?? 11.Has No Children Judith Woodson b: 1673 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Ferris, Elizabeth (I2046)
367	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'	Woodson, Judith (I2496)
368	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections' - land grant of 1785 acres at White Oak Swamp in Parish of Varina to Mr. Robert Woodson, Mr. Richard Ferris, Mr. Giles Carter, William Ferris, and Roger Cumins ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/23/2022 Col Robert Woodson Sr. Birth: 1634 Prince George County, Virginia, USA Death: 1 Oct 1707 (aged 7273) Henrico County, Virginia, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 76792422 Bio: Robert Woodson, son of Dr. John Woodson, and Sara Woodson, was born in 1634 at Fluer de Hundred Virginia. Robert Woodson married Elizabeth Ferris in 1656 in Curles Henrico County Virginia. Robert Woodson died between 1707-1711 in Henrico County Virginia. Robert was known as "Potato Hole" Woodson because his Mother hid him in the potato bin during the Indian Raid that killed his father. Family Members Parents John Woodson 1586-1644 Sarah Isabelle Woodson 1595-1659 Spouse Elizabeth Ferris Woodson 1638-1689 Siblings John Woodson 1632-1684 Children Robert Woodson 1660-1729 Richard Woodson 1662-1716 Sarah Woodson Mosby 1665-1716 Benjamin Woodson 1666-1723 Mary Jane Woodson Payne 1678-1743 Elizabeth Woodson Payne 1678-1766 Created by: Bette Keene Scavone (46920917) Added: 19 Sep 2011 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792422/robert-woodson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792422/robert-woodson: accessed 23 July 2022), memorial page for Col Robert Woodson Sr. (16341 Oct 1707), Find a Grave Memorial ID 76792422, ; Maintained by Bette Keene Scavone (contributor 46920917)Burial Details Unknown. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marthaellen&id=I1095 ID: I1095 Name: Robert Woodson Sex: M Birth: 1634 in Curles, Henrico Co., VA Reference Number: 1099 Death: AFT 1707 in Henrico, Virginia, USA Note: Some of the best information found on Robert is in Tidewater Families of Virginia, by Ms. Davis, pps. 403-418. Some of Robert's children were named in his brother John's will. From later business transactions and court records, some dates of birth of his children have been inferred. The loss of records have destroyed much of the information of Robert and of his death. HintsAncestry Hints for Robert Woodson 10 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: John (Dr.) Woodson b: 1586 in Dorset, England Mother: Sarah Winston Marriage 1 Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris b: 1638 Married: 1656 in Henrico, Virginia, USA Children 1.Has Children Benjamin Woodson b: 21 AUG 1666 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA 2.Has Children John Woodson b: ABT 1658 in Fleur de Hundred, VA 3.Has No Children Richard Woodson 4.Has Children Joseph Woodson 5.Has Children Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA 6.Has No Children Sarah Woodson b: ABT 1668 in Curles, Henrico, CO., VA 7.Has No Children Mary Woodson b: 1678 8.Has Children Robert Woodson b: 1660 9.Has No Children Richard Woodson b: 1662 10.Has No Children Joseph Woodson b: 1664 11.Has No Children Judith Woodson b: 1673 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Woodson, Robert Sr (I2045)
369	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections' - may have been the brother to Robert Woodson's 1st wife Sarah Lewis - In William and Mary Qtrly there is this statement, 'There is a nuncupative will of William Lewis who mentions his two sons William Lewis and Joseph Lewis, and - wife Adding, who was perhaps his 2nd wife.' - The names of these children are recorded in the fourth generation but farther than that the line has not been traced. - 1707 - grandfather Robert Woodsobn of Henrico Co, VA made a deed to these two grandsons, William Lewis Jr and Joseph Lewis - See Wm & Mary Qtrly Vol IX p. 255 - Regarding the above statement about 2nd wife Adding(?) - the actual document states: '... he disposed of all the residuals of his estate to his wife, Adding, considering - his children, that they were her children as well as his and for that reason doubted not but that she would do as well for them as he would do if in her place, therefore - he would give nothing from her, but leave all to her disposal.' --- The fact that the word adding was capitalized have led many to believe it was a name -- his wife's name ???? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marthaellen&id=I4209 ID: I4209 Name: William Lewis Sex: M Birth: 1661 1 Death: 1705 HintsAncestry Hints for William Lewis 1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Father: John Lewis b: 1640 Mother: Sarah Lewis b: 1640 Marriage 1 Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA Married: 1677 in Henrico Co., VA 2 Children 1.Has Children John Lewis b: 1686 2.Has No Children Judith Lewis 3.Has No Children William Lewis 4.Has No Children Joseph Lewis 5.Has Children Mourning Lewis b: 1694 in Henrico Co., VA Sources: 1.Title: William Lewis mentioned in record of settlement of his father, John Lewis, made 1 August 1689 2.Title: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Repository: Name: www.ancestry.com Note: Source Medium: Ancestry.com Text: Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, queries, letters, Bible records, wills, biographies, and manuscript genealogies. For specific original source information contact Yates Publishing, providing them with the Source Number, Source Type, Number of Pages, and Submitter Code information listed for each individual. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Lewis, William Sr (I2497)
370	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections' - mentioned in his father's will	Lewis, Joseph (I2502)
371	- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections' - mentioned in his father's will	Lewis, William Jr (I2503)
372	- name on top of tombstone is Octava Louis Waller Woodruff ?? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 8/16/2015 Louise Wallen Woodruff ** listed on same stone is a Tomas Willard Woodruff -- See below Birth: Dec. 31, 1868 Death: Feb. 11, 1882 Family links: Parents: Charles Davis Woodruff (1821 - 1904) Cynthia Caroline Davis Woodruff (1830 - 1909) Siblings: Theadore Patillia Woodruff (1849 - 1925)* David Dixon Woodruff (1857 - 1931)* Rufus D. Woodruff (1859 - 1916)* William Rogers Woodruff (1864 - 1924)* Melissa Woodruff Hibbs (1866 - 1922)* Louise Wallen Woodruff (1868 - 1882) Calculated relationship Burial: Christian Privilege Cemetery Saint Charles Hopkins County Kentucky, USA Created by: Quietly Resting Record added: Mar 28, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 127027892 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 8/16/2015 Tomas Willard Woodruff * listed on same stone as Octava Louise Waller Woodruff -- another child?? Birth: unknown Death: Jun. 15, 1871 Burial: Christian Privilege Cemetery Saint Charles Hopkins County Kentucky, USA Created by: Tamara McDaniel Kincaide Record added: Jul 04, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 132308353 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Woodruff, Octava Louise Waller (I174)
373	- name possibly Lady Ann Percy	???, Anne (I3921)
374	- name possibly spelled Crage	Craig-xx, James (I3498)
375	- Name Sarah Elizabeth? Note the info deleted from first version to this version ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com on 7/21/2023 Sarah Virginia Lewis Woodson ?? Sarah Virginia? - not Sarah Elizabeth? Birth: 1669 New Kent County, Virginia, USA Death: 9 May 1710 (aged 40-41) Henrico County, Virginia, USA Burial: Burial Details Unknown Memorial #: 136738168 Bio: Sarah Lewis Married Robert Woodson. Family Members Parents John Lewis 1633-1689 Isabella Miller Yard 1640-1704 Spouse Robert Woodson 1660-1729 Siblings Edward Lewis 1667-1713 John Lewis 1669-1725 Children Elizabeth Woodson Povall Sarah Woodson Parsons 1692-1750 Created by: Carole Conrad (46532185) Added: 2 Oct 2014 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136738168/sarah-virginia-woodson Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136738168/sarah-virginia-woodson: accessed 21 July 2023), memorial page for Sarah Virginia Lewis Woodson (1669-9 May 1710), Find a Grave Memorial ID 136738168; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Carole Conrad (contributor 46532185). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at findagrave.com bef 7/21/2023 Sarah Lewis Woodson Birth: unknown ?? - abt 1660 -- See below Death: unknown ?? - bef 1710 -- See below Sarah, the daughter of John LEWIS and his wife, Isobel WARNER. ?? or Isabella Miller -- See below Born ca 1660 MERIWETHER LEWIS This family is a part of the Meriwether LEWIS group. LINEAGE Sarah's paternal grandfather was Robert LEWIS, an immigrant from Wales. Her maternal grandfather was Augustine WARNER, an immigrant from Norwich, England. MARRIAGE Married as 1st wife to Robert Woodson Jr Sarah Lewis Woodson died before 1710. Robert remarried RACHEL WATKINS NOTES ON LEWIS LINE FROM LEWIS WEBSITE Some historians claim that the Welsh Lewis family descended from the French line of monarchs (Louis). However, the oldest known Lewis from the explorer's family was Ben Robert Lewis of Wales. The patriarch of the Virginia Lewises came in 1635 on a ship called the "Blessing." Robert Lewis II served as an officer in the British Army and arrived to claim a land grant in a part of York County that is now in Gloucester, VA. He married a woman named Elizabeth before emigrating, and once in Virginia, they parented two children, William and Major John Lewis. William died without having any children, so John inherited 33,333 1/3 acres from his father. John Lewis married Isabella Warner, and they settled "Warner Hall" which was named for Isabella. They had a son, John Lewis II, born in 1669. John Lewis II, called Councilor John due to his service on the King's Council in 1715, married his first cousin, Elizabeth Warner-the woman who would later become the great aunt to George Washington. They gave birth to 14 children: Catherine, Elizabeth, Col. John Lewis III, Col. Charles Lewis, Col. Robert Lewis III, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Ann. The names of the other children remain unknown. Colonel Robert Lewis III was born in 1702, and later lived at Belvoir. The Lewis' family home remained at Warner Hall, but the growing clan could not hold each branch. Colonel Robert Lewis and his wife, Jane Meriwether, the daughter of Nicholas Meriwether II and Elizabeth Crawford, established a new estate at Belvoir. This was the first of 11 intermarriages between the Meriwether and Lewis families. Robert Lewis amassed a large amount of land in Goochland and Albemarle Counties throughout his life, which he later divided among his children. He acquired the land in Ivy Depot, VA in 1740. Locust Hill, the childhood home of Meriwether Lewis, was built on this land, and Meriwether's father was the first Lewis to inhabit it. Robert Lewis and Jane Meriwether Lewis, Meriwether Lewis's paternal grandparents, gave birth to 11 children. They were John (the nephew of John Lewis III), Nicholas (a guardian to Meriwether Lewis upon his return from Georgia; he lived at "The Farm."), Charles (the nephew of Charles Lewis I), Colonel William Lewis, Robert IV, Jane, Sarah, Elizabeth, Ann, Mildred, and Mary. All of their children lived to maturity and bore offspring. (Meriwether, 1964) Colonel William Lewis married his first cousin once removed and step-sister, Lucy Meriwether, who was the daughter of Thomas Meriwether and Elizabeth Thornton. Thomas Meriwether and Robert Lewis remained good friends throughout their lives, and Robert married Elizabeth after they had both lost their spouses. (McAllister, 1906) Lucy Meriwether Lewis and Colonel William Lewis lived with their three children, Jane, Meriwether, and Reuben at Locust Hill until William's death in 1779. Six months after his death, Lucy Lewis married Captain John Marks (some say on the advice of her dying husband) and moved the family to Georgia. There, Lucy gave birth to Meriwether Lewis's half siblings, John Marks II and Mary. (Bakeless, 15) As Meriwether Lewis died unmarried, and Reuben Lewis and his wife Mildred left no children, Jane Lewis Anderson mothered the only collateral descendents of Meriwether Lewis. Isobel WARNER Born ca 1640 Her grandfather was Augustine WARNER, an immigrant from Norwich, England FaG 7656579 Married John Lewis Children Sarah, Born ca 1660 Tradition long had it that the Lewises of Warner Hall descended from a Robert who had a grant from the crown for 33,3331/3 acres, and that Robert's lineage was ancient and Welsh. Tradition, however, was largely undone in 1948 on the discovery of several tombstones on Poropotancke Creek in King and Queen County: "Here lieth interred the body of John Lewis (born in Munmouth shire) died the 21st of August 1657 aged 63 years." Robert was wrong, Wales was right. The line reaches back to Rhys Goch ap Maenyrch, born c 1070, lord of Ystrad Yw. Firm documentation starts with Richard, grandfather of John. Subsequent research into church, land, and emigration records bears all this out convincingly. Sources: Bradney, History of Monmouthshire, vol. 1, p. 153; Duke, Kenmore and the Lewises, pp. 411; Harris, "John Lewis," pp. 195205; Hotten, Original Lists of Persons of Quality, pp. 79, 103, 108; Lewis, Lewis Patriarchs, pp. 7482; Moses, Welsh Lineage, pp. 120 ff.; New England Historical & Genealogical Register, vol. 18, p. 81; Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers, vol. 1, p. 229; Sorley, Lewis of Warner Hall, pp. 1729, 293300, 44568; St. Teilo's parish register; VA tombstone records generation no. 1 Richard Lewis, born c 1540, of Llangatock, Crickhowell, Monmouthshire, gent. Will dated 15 March 1627, proved 18 April 1628. Eldest son kept father's surname, others followed Welsh tradition and used his first (ap Richard). ? William Lewis, born c 1563, died before 1627, married Elizabeth Morgan, son and heir Richard, daughters Elizabeth, Marie, and Doritie, all named in 1627 will of grandfather Richard ? Lewis Prichard, born c 1565, died 1616, named in his father's will ? Edward Prichard, executor of his father's will, died intestate 1635 ? Thomas Prichard, named in his father's will generation no. 2 Lewis Rychetts Prichard, born c 1565, buried 4 May 1616, St. Teilo's church, Llantilio Pertholey, Abergavenny. Married Catherine, buried 29 September 1615. ? John Lewis, named in his grandfather's will ? Thomas Lewis, alive 1627, named in his grandfather's will ? Maudelen Lewis, alive 1627, named in grandfather's will generation no. 3 John Lewis, baptized 22 February 1592 at the pre-Norman font in St. Teilo's, died 21 August 1657, buried at Poropotanke Creek. Married (1) 3 February 1610 Johane Lewis, (2) 21 February 1630 Catherine Philip, died before 1653. ? Gwenllian Lewis, baptized 5 February 1611 ? Lettus Lewis, baptized 1 March 1616 ? Watkin Lewis, baptized 1 January 1621 ? John Lewis, baptized 15 December 1633 ? ? William and Edward generation no. 4 Major John Lewis, baptized 15 December 1633 at St. Teilo's, died c 1681. Heir to Port Holy from kinsman William Lewis. Vestryman St. Peter's Parish, New Kent. No tombstone. Married Isabella, daughter of James Miller (settled York Co. by 1648), born 24 August 1640, died 9 February 1703, buried Poropotanke Creek. She married 2nd Robert Yard, later of Petworth Parish in Gloucester Co., at St. Mary's Church, Newington, Surrey, England on 16 October 1682. ?Captain Edward Lewis, born 5 September 1667, died 1713, married ? John Lewis, born 1669 generation no. 5 Councillor John Lewis, born 30 November 1669 in Virginia. Married c 1690-92 Elizabeth Warner, who died 1719-20. ? John Lewis of Warner Hall, born 1694, oldest son and heir ? Charles Lewis of The Byrd, born 1696 ? Robert Lewis of Belvoir, born 1704, father of Captain William Lewis of Locust Hill, grandfather of Meriweather Lewis, explorer ? Catherine, twin, baptized 2 November 1705, died young ? Elizabeth, twin, baptized 2 November 1705, died young ? Mary Lewis, possibly a daughter, married Maj. Robert Throckmorton ? Elizabeth Lewis, 7 baptized May 1706, married John Bolling, died without issue young ? Isabella Lewis, baptized 18 December 1707, married Thomas Clayton, died in 1742, buried at Warner Hall with only child Juliana ? Anne Lewis, baptized 14 February 1712 generation no. 6 (brothers) Charles Lewis, of the Byrd, born 1696 at Warner Hall, died 1779. Married 28 May 1717 Mary Howell (sister of Mildred who married Henry Willis), remained married for 62 years. Acquired Byrd estate in August 1725. Vestryman at St. Peter's Parish in New Kent Co. from 1721 to 1729. Principle public service was military. ? John Lewis, born 1720, died 1794, baptized 8 October 1720 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, married, issue ? Charles Lewis of Buck Island, born 14 March 1721 in Goochland Co., died in Albermarle Co. 14 May 1782, married, issue ? Elizabeth Lewis, born 23 April 1724, married 3 April 1744 Colonel William Kennon of Chesterfield Co., issue ? James Lewis, born 6 October 1726, died 21 May 1764, of Lunenburg, married, issue ? Mary Lewis, born 26 April 1729, died 12 January 1733 ?Howell Lewis, born 13 September 1731 ? Anne Lewis, born 2 March 1733, married 1750 Edmund Taylor, issue ? Mary Lewis, born 23 September 1736, died 1740 ? Robert Lewis, born 29 May 1739, died 10 January 1803, inherited The Byrd, married 20 February 1760 Jane Woodson, issue ? Frances Lewis, born 1 August 1744, married 3 September 1760 to cousin Robert Lewis, issue Excerpted from Lewis of Warner Hall by Merrow Egerton Sorley "Councilor" John Lewis inherited from his father the Chemokins estate in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA. His father had made this estate his principal place of residence and it was also the first home of Col. John and Elizabeth Warner Lewis after their marriage about 1692. At a meeting of the Vestry on January 5, 1695, John Lewis was elected a Vestryman for St. Peter's Parish and his name appears as such at no less than 14 Vestry meetings between this date and June, 1791. By 1702, John Lewis had "departed this county", presumably making the move to Warner Hall, which his wife, Elizabeth Warner, inherited at the death of her brother Robert. Councilor John Lewis was perhaps the wealthiest Virginian of his day. His land holdings included 2,000 acres in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester, 300 acres in York County, 2,600 acres in New Kent County, and several grants in King and Queen County, the largest of which was for 10,100 acres. The 2,600 acres in New Kent County represents the exact size of the Chemokins estate. He held a commission in the Virginia militia as some of the baptismal records of his children refer to him as Capt. John Lewis. He rose to Colonel Commandant of the militia of Gloucester County and most of the records of the 18th century accord him that title. In 1704, Col. John Lewis was appointed a member of the Council along with his brother-in-law, John Smith of "Purton". He continued on the Council for the rest of his life. The end of his life in 1725/6 marks the end of an era in the Lewis history. Thenceforward, the history of the entire family is not so closely bound up with the vicinity of Warner Hall. While many of its members continued to reside in this home and nearby localities for several generations, descendants moved over the whole of Virginia and, eventually, throughout the southern states. Elizabeth Warner She brought into the Lewis family not only the ancestral lines of Martiau, Reade, and Warner, but also the ownership of Warner Hall itself. She had 14 children in all, with the names of nine being known. Their baptismal records are in the Abingdon Parish Register. Augustine Warner (November 28th, 1610 - December 26th, 1674), was born in Norwich, Norfolk, to Thomas Warner and Elizabeth Sotherton. He was the progenitor of the Augustine Warner Family, who arrived in Virginia in 1628 at the age of seventeen, one of a group of thirty-four brought in by Adam Thoroughgood. His first land acquisition came 7 years later when he patented 250 acres (1,000,000 m2). Continuing the typical pattern of seventeenth-century success in Virginia as a merchant, investor in land, and statesman, he rose through the colonial hierarchy to become a member of the House of Burgesses in 1652 and then in 1659 a member of the King's Council, which he held until his death. About 1657, he moved across the York River to Gloucester County, where he settled and built the first house at Warner Hall. Augustine Warner died in 1674, at sixty-three, and was succeeded at Warner Hall by his only son, Augustine Warner, Jr. (1642-1681). After his English education in London and at Cambridge, the younger Augustine Warner returned to Virginia, and soon, by 1666, became a member of the House of Burgesses, and then Speaker of the House in 1676. In 1677 he took his seat on the King's Council, but his career was cut short by his early death in 1681 at the age of thirty-nine. Besides the son Augustine Warner the second, the first Augustine Warner (1610-1674) had at least two daughters. One married David Cant, and the other, Sarah, married Lawrence Townley, and was the ancestor of General Robert E. Lee. It is recorded that the second Augustine Warner (1642-1681) had three sons, all of whom died unmarried, and three daughters, who inherited the Warner property and left huge progenies. The three were; (a) Mary Warner, who married in 1680 John Smith of Purton, they were the ancestors of Queen Elizabeth II through the Bowes-Lyon ancestry of the Queen Mum (Queen Elizabeth II's mother); (b) Mildred Warner, who married about 1690 Lawrence Washington (16591698), ancestors of George Washington, and (c) Elizabeth Warner, who married about 1691 to John Lewis, and kept the Warner Hall house itself in the division of the Warner properties after the brothers deaths. Elizabeth and John Lewis were the grandparents of Fielding Lewis, who married first George Washingtons cousin and second his sister, both ladies also being grandchildren of Mildred Warner. Additionally Elizabeth and John Lewis were the ancestors of Meriwether Lewis of the Corps of Discovery fame. Warner Hall stayed in the eldest male line of the Lewis family, through a succession of eldest sons named Warner Lewis, until 1834, when it was finally sold by a daughter of the last of them, another Elizabeth Lewis. Warner Hall is still known by this name and the Lewis descendants became known as the Warner Hall Lewises. A non-profit DNA Project LEWIS Surname DNA Project is actively seeking descendants from this paternal line. In some cases a scholarship may be offered. Family links: Parents: John Lewis (1639 - 1689) Isabella Miller Lewis (1640 - 1703) ?? or Isobel Warner -- See above Spouse: Robert Woodson (1660 - 1729) Sibling: Sarah Lewis Woodson John Lewis (1669 - 1725)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Body lost or destroyed Created by: Carole Conrad Record added: Oct 02, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 136738168 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Lewis, Elizabeth (I2052)
376	- NC militia - Private - NC Rev War pay vouchers #1535, ROLL #S.115.81; NC REV ARMY ACCTS, VOL VI, P 75, FOLIO 3, ROLL #S.115.57.2 - possibly 1790 census in Orangeburg, SC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at DAR.org on 6/17/2019 DEES, NEEDHAM Ancestor #: A031306 Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, PRIVATE **** Birth: CIRCA 1755 JOHNSTON CO NORTH CAROLINA Death: ANTE 12-11-1802 BARNWELL DIST SOUTH CAROLINA Service Source: NC REV WAR PAY VOUCHERS, #1535, ROLL #S.115.81; NC REV ARMY ACCTS, VOL VI, P 75, FOLIO 3, ROLL #S.115.57.2 Service Description: 1) NC MILITIA; PAID FOR SERVICES & SUPPLIES Residence 1) County: DUPLIN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA Spouse Number Name 1) X X Hint: Click on the member number to see more. Associated Applications and Supplementals Natl Add Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse Num Vol. 684735 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase 912743 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase 917956 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase = Supporting documentation available = Descendants list available for this member and this ancestor = Descendants list available for this member but not this ancestor --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Dees, Needham (I2254)
377	- Nehemiah Evitt who was living in Bledsoe Co TN, in 1832 was 85 and listed as step-father of Charles Thurman or Thurmon. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at DAR.org 0n 7/9/2019 THURMAN, CHARLES Ancestor #: A134047 Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PRIVATE Birth: 2-6-1760 ALBEMARLE CO VIRGINIA Death: 12-16-1848 BLEDSOE CO TENNESSEE Pension Number: SR10582 Service Source: SR10582 Service Description: 1) CAPTS MOSELY, REDD, EWELL, CUNNINGHAM 2) COLS GIBSON, BUFORD Comments (Overview) 1) SOLDIER PENSIONED, WIDOW REJECTED FOR LACK OF PROOF OF MARRIAGE Residence 1) County: BUCKINGHAM CO - State: VIRGINIA Spouse Number Name 1) BARBARA PICKNELL Hint: Click on the member number to see more. Associated Applications and Supplementals Natl Add Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse Num Vol. 662737 808 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 806706 FREDERICK [1] JANE CARNAHAN Purchase 837831 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 840822 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 870709 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 884539 FREDERICK [1] JANE C. CARNAHAN Purchase 887675 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 888117 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 897870 FREDERICK [1] JANE C. CARNAHAN Purchase 898960 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase 918962 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase = Supporting documentation available = Descendants list available for this member and this ancestor = Descendants list available for this member but not this ancestor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 7/9/2019 Charles Thurman Birth: 6 Feb 1760 Buckingham County, Virginia, USA Death: 16 Dec 1848 (aged 88) Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA Burial: Lone Cedar CemeteryBledsoe County, Tennessee, USA Memorial #: 8364949 Bio: Private Continental Line Revolutionary War.The following is a transcript of the court declaration Charles gave to apply for his military pension:On the fiftenth day of August in the year 1832 personally appeared in open court before the worshipful justices of the county court for the county of Bledsoe aforesaid now sitting Charles Thurman a resident of the county of Bledsoe asforesaid in the state of Tennessee aged seventy-two years who first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath. make the following declaration in order to obtain benefits of the Act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832.That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated---He was drafted and entered the service in the Virginia Militia under the command of Captain Thomas Redd and was stationed at Abermermarle (sp.) barracks and employed in guarding Burgoynes prisoners. At the expiration of his term, which he served out at that place, and which was for three months, he received a discharge from Captain Redd but which has been lost or destroyed or has become from age so dim as to be illegible, as he has some old papers in his procession which are in that condition. He then resided in Buckingham County, Virginia, but in consequence of the loss of his discharge, and failure of memory is unable to state the time when returned and quit the service. He further states that besides the above mentioned tour he served six others of three months each in the Virginia Militia, making in all twenty-one months. one of said terms he was drafted and entered the service in Buckingham County under John Mosley and marched from there with him to Petersburg where he was transfered to Captain Thomas W. Ewell's company which for a time joined Col Buford's regiment-(which he thinks was the First Virginia Regiment) to make up a deficiency in it occasioned by the loss of men at time of Buford's defeat. Under Captain Ewell and Colonol Buford he marched from Petersburg to Hillsboro in North Carolina from Hillsboro to Salsbury-from Salsbury to Charlotte and from there to Chensaw Hills in South Carolina where he was stationed he thinks for about a month under General Greene. From Chensaw Hills he marched under General Greene to Salabury and then fell in behind General Morgan who has the prisoners taken at the Battle of King's Mountain and marched in that condition to Dan River and there stationed between Morgan and Cornwallis who was on the opposite side of Dan River. From there he marched after Cornwallis to Hillsboro and from there to Guilford where he was in the battle fought at that place serving under Captain Ewell, Colonel Bluford and General Greene. He sees from a certificate or discharge which he has from Captain Ewell that he once belonged to Col. Gibson's regiment but in what manner he was attached to it he cannot now recollect, in fact it has untimely escaped from his memory that he ever did belong to such a regiment. He cannot state the order of time in which he served under the different officiers, but was during his service under the command of Captains Thomas Redd, Thomas W. Ewell, two different Captains of the names of John Mosely-Webb-Nath Cunningham, some captain of Culpepper County, his name not recollected and some other captains whose names are forgotten. After the Battle of Guilford he enetered the service in Abermarle County under the command of one of the Captains John Mosley as substitute for William Cowan and marched under him to the seige of York. There he remained in service and was in the battle, and after it saw Cornwallis deliver his sword to the American officier. He was then transferred to Captain Nathanial Cunningham's company and placed to guard the prisoners and under Cunningham marched with them to Winchester Barracks where he was finally discharged by Captain Cunningham on the 7th of Novemeber, 1781. He states that Nehemial Evitt who then resided in Buckingham County, Virginia and by whom the applicant was raised as a step-father, now lives in the (Bledsoe) county, can testify that he entered the service of the United States as set forth in his declaration and returned from the war at the expiration of his several terms. He further states that he was born in Buckingham County in the state of Virginia on the 6th day of February, 1760-has no record of his age, but has the verbal account of his mother which he believes to be true. When called into service, he lived in Buckingham County, Virginia. After the Revolutionary War he moved from Buckingham County to Washington County, Virginia where he lived in the neighborhood of King's Salt Works about sixteen years- from there he moved to Rhea County, Tennessee where he lived for one year. and from there to this (Bledsoe) county, Tennessee where he now lives and has lived for sixteen or seventeen years. He was drafted six times and went for one (the last) as a substitute for William Cowen. He received several discharges given by his captains, they are all destroyed or misplaced as stated above except one given by Captain Webb, one by Captain Ewell and one by Captain Cunningham. He states that he is known to Col. Wm. Brown deputy Sheriff of Bledsoe County, Joseph McDowell and William Hall acting Justices of Peace for said county in his neighborhood who testify to his character for verification and their belief of his service as a soldier of the revolution. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatsoever to a pension or annunity except the pension and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the aging of any state.Sworn to and subscribed this day and year aforesaid.His MarkCharles Thurman Family Members Parents Unknown Thurman Evitt Spouse Barbara Picknell Thurman 1770-1849 Siblings John Evitt 1773-1837 Children William Brinson Thurman 1797-Unknown John Thurman 1800-1865 Frederick Walter Thurman 1804-1873 Maintained by: Ed Thurman (46846073) Originally Created by: Bud (46594959) Added: 8 Feb 2004 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8364949 Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 July 2019), memorial page for Charles Thurman (6 Feb 176016 Dec 1848), Find A Grave Memorial no. 8364949, citing Lone Cedar Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Ed Thurman (contributor 46846073) . -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Thurman, Charles T (I1739)
378	- Never Married -- Died in Childhood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWNW-6HF Name: Theodore Utly Gender: Male Christening Date: Christening Place: Birth Date: 02 Aug 1875 Birthplace: HOPKINS, HOPKINS CO., KENTUCKY Death Date: Name Note: Race: White Father's Name: The Utly Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Hibbs Mother's Birthplace: Mother's Age: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51751-3 System Origin: Kentucky-EASy GS Film number: 174933 Reference ID: PAGE 4 Citing this Record: "Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWNW-6HF : accessed 15 Sep 2014), Theodore Utly, 02 Aug 1875; citing HOPKINS, HOPKINS CO., KENTUCKY, reference PAGE 4; FHL microfilm 174933. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Utley, Theodore (I1093)
379	- Never Married -- Died in Childhood	Woodruff, Elizabeth C (I1320)
380	- Never Married. - death record lists him as age 42, idiot, born in Murphreesboro, TN and parents W R & S Travis? - where did 2/26/1813 Sumner Co, TN birth date and place come from?	Travis, Charles J (I108)
381	- nickname 'Aunt Pop' Frizzell ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NS99-CHJ Don Frizzell in entry for Mary E. Culp, "Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1955" Name: Mary E. Culp ** Titles and Terms: Event Type: Death Event Date: 1928 Event Place: Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky Residence Place: Address: Gender: Female Age: Marital Status: Race: Occupation: Birth Year (Estimated): Burial Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Father's Name: Don Frizzell Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Lizzie Reeves Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Birthplace: Additional Relatives: Spouse's Name: William Culp ** Spouse's Titles and Terms: Reference ID: 25957 GS Film number: 1912927 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com on 7/1/2023 Mary E Frizzell Culp Birth: 25 Oct 1850 Death: 11 Oct 1928 (aged 77) Burial: Frizzell CemeteryMarshall County, Kentucky, USA Memorial #: 28800524 Bio: Wife of William Culp 12/12/1852 - 7/22/1904 dau of Don Frizzell & Lizzie Reeves Other children: Willis are Claude, Andrew, Julius and Dovie Elizabeth. Dovie is my maternal great grandmother. Contributor: Phyllis McMican This stone is near the graves of Willis & Rosa Culp Family Members Children Willis Daniel Culp 1871-1940 Dovie Elizabeth Culp Travis 1884-1968 Created by: Kathy Hicks Thompson (46809360) Added: 5 Aug 2008 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28800524/mary-e-culp Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28800524/mary-e-culp: accessed 01 July 2023), memorial page for Mary E Frizzell Culp (25 Oct 1850-11 Oct 1928), Find a Grave Memorial ID 28800524, citing Frizzell Cemetery, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Kathy Hicks Thompson (contributor 46809360). ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at findagrave.com bef 7/1/2023 Mary E. Frizzell Culp Birth: Oct. 25, 1850 Death: Oct. 11, 1928 Wife of William Culp, dau of Don Frizzell & Lizzie Reeves Note: This stone is near the graves of Willis & Rosa Culp Burial: Frizzell Cemetery Marshall County Kentucky, USA Created by: Kathy Thompson Record added: Aug 05, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 28800524 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Frizzell, Mary Ann E (I29)
382	- nicknamed Uncle "Shortie" Possible Relatives: June Margaret Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Susanne Elizabeth Travis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHV-BWGW Name: Wilford S Travis Titles and Terms: Event Type: Birth Event Date: 1921 Event Place: Marshall, Kentucky, United States Gender: Mother's Name: Dovie Culp Digital Folder Number: Citing this Record: "Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHV-BWGW : 1 July 2015), Wilford S Travis, 1921; citing Birth, Marshall, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VS3R-3MS Wilford S Travis, "United States Social Security Death Index" Given Name: Wilford Middle Name: S Surname: Travis Name Suffix: Birth Date: 10 February 1921 Social Security Number: 404-09-7355 State: Kentucky Last Place of Residence: Wayne, Michigan Previous Residence Postal Code: 48164 Event Date: 20 May 2008 Age: 87 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KYSC-95Z Wilfred S Travis, "United States Public Records Index" Name: Wilfred S Travis Titles and Terms (Original): Also Known As: Wilford Stone Travis 2nd Also Known As Name: 3rd Also Known As Name: Residence Date: 19 May 2003-15 Nov 2007 Residence Place: New Boston, Michigan, United States **** Birth Date: 10 Feb 1921 Phone Number: (313) 946-5953 Phone Number Recorded Date: 25 Mar 2008 Address: 19090 Otto Ct # 4 Address Continued: New Boston, Michigan 48164 Address Date: 19 May 2003-15 Nov 2007 2nd Address: 7942 Robert St 2nd Address Continued: Taylor, Michigan 48180 2nd Address Date: 01 Sep 1983-01 Jun 2001 3rd Address: 14509 Gulley St 3rd Address Continued: Taylor, Michigan 48180 3rd Address Date: 07 Sep 1956-25 Mar 2008 4th Address: 4th Address Continued: 4th Address Date: 5th Address: 5th Address Continued: 5th Address Date: 6th Address: 6th Address Continued: 6th Address Date: Possible Relatives: June Margaret Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Susanne Elizabeth Travis Record Number: 165954623 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Travis, Wilford Stone (I75)
383	- No evidence he ever married -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~fams/genealogy/durrenberger/nti04919.htm The Durrenberger Database If you have reached this page directly from a search engine, please start at the homepage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fams/durrenberger Notes for Jesse R. DERRYBERRY Biography Jesse R. was born about 1807 or 1808 in North Carolina, most likely in Burke Co., where his parents lived at that time. Since some secondary sources ascribe a son to Andrew by the name of "Richard," Jesse's middle initial may well have stood for Richard, but no sources found to date tell us for sure. When Jesse was a baby, the family moved west to Warren Co., TN, and in the 1820s they moved again to Perry Co., TN. Jesse is most likely in his father's household in 1820 (age 10-16) in Warren Co., and 1830 (age 20-29) in Perry Co. His whereabouts in 1840 are unknown, and this was just a year after his father's death. However, by about 1845 at the latest he had moved south to Jackson, MS. He became a Mason, and about that time became part of Lodge No. 23 at Pearl. He remained active in the Masons, becoming a representative for that lodge. He also opened a livery stable, which he owned for many years. The following advertisement was run in local newspapers in 1845 and 1846: "Livery Stable. J. R. Derryberry returns his thanks to his friends, for the liberal patronage he has received heretofore. He intends keeping his stable well supplied with provender and attentive ostlers. He hopes to be able to render satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. His stable is on the right side of State street, between the Mansion House and Mr. McNair's new brick building fronting the store of Messrs. Hobson & Lamb, where he will always be found. He will be pleased to attend to all who may patronize his stable. --Jackson, Dec. 1845." In 1848, he was one of a number of men granted charter by the Mississippi State Legislature to form the Pearl River Steamship Navigation Company. He was probably the "Col. Derryberry" mentioned in an article from the "Times-Picayune" (New Orleans, LA), 15 Jan 1848: "Jackson (Miss.) Races. -- The following report we take from the Mississippian: Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1848--Purse $100--mile heats. ... Col. Derryberry's 'Comet', by imp. Belshazzar, out of the dam of St. Cloud. ..." No other record of official military service or rank has been found. No further evidence of his shipping activities has been found, but between the two professions he was evidently quite successful. By 1860, he had amassed an estate of $4000 in personal property and $10,000 in real estate. Furthermore, he owned a number of slaves in both 1850 and 1860 (see below). There is no evidence that Jesse ever married, and he had no one else in his household in 1850 or 1870. In 1860, however, his nephew John W. C. Derryberry was living with him, as were two young boys, Richard and William, ages 14 and 9, respectively. John W. C. had probably moved from Tennessee to Mississippi in the late 1850s. In 1869, he married a widow from Simpson Co., MS, after which he returned to Madison Co., TN with his wife. The young boys cannot be attributed to any of Jesse's immediate relatives, and so they will be considered here as adopted sons. Their parentage is otherwise a mystery. There was also a John D. Derberry, age 22, incarcerated in Jackson for larceny, but his relationship to Jesse, if any, is also unknown. During the Civil War, Jesse contributed $230 to the Quartermaster of the Army of the Mississippi "for the defence of the State." During the war, Jesse's horses and stable were impressed into Confederate service from time to time. From Confederate papers, a letter to Col. M[adison] McAfee dated 26 Jun 1861 states "please pay J. R. Derryberry two dollars & fifty cents for forage for horses used to convey J. Knowlton from Brandon to headquarters at Jackson." Another, same date, states "pay John Derryberry four dollars for buggy hire." (This was probably Jesse's nephew, John W. C.) Other forms dated 1862 indicate J. R. was paid for stable use and saddle. An invoice dated 7 May 1863, mentions J. R. was reimbursed $275 for a horse and $40 for saddle impressed by order of Lt. Gen. Pomerton. Jesse is not found in any records after the 1870 census, and probably died between 1870 and 1880. Slavery The census schedules from that time describe slaves as either "black" or "mulatto" and do not give their names. The 1850 census shows Jesse with 3 slaves: black male age 23, mulatto female age 35, and black female age 4. In 1860, he had 7 slaves, including a mulatto female age 47 (probably the same woman from 1850). The remainder were a black female age 34 and 5 mulatto males (4 age 18 and one age 16). Census records from 1880 to 1910 mention a black man named Handy Derryberry born about 1868 in Mississippi, who lived in 1880 in Covington Co. and from 1900-1910 in Steens, Rankin Co. About 1895 he married a woman named Rena. Handy may have been the son of one of the slaves from Jesse's household, since he was the only Derryberry slave holder in the area. Sources "Laws of the State of Mississippi" chapter 244, 1848. "An Act to incorporate the Pearl river Steam Navigation Company. Whereas, Joseh [sic] McDowell, William P. Gill, ..., J. R. Derryberry, ..., have formed themselves into a company for the purpose of navigating the Pearl river by steam, have adopted rules and elected officers for the management of the affairs of the association, and desire to be legally constituted a body corporate: Therefore, ... Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That the persons aforesaid, together with their associates and successors be, and they are hereby declared to be a body corporate, under the name and style of the Pearl River Steam Navigation Copmpany...." From the "Times-Picayune" (New Orleans, LA), 15 Jan 1848: "Jackson (Miss.) Races. -- The following report we take from the Mississippian: Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1848--Purse $100--mile heats. ... Col. Derryberry's 'Comet', by imp. Belshazzar, out of the dam of St. Cloud. ..." 1850 US census, Hinds Co., MS J. R. Deryberry, age 43, keeps stable, $1000, b. NC "Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi" shows J. R. Derryberry as representative of Lodge No. 23 at Pearl in 1851. 1860 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS; p. 15 J. R. Derrybery, age 53, livery s keeper, $4000/10,000, b. NC J. H. C. Derryberry [male], age 30, b. TN R. D. Derryberry [male], age 14, b. MS W. S. Derryberry [male], age 9, b. MS 1860 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS; p. 51 [prison] John D. Derberry, age 22, sailor, b. NY, larceny (The John D. Derberry found above may well be another son of Jesse's despite the stated birthplace of New York. It would be very coincidental for someone with a name similar to Derryberry to be found in Hinds Co. of all places, where Jesse was living, yet be unrelated.) In 1861, he contributed $230 to the Quarter-Master General of the Army of Mississippi, towards funds for raising "means for the Defence of the State." From Confederate papers, letter to Col. M[adison] McAfee dated 26 Jun 1861 states "please pay J. R. Derryberry two dollars & fifty cents for forage for horses used to convey J. Knowlton from Brandon to headquarters at Jackson." Another, same date, states "pay John Derryberry four dollars for buggy hire." Other forms dated 1862 indicate J. R. was paid for stable use and saddle. Invoice dated 7 May 1863, J. R. reimbursed $275 for a horse and $40 for saddle impressed by order of Lt. Gen. Pomerton. 1870 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS Jessie R. Derryberry, age 62, farmer, b. NC --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Derryberry, Jesse Richard (I501)
384	- not listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598 - perhaps she and Robert were already in Canterbury, Kent, England by then - or she already received her inheritance ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 11/13/2025 Frances Wattmer Wattmer Wynne Birth: 1565 Stottesdon, Shropshire Unitary Authority, Shropshire, England Death: Sep 1609 (aged 43-44) Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England Burial: St George's Church Demolished, Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England Memorial #: 80396880 Bio: Daughter of William Watmoughe/Wattmore/Wattmer and his wife Margaret. Married Robert Wynne circa 1590. Family Members Spouse Robert Wynne 1558-1609 Children Peter Wynne 1593-1638 Created by: Shari Hanson Frey (47119699) Added: 2011-11-13T23:44:38.000Z URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80396880/frances_wattmer-wynne Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80396880/frances_wattmer-wynne: accessed November 13, 2025), memorial page for Frances Wattmer Wattmer Wynne (1565-Sep 1609), Find a Grave Memorial ID 80396880, citing St George's Church Demolished, Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England; Maintained by Shari Hanson Frey (contributor 47119699). -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Wattmer, Frances (I4517)
385	- Of Chisholm	Chisholm-xx, Alexander (I4109)
386	- Of Chorley - listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598	Wattmer, Thomas (I4531)
387	- Of Chorley - listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598 - also executor	Wattmer, James (I4536)
388	- Of Chorley within the parish of Stotesdon and Diocese of Hereford (from his will) in Shropshire, England	Wattmer, William (I4529)
389	- Of Cowslow Close	Wattmer, Francis (I4575)
390	- Of Foulis - son and heir of Robert Munro of Foulis	Munro-xx, Robert (I4110)
391	- Of Glengarry	MacDonald-xx, Aeneas (I4108)
392	- of Linkenholt, Hampshire, England	Reade, Robert (I2966)
393	- of Nominy, Northern VA -- See marriage record of son John Whetstone and Restitute Hallowes	Whetstone, John (I2334)
394	- Of St Margaret's of Canterbury, Kent Co, England	Coppin, Martha (I3086)
395	- of Winchester	Savage-xx, William (I3925)
396	- on 11/19/1761 possibly married Mary Little - on 12/12/1766 possibly married Abigail Stites ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Found at findagrave.com on 3/30/2021 Isaac Woodruff Birth: 1720 Death: 30 Nov 1792 (aged 7172) Burial: First Presbyterian Churchyard, Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA Plot: Vestibule, West Side Memorial #: 50067274 Bio: age 72 Created by: Scott Balyer (47084996) Added: 22 Mar 2010 URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50067274/isaac-woodruff Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 30 March 2021), memorial page for Isaac Woodruff (172030 Nov 1792), Find a Grave Memorial no. 50067274, citing First Presbyterian Churchyard, Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA ; Maintained by Scott Balyer (contributor 47084996) . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Woodruff, Isaac (I2746)
397	- on 11/24/1910 in Marshall Co, KY married Mrs Bettie () Ivey (widowed) ? previously married to ??	???-xx, Bettie (I4072)
398	- on 11/28/1787 - marriage bond in Bedford Co, VA	Family: George Bunch-xx / Hannah Hibbs (F1388)
399	- on 11/29/1911 in Hopkins Co, KY married (Mrs) Emma (???) Watson 1861 Hopkins Co, KY - See marriage record - 2nd marriage for both	???-xx, Emma (I3717)
400	- on 12/4/1764 - Disowned by the FRIENDS CHURCH at Wrightstown, PA for marrying out of the Quaker religion - also at that time was accused of fathering a child with his wife's sister ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc=sYp208&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&indiv=1&db=kycen&gss=angs-d&new=1&rank=1&msT=1&gsln=hibbs&gsln_x=0&MSAV=1&uidh=vk4&pcat=35&fh=3&h=8838882&recoff=9&ml_rpos=4 Isaac Hibbs in the Kentucky, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1810-1890 Name: Isaac Hibbs State: KY County: Nelson County Township: No Township Listed Year: 1800 Record Type: Tax list Database: KY Early Census Index ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hartung&id=I878 ID: I878 Name: Isaac HIBBS Sr. Sex: M Birth: ABT 1740 in Byberry,Philadelphia,PA Death: AUG 1813 in ,,OH ?? OH? Father: Joseph HIBBS b: ABT 1687 in Byberry,Philadelphia,PA Mother: Rachel WARING b: ABT 1692 Marriage 1 Elizabeth ROBERTS b: ABT 1744 in Churchville,Bucks,PA Married: 22 DEC 1763 in Churchville,Bucks,PA Children 1.Has Children Joseph HIBBS b: ABT 1764 in ,,VA 2.Has Children Samuel HIBBS b: ABT 1766 in ,,VA 3.Has No Children Rachel M. HIBBS b: ABT 1767 in ,,VA 4.Has No Children Hannah HIBBS b: ABT 1769 in ,,VA 5.Has No Children Ruth HIBBS b: 28 MAR 1774 in ,,VA 6.Has Children Elizabeth HIBBS b: ABT 1775 in ,,VA 7.Has Children Isaac HIBBS Jr. b: ABT 1777 in ,Bedford,VA 8.Has Children Jonathan HIBBS b: ABT 1780 in ,,VA 9.Has No Children Mary HIBBS b: ABT 1782 in ,,VA 10.Has Children Nathan H. HIBBS b: ABT 1782 in ,,VA 11.Has No Children William HIBBS b: ABT 1785 in ,,VA 12.Has Children John H. HIBBS b: 04 APR 1786 in ,Bedford,VA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ found at DAR.org Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record HIBBS, ISAAC Ancestor #: A203332 Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: (CIRCA) 1740 BUCKS CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (ANTE) 26 Feb 1813 NELSON CO KENTUCKY Service Source: LIB OF VA, BEDFORD PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX, 1782-1805, ROLL #34, P 14; HENING'S STATUTES, VOL XI, PP 112-129 Service Description: 1) PAID SUPPLY TAX, 1783 Descendants List Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 865727 Ancestor #: A203332 1. -- Generation Restricted -- 2. -- Generation Restricted -- 3. -- Generation Restricted -- 4. The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of M Frank Troutman born on (c) - - 1848 at KY died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1880 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary V Church born on (c) - - 1851 at KY died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1880 married on 30 - May - 1872 married at Bullitt Co KY 5. The Said M Frank Troutman was the child of Ferdinand A Troutman born on (c) - - 1825 at KY died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 and his ( 1st ) wife Emaline Jenkins born on (c) - - 1830 at KY died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 married on 23 - Jan - 1847 married at Bullitt Co KY 6. The Said Emaline Jenkins was the child of Isaac Jenkins born on (c) - - 1787 at MD died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 and his ( 1st ) wife Sally Osburn born on (c) - - 1797 at KY died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 married on 23 - Sep - 1812 married at Nelson Co KY 7. The Said Sally Osburn was the child of Nicholas Osburn born on (c) - - 1766 at _______________ ** died at Nelson Co KY on (p) - - 1830 and his ( 1st ) wife Rachel Hibbs born on (c) - - 1765 at Loudoun Co VA died at Bullitt Co KY on 9 - Jan - 1857 married on 11 - Jan - 1786 married at Bedford Co VA 8. The Said Rachel Hibbs was the child of Isaac Hibbs born on (c) - - 1740 at Bucks Co PA died at Nelson Co KY on (a) 26 - Feb - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife Elizabeth Roberts born on (c) - - 1742 at PA died at KY on - - married on (c) - - 1763 married at Bucks Co PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://boards.ancestrylibrary.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=2171&p=localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.nelson Here is some information on Isaac Hibbs and Elizabeth Roberts: Isaac Hibbs, Sr. was born Abt. 1740, and died in Nelson Co., Kentucky. He married Elizabeth Roberts December 22, 1763 in Churchville, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She was born Abt. 1742 in New Jersey, and died Abt. 1813. Children of Isaac Hibbs and Elizabeth Roberts are: 1. Isaac Hibbs, Jr., born in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married (1) Candes Edwards April 1795 in Bedford Co., Virginia He married (2) Elizabeth Ann Hibbs 1813 in Hardin Co., Kentucky. 2. Samuel Hibbs, born Abt. 1764. He married Eva James October 18, 1791 in Bedford Co., Virginia. 3. Rachel Hibbs, born Abt. 1765 in Loudoun Co., Virginia; died January 09, 1859 in Long Lick, Bullitt Co., Kentucky. She married Nicholas Osburn January 11, 1786 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1768 in Loudoun Co., Virginia; died October 30, 1847. 4. Hannah Hibbs, born Abt. 1767. She married George L. Bunch December 04, 1787 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1766; died Aft. 1832 in Warren Co., Kentucky. 5. Joseph Hibbs, born Abt. 1768 in Loudoun Co., Virginia. He married Frances Atkinson February 25, 1790 in Bedford Co., Virginia. 6. Ruth Hibbs, born Abt. 1770. She married (1) James Bunch, Sr. March 03, 1791 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1765; died in Nelson Co., Kentucky. She married (2) Aaron Cuppy July 1797. 7. Elizabeth Hibbs, born Abt. 1772. She married John Slaton November 28, 1791. 8. Jonathan Hibbs, born Abt. 1780 in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married Lydia Miller July 31, 1806. 9. Mary Hibbs, born Abt. 1782 in Bedford Co., Virginia. She married Abner Osburn June 03, 1805 in Nelson Co., Kentucky. 10. Nathan H. Hibbs, born Abt. 1782 in Virginia; died July 1860 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. He married (1) Mary Rachel Bourland June 01, 1808 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky; born Abt. 1790; died Abt. 1846. He married (2) Polly Manahan October 19, 1846 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky; born 1828. 11. William Hibbs, born Abt. 1785 in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married (1) Geogia Ann Unknown He married (2) Janet Thomas January 22, 1803 in Nelson Co., Kentucky. 12. John Hibbs, born Abt. 1787. He married (1) Christina Unknown 1804 in Nelson Co., Kentucky He married (2) Nancy Linder December 19, 1808 in Nelson Co., Kentucky He married (3) Sarah Hibbs 1813 in Hardin Co., Kentucky. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HIBBS/1997-10/0876344796 From: "Vonda Clark" Subject: ISAAC SR. and ELIZABETH (ROBERTS) HIBBS FAMILY Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 16:06:36 -0500 Dear friends and Hibbs Cousins, To help descendants of ISAAC HIBBS b. 1740 at Wrightstown, in Bucks County Pa., d. abt Aug. 1813 Nelson Co. Ky. md. Dec. 1763 in the Low Dutch Church of North and South Hampton, Bucks Co. Pa.to the daughter of John Roberts of Warwich Twp. Bucks Co. Pa.Her name was ELIZABETH ROBERTS b. 1740-45 in Bucks Co. Pa. d. aft 1787 In Bedford Co Va. or Nelson Co. Ky. Isaac was disowned by ** the FRIENDS CHURCH at Wrightstown for marrying out of the Quaker religion. They moved to Loudoun Co. Va and on to Bedford Co. Va. and then to Nelson Co. Ky. Their Children 1. SAMUEL HIBBS b.abt.1764 Pa. or Va. d. 1828 Pickwick,Oh.md.18 Oct1791 Bedford Co. Va.to EVA JAMES,dau. of Janoby James 2.RACHEL HIBBS b.abt. 1765 Loudoun Co. Va., d.08 Jan. 1829 Long Lick, Bullitt Co. Ky., md.11 JAN. 1786 to son of John Osburn NICHOLAS OSBURN 3.HANNAH HIBBS b.abt 1767 Loudoun Co. Va.,d. bef. 1798 md.04 Dec. 1787, Bedford Co Va. to GEORGE BUNCH (He md.Elizabeth Spencer, dau of Thomas Spencer 22 Feb 1798 in Ky. 4. JOSEPH HIBBS b.abt 1768 Loudoun Co. Pa., md.25 Feb. 1790 Bedford Co. Va.to the dau. of John Atkinson FRANKY ATKINSON Lived Cox Creek Ky. ,Hardin Co. Ky. and Indiana 5.RUTH HIBBS b.abt 1770 md. 30 Mar.1791 Bedford Co. Va. to #1 JAMES BUNCH # 2 AARON CUPPY 29 Jul 1797 Nelson Co. Ky. 6.ELIZABETH HIBBS b. abt. 1772, b.abt 1772 Va., md28 Nov 1791, Bedford Co. Va. to JOHN SLATON 7.ISAAC HIBBS JR. b. abt. 1777 Va. md.10 Apr. 1798 Nelson Co. Ky. to the dau. of William Edwards CANDES EDWARDS They migrated to Bullitt Co. Ky. #2 Elizabeth_______ Date and place unknown (They resided in Graves Co. Ky.) 8.NATHAN HIBBS b. abt. 1779in Va. md.1807 Hopkins Co. Ky.(one of the first marriages in the county MARY "POLLY" BOURLAND b.S.C. 9.JONATHAN HIBBS b. abt 1780 in Va..d. 1836 Nelson Co. Ky. md. 31 Jul 1806 widow of Joseph Grable MRS. LYDIA GRABLE 10. MARY "POLLY"HIBBS b. abt. 1782 in Va. d. 08 Jun 1831 prob. Nelson or Bullitt Co. Ky. md.03 Jun 1805 Nelson Co. Ky. to ABNER OSBURN 11. WILLIAM HIBBS b.abt 1785 Bedford Co.Va. d. 1830 Nelson Co Ky.md.22 Jan 1807 to dau of Job &Mana Thomas # ! JANET THOMAS b. 1787 d.1822 married again 04 May 1824 to # 2 MRS. GEORGE ANN "NANCY" (LINTHICARN) IRWIN) b.01 May 1802 in MD. d. 30 Apr. 1899 in Kirksville Mo. Dau of Thomas & Rebecca Turner Linthicarn 12. JOHN HIBBS.b. abt 1787 Bedford Co. Va., md 19 Dec. 1808 Nelson Co Ky. to NANCY LINDER b. abt 1787 He was in the War of 1812 in Capt. Leonard P. Higdon's Company.mustered out 10 Nov 1814 in Nelson Co Ky. John and Nancy moved to Hardin Co. Ky. Information from "A Genealogy and History of the Jones,Campbell, Hibbs and related Families 1630 AD to present" by Marsha (Ponzar) Combs 16 May 1990 Copied from book at the Nelson Co Ky. Library, 90 Court Sq. Bardstown, Ky. 40004 I hope this will help. #rd Gr. Grandaughter of Issac Hibbs Sr. Vonda Clark in Marion, Illinois Join us on the HIBBS-L mailing list to learn more about the family ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- found at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HIBBS/1997-10/0876347719 Archiver > HIBBS > 1997-10 > 0876347719 ------------------------------------------------ From: "Lorna Hibbs" Subject: Hibbs in KY Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 16:55:19 -0500 Hello! I have already learned that I will enjoy this list tremendously! My husband is from Kentucky, born in Hodgenville, raised in Elizabethtown. His Hibbs came into early Nelson Co, KY. Isaac HIBBS, b; abt 1740 in Bucks Co., PA and d/ 1813 in Nelson Co., KY. He m/ Elizabeth ROBERTS in the Low Dutch Church of North and South Hampton (now the Presbyterian church of Churchville, Bucks, PA) Isaac was disowned by the Quakers for marrying a German "Dutch" girl. It appears he made the break then from the Quaker Church as he is not found listed in Quaker records from then on. Apparently isaac left PA with his wife and some of his brothers in to VA where he settled briefly in Loudon Co then to Bedford Co. In Dec of 1791 he moved to Nelson Co., KY, following his daughter Rachel who had m/ Nicholas Osburn. They had moved to Nelsvon Co., Ky in 1788. Among other children, Isaac had a son John H. Hibbs who was b/ abt 1791 in VA, probably Bedford Co. He m/ Sarah (Sally) Hibbs, 4 Nov 1813 in Hardin Co., KY. I believe John died in Hopkins Co., KY as in 1860 census page 203-4 Household 1388/family#1388 Sarah is living in the household of James A. Hibbs, their son. John is found nowhere else in records, so it is assumed he is dead by then. Sarah (Sally) is the daughter of John Hibbs b/ 1775-1794 and Christina ?. I believe John d/ bef 15 Aug 1818 probably in Hardin Co., KY. John had begun a land transaction with Ralph Stovall prior to Aug 15, 1818. At that time a deed was written from Stovall tot he children and heirs of John Hibbs, dec'd. It is possible he died between 27 jul 1816 and the above date. In the margin of Deed Book F, page 32 in written the following notation: "Exam'd & delivered to John Hibbs per order." This note is written beside a deed from Reuben Kemp and his wife Patty to William Patterson. However it is unclear exactly which John Hibbs this refers to. In 1800 one John Hibbs paid taxes in Nelson Co., Ky. . In 1810 census, one Christiana Hibbs is listed as head of household, but there is a male, in her same age category in the household. I wonder if this might have been John, and he an invalid, injured or something. This John and his wife Christiana are an enigma. I've been unable to find anything about either of them. I've been able to trace the lineage of theother Hibbs line easily, but this, this has me stumped. Any one know anything about them? Lorna Hibbs [email protected] -------------------------------- This thread: Hibbs in KY by "Lorna Hibbs" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Hibbs, Isaac Sr (I233)

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found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JLHH-653

Age: 65
Given Name: Glenn
Middle Name:
Surname: Butler
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 26 Aug 1906
State: Alabama
Last Place of Residence: Winston, Alabama
Previous Residence Postal Code: 35553
Event Date: Jan 1971

Citing this Record:
"United States Social Security Death Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JLHH-653 : 20 May 2014), Glenn Butler, Jan 1971; citing U.S. Social Security Administration, Death Master File, database (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service, ongoing).
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Glenn Evans Butler

Birth: 26 Aug 1906 Buena Vista, Carroll County, Tennessee, USA
Death: 27 Jan 1971 (aged 64)
Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Double Springs, Winston County, Alabama, USA
Memorial #: 67872113
Family Members
Parents
James Monroe Butler 1875-1964
Jadie Elmina Bowers Butler 1875-1959
Siblings
Lydia Ethel Butler Bell 1899-1980
William Earl Butler 1899-1986
Alberta Butler Abbott 1901-1998
Monroe Neil Butler 1904-1986
Edna Vonell Butler Thomason 1909-1990
Julia Lucille Butler Fondren 1912-2001
John Vernon Butler 1915-1987
Created by: TIW (47078048)
Added: 4 Apr 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67872113/glenn-evans-butler
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/67872113/glenn-evans-butler: accessed 08 July 2023), memorial page for Glenn Evans Butler (26 Aug 1906-27 Jan 1971), Find a Grave Memorial ID 67872113, citing Fairview Cemetery, Double Springs, Winston County, Alabama, USA; Maintained by TIW (contributor 47078048).
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Glenn E Butler **** shares stone with Ida

Birth: Aug. 26, 1906
Death: Jan. 27, 1971

Burial:
Fairview Cemetery
Double Springs
Winston County
Alabama, USA

Created by: TIW
Record added: Apr 04, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 67872113
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found at https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JNDB-F4T

Name: Glenn Evans Butler
Titles and Terms:
Name Prefix:
Event Date: 27 Jan 1971
Event Place: Haleyville, Winston, Alabama
Gender: Male
Race (Original):
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Age (Original): 64
Birth Year (Estimated): 1907
Birth Date (Original):
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Spouse's Name: Ida Butler
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
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Father's Titles and Terms:
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Cemetery:
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Funeral Home:
Informant's Name:
Informant's Name (Original):
GS Film number: 2051647
Reference ID: 2403

Citing this Record:
"Alabama Deaths, 1908-1974," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JNDB-F4T : 27 November 2014), Glenn Evans Butler, 27 Jan 1971; citing reference 2403, Department of Health, Montgomery; FHL microfilm 2,051,647.
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Butler, Glenn Evans (I300)

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- married Margaret Bailiffe

Wyatt, Richard (I1911)

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- Martha is possibly a Ashton or a Wyatt ---- see below

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found at http://dgmweb.net/FGS/F/FrizzellWilliam-Martha_.html

William FRIZZELL
Martha __?__
Husband: William FRIZZELL
Birth: 1797/8, VA
Death: 12 Mar 1858, Marshall Co., KY
Occupation: farmer
Father: David FRIZELL (1774- ) ****
Mother: Mary INGALLS ****
Marriage: ca. 1822, of Bedford Co., TN
Wife: Martha __?__
Birth: 1797-1800, NC
Occupation: homemaker
Children (data in braces are {age, birthplace} from the 1850 Census):
born in TN, probably Bedford Co.:
1. (Daughter A) FRIZZELL, b. 1810-20
2. (Son A) FRIZZELL, b. 1815-20
3. Richard M. FRIZZELL, b. 1815-20; m. 20 Feb 1840, Calloway Co., KY, Zilpha CHESTER
4. (Daughter B) FRIZZELL, b. 1820-25
5. Nancy FRIZZELL, b. 1822/3 {27, TN}
6. (Daughter C) FRIZZELL, b. 1825-30
7. (Son B) FRIZZELL, b. 1825-30
8. Calvin FRIZZELL, b. 1827/8 {22, TN }
born in Calloway [now Marshall] Co., KY:
9. John FRIZZELL, b. 1830/1 {19, TN}
10. Melvina FRIZZELL, b. 1833/4 {16, TN}
11. Rebecca FRIZZELL, b. 1835/6 {14, KY}
12. Franklin FRIZZELL, b. 1838/9 {11, KY}

The way the enumerator jumbled the order of the children in the 1850 census, it's no wonder some of the birthplaces (and probably dates) are wrong.
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Sources:
1a. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1993. KY, NC, TN, VA, WV Marriages: Early to 1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229): not found. Frizzell, Richard M. Chester, Zilpha 20 Feb 1840 Calloway Co.

1b. Byron Sistler & Barbara Sistler. 1987. Early East Tennessee Marriages. Byron Sistler & Assoc., Inc., Nashville, TN (said to include every extant ante-bellum marriage record from eastern TN): not found, but if he was living in Bedford Co., we'd need the volumes from central TN.

2. 1820 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #50 of 56; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1820 TN Bedford Co. p. 48/95 Ln. 16 Frizzel, William 200010-10100-0-100 no slaves
These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred
2 males 9 or under 1810-1820 = Richard M
= Son A
1 male 26-44 1775-1794 = William (b. 1797/8?)
1 female 9 or under 1810-1820 = Daughter A
1 female 16-25 1794-1804 = Martha
1 person engaged in agriculture

3. 1830 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #7-8 of 40; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1830 KY Calloway Co. p. 200 Ln. 18 William Frizzell 202 001 - 120 001 no slaves
These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred
2 males 4 or under 1825-1830 = Calvin (b. 1827/8)
2 males 10-14 1815-1820 = Richard M
= Son A
1 male 30-39 1790-1800 = William (b. 1797/8)
1 female 4 or under 1825-1830 = Daughter C
2 females 5-9 1820-1825 = Nancy (b. 1822/3)
= Daughter B
1 female 30-39 1790-1800 = Martha

4. 1840 Census Index and Digital Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #47-48 of 106; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen): 1840 KY Calloway [now Marshall] Co. pp. 76B-77A Ln. 24 William Frizzell 120 000 100 - 110 100 100 0200000 no slaves
These data indicate: No. & Sex Age Class Therefore Born Individuals Inferred
1 male 4 or under 1835-1840 = Franklin (b. 1838/9)
2 males 5-9 1830-1835 = John (b. 1830/1)
= Calvin (b. 1827/8)
1 male 40-49 1790-1800 = William (b. 1797/8)
1 female 4 or under 1835-1840 = Rebecca (b. 1835/6)
1 female 5-9 1830-1835 = Melvina (b. 1833/4)
1 female 15-19 1820-1825 = Nancy (b. 1822/3)
1 female 40-49 1790-1800 = Martha
2 persons employed in agriculture
Calvin is in the wrong age class. Listed between newlywed son, Richard M. FRIZZELL (000 010 - 000 100), and McGilbra WYATT.

5. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Marshall Co., KY, p. 484AB, 744/746, enumerated 10 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
William Frizzell 52 M Farmer Va
Martha " 42 F NC
Nancy " 27 F Tenn
Melvina " 16 F "
Rebecca " 14 F Ky
Calvin " 22 M Farmer Tenn
John " 19 M " "
Franklin " 11 M Ky
Mcgilbra W. Wiett 5 M "
Lawrence W. Ashton 62 M none Va
Martha is fibbing about her age (she is at least 49). Whose child is McGilbra? Why is he living with them? Is Martha perhaps a WYATT? Otherwise, Lawrence ASHTON is very likely Martha's father. One secondary source treats McGilbra as a grandchild. Living two doors down from William C. HOLLAND, who is living next door to John L. HOLLAND.

6. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

7. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).
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- mentioned in son William Utley's will written 4/11/1807 and proved 6/15/1807 in Goochland Co, VA

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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=marthaellen&id=I2157

ID: I2157
Name: Ann Lewis 1 2
Sex: F
Birth: 1730 1
Reference Number: 2174
Death: 1795 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia
Note: Ann Lewis is an ancestor of Dr. John Woodson, of Jamestown.

Father: John Lewis b: 1686
Mother: Elizabeth Woodson b: 1694

Marriage 1
John Utley b: 1720 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia
Married: 26 DEC 1745 in Goochland, Goochland Co, Virginia
Children
1.Has Children Jacob Utley b: 29 AUG 1759 in Windham, Windham Co., Connecticut
2.Has Children William Utley b: ABT 1745 in Goochland Co., VA
3.Has Children John Utley III b: ABT 1747 in Goochland County, Virginia
4.Has No Children Susannah Utley b: ABT 1749 in Goochland County, Virginia
5.Has Children Prudence Utley b: ABT 1753 in Goochland County, Virginia
6.Has Children Josiah Utley b: 26 DEC 1755 in Goochland County, Virginia
7.Has No Children Obediah Utley b: 03 OCT 1757 in Goochland County, Virginia
8.Has No Children Hezikia Utley b: 13 NOV 1759 in Goochland County, Virginia
9.Has No Children Lillie Utley b: 04 DEC 1760 in Goochland County, Virginia

Sources: 1.Title: John Lewis mentions his children and their spouses in land division 17 Nov. 1747 Goochland Co., VA
2.Title: Will of John Lewis of Goochland Co., VA. dated 17 Nov. 1747 names daughters, Mary Lewis West, Judith Lewis Dikes, Ann Lewis Utley, and Lucy Lewis Seay ******************
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- middle initial 'M' = Monroe?

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Nancy M. Baker
Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960
Name: Nancy M. Baker ****
Gender: Female
Birth Date: Feb 1861 ****
Birthplace: Marshall, Kentucky
Father's Name: John Baker ****
Mother's Name: Rachel Baker ****
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Name: Nancy M. Baker ****
Gender: Female
Christening Date: null
Christening Place: null
Birth Date: Feb 1861
Birthplace: Marshall, Kentucky
Death Date: null
Name Note: null
Race: null
Father's Name: John Baker ****
Father's Birthplace: null
Father's Age: null
Mother's Name: Rachel Baker ****
Mother's Birthplace: null
Mother's Age: null
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51772-1
System Origin: Kentucky-EASy
GS Film number: 216833
Reference ID: 2:1HT2JGK

Citing this Record:
"Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWJS-HPJ : accessed 24 Jun 2014), Nancy M. Baker, Feb 1861; citing Marshall, Kentucky, reference 2:1HT2JGK; FHL microfilm 216833.
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356

- most info came from White-Adam--(TNYesterday.com) - see Misc-Docs-Pics

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Rev Adam White

Birth: 1627 Inveraray, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
Death: 19 Dec 1708 (aged 8081) Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Burial: Bushmills Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland
Memorial #: 200020478
Bio:
Son of Sir John White II and Catherine Greenaway. Married Isabella Cochran, daughter of William Cochran.
Children:
Moses White
Hugh White
Family Members
Parents
John White 1555-1645
Catherine Greenaway White 1556-1640
Spouse
Isabella Cochran White 1630-1693
Children
Hugh Moses White 1671-1741
Created by: Lotsacousins (48730524)
Added: 12 Jun 2019
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200020478/adam-white
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/200020478/adam-white : accessed 20 December 2021), memorial page for Rev Adam White (162719 Dec 1708), Find a Grave Memorial ID 200020478, citing Bushmills Presbyterian Church Graveyard, Bushmills, County Antrim, Northern Ireland ; Maintained by Lotsacousins (contributor 48730524) .
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White, Adam Rev (I2936)

357

- Most info from the book "Nidderdale, from Nun Monkton to Whernside: being a record of the history ..." By Harry Speight

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Robert Inman

Birth: 1584 England
Death: 1662 (aged 7778) England
Burial: Pateley Bridge Cemetery, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire, England
Memorial #: 69423062
Bio:
He was the son of William Inman and Jenette Bayne.

Source: Nidderdale, from Nun Monkton to Whernside: being a record of the history ... By Harry Speight, pg viii (googlebooks)

"ROBERT INMAN (a. 1584 or 1585 - 1662)
Of Bouthwaite, Fellbeck and North Pasture House (Sawley, bur near Fellbeck), gentleman, son of William Inman, aforesaid.

Born a. 1584 or 1585, and buried May 2, a. 1662, in the old Church or churchyard of Pateley Bridge.

Will dated 28 April, a. 1662 (York Wills).

The following references occur,
(1) a. 1603, Oct 5, Studley MS. (in 6.39); probably noted re Essoins.
(2) a. 1609, Apr 20, Pec. Ct. Mash.; witnesses Will of Myles Benson of Calfal House.
(3) a. 1614, May 6, Pec. Ct. Mash; named in teh Will of his father, Will. Inman of Bouthwaite.
(4) a. 1617-1662. Pateley Bridge Par. Reg.' entires naming him.
(5) [c.a. 1620-e.a. 1642], Subsidy Rolls, 19 Jac. I. to 17 Car. I., and an Estreat, t. Car. I.; occurrs under Kirkby Malzeard.
(6) a. 1626, Oct 17, Studley MS. (in 17.137), demise of closes, parcel of Fellbeck House; witnessed by Robert Inman.
(7) a. 1627, Churchwarden's Accts., Kirkby Malzeard; he lays down 7/ to the Feoffees about the parish lands.
(8) a. 1629, Sep 17, MS in Ripon Minster Libr.; Inquisition [?at Ripon} about Yorkshire Charities, by the oath of Rob. Inman, gent., and twelve other good and lawful men of said West Riding.
(9) a. 1630/1, March 7, Pec. Ct. Mash; named in the Will of his mother, Jennet Inman.
(10) s. a. 1636, April 12, Eccles, Act Book, Preb Mash., notice of contention at Middlesmoor, between John Inman and his brother Robert; 'office' against the former.
(11)a. 1636-37, Pec Ct. Mash., memorandum as to the nuncuoative Will of Thos. Stevens, servant to Mr. Ro. Inman of Bowthwaite, at whose house he lay 'sicke', and with whom he then lived, witnesses. Thos. Wayd, Grace Beckwith, and Charles Inman.
(12) s.a. 1638, Oct 9, Eccles. Act Book, u.s.; notice of Chas., the son of Ro. Inman.
(13) a. 1648, July 25, Webster v. Inman, alleged attack by Ro. Inman, aged sixty-four or thereabouts, on certain soldiers at Pateley Bridge; seizure of his mare."
Family Members
Parents
William Inman 1568-1614
Jennet Bayne Inman 1565-1632
Siblings
John Inman 1589-1667
Created by: Brenda Ozog (47127449)
Added: 6 May 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69423062/robert-inman
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 16 February 2021), memorial page for Robert Inman (15841662), Find a Grave Memorial no. 69423062, citing Pateley Bridge Cemetery, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate Borough, North Yorkshire, England ; Maintained by Brenda Ozog (contributor 47127449) .
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Aldrich, Sarah (I2821)

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Bartlett, Mary (I662)

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Inman, Mary (I2640)

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Bartlett, Samuel Sr (I2641)

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Bartlett, Mary (I2827)

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Bartlett, Noah (I2828)

364

- most info obtained from the book 'The Bartletts, Ancestral, genealogical, biographical, historical.
- Comprising an account of the American progenitors of the Bartlett family, with special reference to the
- descendants of John Bartlett, of Weymouth and Cumberland
- by Thomas Edward Bartlett - published 1892
- bef 1666 - John and Sarah were in Weymouth, MA
- by 1671 he had removed to Mendon, MA and was there in 1679 7 1682
- 6/6/1682 bought land in Senechetaconnet, which at that time was in the town of Rehoboth and under the jurisdiction of the Plymouth Colony,
- but now known as Manville in the town of Cumberland in the state of RI where he died 8/17/1684 & Sarah, his wife, died the following 1/1684/85
- 6/6/1683 - Plymouth Colony - John Bartlett of Rehoboth, RI took the oath
- 8/17/1684 - John Bartlett buried
- 1/17/1684/85 - Sarah, wife of John Bartlett, buried
- after John's death, Sarah petitioned the court for letters of Admin., but before they reached her , she died
- 3/5/1684/85 - the case was again taken under advisement - the worshipful Mr. Daniel Smith to select men to administer the estate & take care of the orphans
- 3/19/1684/85 - John Bartlett & Mary Aldrich made oath to the inventory before Daniel Smith, Assist.
- 1/2/1698/99 - the estate was held in trust by the proprietors until 1698, at which time the children, except Noah & Daniel, not then of age, signed an agreement
- for the distribution of the property, which was bought by their elder brother John Bartlett - signed Samuel Bartlett, Moses Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett,
- Valentine Whitman and Sarah Whitman, his wife, and Mary Bartlett

- ** See Misc-Docs-Pics/Aldrich **
- info from Settlers of the Beekman Patent p.112-113
- most of it from The George Aldrich Genealogy by Alvin James Aldrich

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John Bartlett

Birth: Apr 1644 Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA ?? not England?
Death: 17 Aug 1684 (aged 40) Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ?
Burial: Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ? died MA - but buried RI ?
Memorial #: 149417321

Family Members
Spouse
Sarah Aldrich Bartlett 1646-1685
Created by: James Bianco (47745493)
Added: 17 Jul 2015
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417321/john-bartlett
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/149417321/john-bartlett : accessed 05 June 2021), memorial page for John Bartlett (Apr 164417 Aug 1684), Find a Grave Memorial ID 149417321, citing Newman Cemetery, East Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, USA ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) .
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Bartlett, John (I2820)

365

- mother was possibly a Gray or a Kilgore

- although in his pension app he claimed service as a Captain and as a Lieutenant -- he was pensioned as a private
- he claimed Capt Bobo turned tory and his fellow soldiers elected him Captain

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William Young VVeteran

Birth: 15 Oct 1744
Death: 1834 (aged 89-90) Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 32649493

Bio:
Capt William Young, son of Thomas Young

According to his 1833 pension application, William Young was born in 1744, in what would later become York County, Pennsylvania. He was born to Thomas B. Young Esq., and his first, unknown wife.(1) They also had a daughter Mary about whom little is known. By 1755, when William was 11, his father moved, with William, and perhaps William's sister Mary, down the "Great Wagon Road" through the Shenandoah Valley, and then along the east front of the Blue Ridge Mountains, to South Carolina. His mother must have died before then, as the first child, George, of William's father Thomas and his new wife, Catherine Brandon, was born in South Carolina in 1755. They settled in the Ninety-Six District, in the area that would later become Laurens County. William and his father Thomas received land grants adjacent to each other; both were later, in 1774, sold to Joseph Whitmore.

During the Revolutionary War, William was commissioned as a Lieutenant in Captain Lewis Bobo's Company, in Colonel Thomas Brandon's Second Spartan regiment of South Carolina militia (Colonel Brandon was the brother of William's stepmother Catherine [Brandon] Young). He served a nine-month enrollment, in 1777, and during this term he was involved in a skirmish with the Cherokee Indians. Later, in Sept. 15, 1779, he was enrolled for another two months, as a Captain in Colonel Brandon's regiment; during this time he was at the siege and battle of Savannah. He later served another term of seven months as a Captain in Colonel Brandon's regiment, and was at the siege of Ninety Six, in May and June of 1781. Two months later, as a Captain, he was placed in command of Colonel Brandon's blockhouse on Fair Forest Creek, where he remained for 18 months, until the war's end.

William is believed to have married Margaret Haile (from the research of Melton Meek), the daughter of William Haile, a French Huguenot who had settled in South Carolina many years earlier, and who was a neighbor to the family (he owned property next to Col Brandon, William's step-cousin, later sold to William's father Thomas Young). They lived in the Ninety Six district (Ninety Six district later became Laurens, Union, Spartanburg, and several other Counties, in 1785). Their first known child, John (believed to have married Hannah Miller), was born in Ninety Six about 1775;(2) they also had daughter Catherine born 1788 (married Nathan Ragan), and son Samuel born 1792 (married Mary "Polly" Young). They may also have had sons James, Jesse, and Christopher, but this is uncertain.(3)

William's eldest son, John, married about 1800, and John's first child, William, was born, according to census records, in 1801, while the family was still in Union County South Carolina. By 1807, they had moved to Dickson County, in north central Tennessee. John Miller Young, the second son of William's son John, was born in Dickson County that year, 1807. William's second son Samuel, however, remained in South Carolina when the family moved to Tennessee. William's daughter Catherine may have married her husband Nathan Ragan while the family was in Dickson County, where she and her husband lived until sometime after 1830; by 1840, after William's death, Catherine and Nathan were in Hardeman County, TN.

William's stay in Dickson County must have been short; by 1810, the family had moved across the state line to Christian County, Kentucky, where they appear in the census record under William's name, and where John's next 3 children were born (John Miller Young, Thomas W., and Samuel. John's sons Charles and George were born, later, in Perry county, after 1818). The 1810 Christian County KY census record matches the ages of William and wife, John and his wife and children, and one unknown young woman (possibly daughter Catherine, who about this time married Nathan Ragan back in Dickson County).

According to William's daughter Catherine (Young) Ragan, as recorded in her 1860 application for her father's pension, the family had moved from Union County directly to Christian County KY; however this is incorrect. See note (4) below.

By 1820, the family was in Perry County Tennessee, where they appear in the census record, but in the household of William's eldest son John.

John died in 1830; William appears in the census record that year living with his daughter Catherine in Perry County. He applied for his pension 22 Oct 1833, in Perry County, and received his last disbursement on 6 May 1834; he must have died shortly after. He is buried in a large stone crypt in the Dickson-Blackburn cemetery in Linden, TN, next to his son John. Notably, he is listed as "William Young 3d" in his pension payment record. As his father was Thomas, this suffix probably refers to his grandfather (William I) and an uncle (William II).

(1) We know William was the son of Thomas from a story related by William's son Samuel. A "stranger," who identified himself as Thomas Young of Spartanburg, appeared at Samuel's gate, and after a short introduction explained that he had come in order to borrow money, needed to save his farm. This Thomas Young mentioned that he was the grandson of the Young who was "...the Tory that met your uncle Thomas Young in the middle of the Enoree River at the battle of Blackstock's farm in October, 1781." According to the memoirs of Major Thomas Young (Samuel's uncle), this incident, where he and his cousin Tory Col William Young confronted each other across a creek, actually occurred during a scouting expedition at Mudlick Creek, south of Laurens, in July or August of 1781. The Battle of Blackstock's Farm occurred a year earlier, in November 1780. The Thomas who was the "stranger" in this story was probably the son of Tory Col William Young's son Richard. Col William had one other grandson Thomas, the son of his son Nathaniel, but that Thomas emigrated to Giles County County, in 1818, probably too early to have been the Thomas in this story. Thomas, the son of Richard, remained in Union County, where he died in 1837.

(2) John's census record in 1820 in Perry County TN shows two males - John and William - aged 45 or older.

(3) From the research (family bibles, records) of Brent Holcomb and Melton Meeks

(4) Catherine died in 1861, one year after she wrote the pension application, wherein she indicated she was 85 years old, and her only surviving brother Samuel was 78 (she was actually 72, according to a Bible record, and Samuel was 68). She also admitted to "being old & her memory weak she cannot be positive as to dates." She also indicated the family moved directly from South Carolina, to Kentucky, in 1822, when we know the family had already passed through Kentucky, and were living in Perry County Tennessee at that time. She also mentioned that the family records had all been burned in a fire; this fact is repeated in family histories of other of William's descendants.

The following information is being added at the request of Vonnie L. Cantrell, Find a Grave Contributor # 47192880:

William Young (32649493)

Suggested edit: DAR Ancestor #: A200356

Southern Campaigns American Revolution Pension Statements & Rosters
Pension application of William Young S4742 f28SC
Transcribed by Will Graves rev'd 6/7/15
[Methodology: Spelling, punctuation and/or grammar have been corrected in some instances for ease of reading and to facilitate searches of the database. Where the meaning is not compromised by adhering to the spelling, punctuation or grammar, no change has been made. Corrections or additional notes have been inserted within brackets or footnotes. Blanks appearing in the transcripts reflect blanks in the original. A bracketed question mark indicates that the word or words preceding it represent(s) a guess by me. The word 'illegible' or 'indecipherable' appearing in brackets indicates that at the time I made the transcription, I was unable to decipher the word or phrase in question. Only materials pertinent to the military service of the veteran and to contemporary events have been transcribed. Affidavits that provide additional information on these events are included and genealogical information is abstracted, while standard, 'boilerplate' affidavits and attestations related solely to the application, and later nineteenth and twentieth century research requests for information have been omitted. I use speech recognition software to make all my transcriptions. Such software misinterprets my southern accent with unfortunate regularity and my poor proofreading skills fail to catch all misinterpretations. Also, dates or numbers which the software treats as numerals rather than words are not corrected: for example, the software transcribes "the eighth of June one thousand eighty six" as "the 8th of June 1786." Please call material errors or omissions to my attention.]
[p 8]
State of Tennessee, Perry County
On the 23 day of October 1833, personally appeared in open Court before the Justices of the Peace of Perry County Court now sitting William Young a resident of Perry County the State of Tennessee aged about eighty nine 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 June 7th 1832.

That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as hereinafter stated -

That her entered the service as a Lieutenant in a militia company commanded by Captain Lewis Bobo in the district of Ninety Six in the State of South Carolina and belonged to Colonel Thomas Brandon Regiment & that Andrew Williamson was their Brigadier General in the year 1776 to the best of his recollection.

That he was marched under the said Captain Lewis to Ellis fort where they met Col. Brandon & two other companies, one commanded by Captain Gordon [probably Gavin Gordon, possibly Moses Gordon], the other by Captain Lisle [probably John Lisle]. That they marched from thence tot he Cherokee Nation to a place called Keowee. There we joined our General Andrew Williamson's Brigade -from thence marched up into the nation met the Indians & defeated them.
We were to have met at or near where we had skirmish with the Indians Col. Rutherford [Griffith Rutherford] & his troops from North Carolina but did not meet them till we had defeated the Indians & then this lieutenant was discharged having served nine months at this time.
He further states that after he returned home Captain Bobo turned Tory & was broke of his commission & that he, this declarant, was elected Captain of the company in his place and that his commissions both as Captain and Lieutenant were signed by Gov. Rutledge [John Rutherford] of South Carolina. That he was again ordered out & marched from the district of Ninety Six to the siege of Savannah about the middle of Sept. 1779 [September 16-October 18,1779] under the command of Col. Thomas Brandon who was his Col. while he had the command of a Captain in said Regiment & Genl. Williamson was the Brigadier, Gen. Lincoln [Benjamin Lincoln] commanded the Americans, Count D'Estaing the French & the allied troops made a charge on the British redoubts & after being exposed to the fire of the enemy for sometime were repulsed with great loss & the declarant was in the siege & also in the battle of the same.
That Maj. Daniel Williams of North Carolina of the continental service was well acquainted with him as was also Col. Marion [Francis Marion] in the regular service.
That during this time he served two months as Captain of the company.
That about two months after his return home he was again ordered with his company to range the frontier & continued in this service till the British took the Town of Ninety Six at which time he was in the battle under Col. Brandon. That afterwards Brigadier Williamson taking protection under the British & being turned out Genl. Andrew Pickens took command of the troops or over the brigade to which he belonged.
That during this time he served seven weeks as Captain of the company.
That about two months afterwards he was ordered to take the command of a Blockhouse called Brandon's Blockhouse on fair forest creek [Fairforest Creek],
which he did as Captain and continued there until peace was made & during this time served eighteen months.
That he has no documentary evidence to which he can refer nor does he know of any living individual (except the testimony of Crawford Goodman which is hereto annexed) by whose evidence he can procure who can testify to his service.
That he hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or amenity except the present & declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state.
1. Where & in what year were you born?
I was born in York County Pennsylvania in the year 1744 the 15 of October.
2. Have you any record of your age?
I have only my age in my own Bible transcribed from my father's bible when I was
about 24 years of age & which I believe is correct.
3. Where were you living when called into the service, where have you lived since the revolutionary war & where do you live now?
In South Carolina in Ninety six district. From South Carolina I moved to East
Tennessee about the year 1807, from there to Dixon County Tennessee & from there to Perry County where now live.
4. How were you called into the service; were you drafted, did you volunteer
or were you a substitute, if so a substitute for whom?
I was called into the service always by being drafted.
5. State the names of some of the regular officers who were with the troops
where you served; such continental & militia regiments as you can recollect &
the circumstances of you service.
I have no recollection at this late period of time of the names of the officers connected with the regiments other than those of Captains Gordon & Lisle, Col. Brandon, Genl. Williamson, Genl. Lincoln, Count D'Estaing, Maj. Williams, Col. Marion, Gen. Pickens & Gen. Green the commander in chief.
6. Did you receive a discharge from the service & if so by whom was it signed
& what has become of it?
I received discharges signed by Col. Brandon but they are all lost or mislaid.
7. State the names of persons to whom you are known in your present
neighborhood & who can testify to your character for veracity, good behavior
& your services as a soldier of the revolution.
I refer to Jeremiah Wood, Esqr. & Fanny Stanley, there being no other person in my neighborhood to whom I can refer who can testify as to my veracity and to the belief as to my revolutionary service.
S/ William Young, "X" his mark
Sworn to & subscribed in open Court
Test: Jesse Taylor, Clerk
We Jeremiah Wood resident of Perry County State of Tennessee & Fanny Stanly also a resident of Perry County State of Tennessee hereby certify that we are well acquainted with William Young who has subscribed & sworn to the above declaration and that we believe him to be eighty-nine years of age & that he is reputed to be & so believed in the neighborhood where he resides to have been a soldier of the revolution & that we concur in that opinion.
S/ Jeremiah Wood
S/ F. Stanley
Sworn to & subscribed this day & year aforesaid in open Court.
Test: Jesse Taylor
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State of Tennessee Pary [Perry] County
This day came Crafford Goodwin before me E. Hooper one of the acting Justis [Justices] of the peace in and for said County and maid [made] oath in due form and says on his oath that Richard Bryant [indecipherable interlineation] Sworn before me says that he sarved [served] to
Towers [tours] of Duty under Captain William Young in the Revolution war in South Carolina under Cornel [Colonel] Thomas Brandom [Thomas Brandon] and says that he was a tru [true] frend [friend] to Country. I do Certyfy [certify] that I was acquainted with Captain William Young in the time of the ware [war] and said Young take a man out of Jail and hang him By jenerel [general] orders. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of August 1833
S/ E. Hooper, JP S/ Crafford Goodman [Crawford Goodman]
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State of Tennessee. County: A Declaration Supplementary to a declaration made by William Young on the 23rd day of October 1833 in Order to Obtain the benefit of the Act of Congress passed June the 7th 1832
This declarant would further state that his Commissions for Lieutenant & Captain has both been lost long since or mislaid he does not know how.
This declarant further states that he was ordered to take command of Brandon's
Blockhouse by Colonel Brandon that he was drafted as his answer is to the 4th Interrogatory but will here say that his Term of service had long expired before he left the Blockhouse where he had command but that as he had sent his family away from home to the Whig settlements & being determined to serve his Country so long as was necessary he at the request of his Colonel
who had stationed him they are continued to serve to the end of the war & did here serve the full term & time of Eighteen Months - At the end of which peace was made when he this declarant found himself without either money or anything else but his land & it occupied by a Tory as all the rest of his property had been taken by the Tories & put to their own use the Tory who had his
land in possession was named Howell.
This declarant would further represent that since his declaration was made to which this is a Supplement he has found out one Moses Randal who was a boy in time of the war whose Affidavit is hereto annexed he would here add that the affidavit of Goodwin [sic] which is annexed to his former declaration was not taken as it ought that [it] is not in proper form as he is advised & he will further state that he [Goodwin] has gone from this Country so that a re examination of him cannot be had & that he knows of no person else by which he can make the
necessary proof as required at this time.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of February 1834
S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ William Young, X his mark
Perry County: This day personally appeared before me Jeremiah Wood one of the Acting Justices of the peace in and for said County William Young who assigned the above declaration and made oath that the facts they are set forth are true as stated. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th February 1834
Test S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ William Young, X his Mark
Question by the Justice of the peace did you ever receive a commission by whom was it signed & what has become of it[?]
Answer I have received two one for Lieutenant & another for Captain both signed by Governor Rutledge of South Carolina & have long since both been lost or mislaid
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State of Tennessee. County
I Moses Randal do hereby Certify that in the time of the Revolution my Father lived in South Carolina in the District of Ninety Six within three miles of Captain William Young & that I heard it said generally that he was a Captain in the Revolution as he states (in the neighborhood) where he lived & I do further certify that when I can first recollect he was a Captain of the Militia in the said District & do further certify that this is the same William Young that I then knew who is now present & whom signed this Supplementary declaration and I do hereby further Certify that Captain William Young has always been called an honest man & an
excellent Whig & that I do believe from what I know of myself & from what I heard from respectable sources that he was commissioned as he herein states.

Sworn to & subscribed before me this 10th February 1834
Test S/ Jeremiah Wood, JP S/ Moses Randal
[Veteran was pensioned at the rate of $40 per annum commencing March 4th, 1831, for service as a private for one-year in the South Carolina militia.]
Contributor: Vonnie L Cantrell (47192880)
Family Members
Parents
Thomas B. Young 1713-1791
Spouse
Margaret Haile Young Unknown-1820
Siblings
George Young Sr 1755-1833
John Young 1764-1780
MAJ Thomas Young Jr 1764-1848
Christopher C. Young 1772-1849
Children
John Young 1775-1830
Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861
MAJ Samuel Young 1792-1865
Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596)
Added: 2009-01-05T14:44:37.000Z
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young: accessed June 6, 2024), memorial page for William Young (15 Oct 1744-1834), Find a Grave Memorial ID 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596).
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William Young

Birth: 15 Oct 1744
Death: 1834 (aged 8990) Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 32649493
Bio:
Revolutionary War Soldier William * Young (Son of Thomas Young) was born in York County, PA, and died in Perry County, TN about 1833 or 1834. He is buried in the Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery in Perry County in the large stone rock grave on the south side of the road that was built through this Cemetery.*

I HAD PREVIOUSLY LISTED THIS INDIVIDUAL AS "WILLIAM MILLER YOUNG" BUT INFORMATION HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THAT INDICATES THAT "MILLER" MAY NOT BE CORRECT, SO I AM REMOVING IT. IF ANYONE HAS ADDITIONAL RESEARCH REGARDING THIS, PLEASE SHARE.
Family Members
Parents
Thomas B. Young 1720-1791
Spouse
Margaret Haile Young
Siblings
George Young 1755-1833
John Young 1760-1780
Thomas Young 1764-1848
Christopher C. Young 1772-1849
Children
John Young 1775-1830
Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861
Samuel Young 1792-1865
Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596)
Added: 5 Jan 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493/william-young
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 June 2020), memorial page for William Young (15 Oct 17441834), Find a Grave Memorial no. 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596) .
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William * Young

Birth: 15 Oct 1744
Death: 1834 (aged 8990) Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 32649493
Bio:
Revolutionary War Soldier William * Young (Son of Thomas Young) was born in York County, PA, and died in Perry County, TN about 1833 or 1834. He is buried in the Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery in Perry County in the large stone rock grave on the south side of the road that was built through this Cemetery.*

I HAD PREVIOUSLY LISTED THIS INDIVIDUAL AS "WILLIAM MILLER YOUNG" BUT INFORMATION HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THAT INDICATES THAT "MILLER" MAY NOT BE CORRECT, SO I AM REMOVING IT. IF ANYONE HAS ADDITIONAL RESEARCH REGARDING THIS, PLEASE SHARE.
Family Members
Parents
Thomas B. Young 1720-1791
Siblings
George Young 1755-1833
John Young 1760-1780
Thomas Young 1764-1848
Christopher C. Young 1772-1849
Children
John Young 1775-1824
Catherine Young Ragan 1788-1861
Major Samuel Young 1792-1865
Created by: Rex Patterson (47049596)
Added: 5 Jan 2009
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/32649493
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 05 July 2019), memorial page for William * Young (15 Oct 17441834), Find A Grave Memorial no. 32649493, citing Dickson-Blackburn Cemetery, Linden, Perry County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Rex Patterson (contributor 47049596) .
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YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356

Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN
Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE
Pension Number: *S4742
Service Source: *S4742
Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA

Comments (Overview)

Created: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN
1) ALTHOUGH PATRIOT CLAIMED SERVICE AS A CAPTAIN AND LIEUTENANT, HE WAS

Created: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN
2) PENSIONED AS A PRIVATE.

Residence

Created: 2002-10-08 20:08:27.293, Updated: 2008-12-05 08:45:01.0, By: TRAGUSIN
1) District: NINETY SIX DIST - State: SOUTH CAROLINA

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Created: 2002-10-08 20:08:49.2, Updated: , By: dlickliter
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814007 CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase
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833081 Z S CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase
833082 Z S CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase
867881 CATHERINE [1] NATHAN RAGAN Purchase
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died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877
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died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838
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YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356
Service:
SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN
Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE
Pension Number: *S4742
Service Source: *S4742
Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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Jamima S Ragan born on 25 - Jun - 1818 at TN
died at Hardeman Co TN on 15 - Jan - 1898 married on 21 - Nov - 1833
married at Hardeman Co TN
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died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on a - Apr - 1811
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Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record
YOUNG, WILLIAM
Ancestor #: A200356
Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN
Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: POST 3-4-1834 PERRY CO-LIV TENNESSEE
Pension Number: *S4742
Service Source: *S4742
Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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ID: I08804 View Post-em! ** See below for contents of Post-em note **
Name: William Young
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1765
Death: UNKNOWN
Reference Number: 8804

Marriage 1
Spouse Unknown b: ABT 1768
Married: ABT 1786
Children
1.Has Children Catherine Young b: 22 SEP 1788 in SC
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YOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 10-15-1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 3-4-1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Pension Number: *S4742Service Source: *S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 814008 Ancestor #: A200356
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4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search Omar Pasha Webb born on 22 - Feb - 1877 at Hardeman Co TN died at Hornsby Hardeman Co TN on 24 - Dec - 1939 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Jane Ragon born on 18 - Aug - 1879 at Hardeman Co TN died at Hornsby Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Sep - 1959 married on 12 - Jul - 1902 married at Hardeman Co TN

5.The Said Sarah Jane Ragon was the child of Search William M Ragon born on 31 - Aug - 1855 at Hardeman Co TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 22 - Dec - 1942 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Elizabeth Ervin born on 5 - Jan - 1853 at TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877 married at Hardeman Co TN

6.The Said William M Ragon was the child of Search Jesse Ragan born on 20 - Dec - 1816 at VA died at Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Jun - 1891 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Welch born on 29 - Oct - 1821 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838 married at Hardeman Co TN

7.The Said Jesse Ragan was the child of Search Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at 96 Dist SC died at Tippeh Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - - 1811

8.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife X X born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - -

Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: *S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 814007 Ancestor #: A200356
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4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search William M Ragon born on 31 - Aug - 1855 at Hardeman Co TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 22 - Dec - 1942 and his ( 1st ) wife Sarah Elizabeth Ervin born on 5 - Jan - 1853 at TN died at Bolivar Hardeman Co TN on 17 - Sep - 1907 married on 7 - Aug - 1877 married at Hardeman Co TN

5.The Said William M Ragon was the child of Search Jesse Ragan born on 20 - Dec - 1816 at VA died at Hardeman Co TN on 7 - Jun - 1891 and his ( 1st ) wife Mary Polly Welch born on 29 - Oct - 1821 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 29 - Jan - 1865 married on 20 - Dec - 1838 married at Hardeman Co TN

6.The Said Jesse Ragan was the child of Search Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at 96 Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - Apr - 1811

7.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife X X born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - -

Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: *S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 867881 Ancestor #: A200356
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4.The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of Search Lot Breeden born on 11 - Feb - 1813 at KY died at Hardeman Co TN on 30 - May - 1898 and his ( 1st ) wife Jamima S Ragan born on 25 - Jun - 1818 at TN died at Hardeman Co TN on 15 - Jan - 1898 married on 21 - Nov - 1833 married at Hardeman Co TN

5.The Said Jamima S Ragan was the child of Search Nathan Ragan born on 20 - Aug - 1787 at _______________ died at Hardeman Co TN on (p) - - 1840 and his ( 1st ) wife Catherine Young born on 22 - Sep - 1788 at Ninety Six Dist SC died at Tippah Co MS on 28 - Oct - 1861 married on (a) - Apr - 1811

6.The Said Catherine Young was the child of Search William Young born on 15 - Oct - 1744 at Lancaster Co PA died at Perry Co TN on (p) 4 - Mar - 1834 and his ( 1st ) wife born on - - at _______________ died at _______________ on - - married on - -

Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) RecordYOUNG, WILLIAM Ancestor #: A200356 Service: SOUTH CAROLINA Rank: CAPTAIN Birth: 15 Oct 1744 LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA Death: (POST) 4 Mar 1834 PERRY CO LIV TENNESSEE Service Source: *S4742Service Description: 1) ALSO LT, CAPT LEWIS BOBO, COL THOMAS BRANDON, MILITIA
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Young, William (I1360)

366

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'

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Elizabeth Ferris Woodson

Birth: 8 May 1638 Canterbury, Henrico County, Virginia, USA
Death: 1689 (aged 5051) Henrico County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Burial Details Unknown

Memorial #: 76792710

Bio:
Elizabeth Ferris Woodson was the wife of Robert Woodson. They were married in 1656 Curles Henrico County Virginia.

Richard Ferris Woodson b. 1662, d. 1704

Family Members
Spouse
Robert Woodson 1634-1707
Children
Robert Woodson 1660-1729
Richard Woodson 1662-1716
Sarah Woodson Mosby 1665-1716
Benjamin Woodson 1666-1723
Mary Jane Woodson Payne 1678-1743
Elizabeth Woodson Payne 1678-1766
Created by: Bette Keene Scavone (46920917)
Added: 19 Sep 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792710/elizabeth-woodson
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792710/elizabeth-woodson: accessed 23 July 2022), memorial page for Elizabeth Ferris Woodson (8 May 16381689), Find a Grave Memorial ID 76792710, ; Maintained by Bette Keene Scavone (contributor 46920917)Burial Details Unknown.
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ID: I1096
Name: Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris ?? Sarah ??
Sex: F
Birth: 1638
Reference Number: 1100
Death: 1689 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA

HintsAncestry Hints for Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris

1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com

Father: Richard Ferris
Mother: Sarah Hambleton

Marriage 1
Robert Woodson b: 1634 in Curles, Henrico Co., VA
Married: 1656 in Henrico, Virginia, USA
Children
1.Has Children Benjamin Woodson b: 21 AUG 1666 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA
2.Has Children John Woodson b: ABT 1658 in Fleur de Hundred, VA
3.Has No Children Richard Woodson ?? 2 sons named Richard ??
4.Has Children Joseph Woodson ?? 2 sons named Joseph ??
5.Has Children Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA
6.Has No Children Sarah Woodson b: ABT 1668 in Curles, Henrico, CO., VA
7.Has No Children Mary Woodson b: 1678
8.Has Children Robert Woodson b: 1660
9.Has No Children Richard Woodson b: 1662 ?? 2 sons named Richard ??
10.Has No Children Joseph Woodson b: 1664 ?? 2 sons named Joseph ??
11.Has No Children Judith Woodson b: 1673
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Ferris, Elizabeth (I2046)

367

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'

Woodson, Judith (I2496)

368

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'
- land grant of 1785 acres at White Oak Swamp in Parish of Varina to Mr. Robert Woodson, Mr. Richard Ferris, Mr. Giles Carter, William Ferris, and Roger Cumins

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Col Robert Woodson Sr.

Birth: 1634 Prince George County, Virginia, USA
Death: 1 Oct 1707 (aged 7273) Henrico County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Burial Details Unknown

Memorial #: 76792422

Bio:
Robert Woodson, son of Dr. John Woodson, and Sara Woodson, was born in 1634 at Fluer de Hundred Virginia.

Robert Woodson married Elizabeth Ferris in 1656 in Curles Henrico County Virginia.

Robert Woodson died between 1707-1711 in Henrico County Virginia.

Robert was known as "Potato Hole" Woodson because his Mother hid him in the potato bin during the Indian Raid that killed his father.

Family Members
Parents
John Woodson 1586-1644
Sarah Isabelle Woodson 1595-1659
Spouse
Elizabeth Ferris Woodson 1638-1689
Siblings
John Woodson 1632-1684
Children
Robert Woodson 1660-1729
Richard Woodson 1662-1716
Sarah Woodson Mosby 1665-1716
Benjamin Woodson 1666-1723
Mary Jane Woodson Payne 1678-1743
Elizabeth Woodson Payne 1678-1766
Created by: Bette Keene Scavone (46920917)
Added: 19 Sep 2011
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792422/robert-woodson
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/76792422/robert-woodson: accessed 23 July 2022), memorial page for Col Robert Woodson Sr. (16341 Oct 1707), Find a Grave Memorial ID 76792422, ; Maintained by Bette Keene Scavone (contributor 46920917)Burial Details Unknown.
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ID: I1095
Name: Robert Woodson
Sex: M
Birth: 1634 in Curles, Henrico Co., VA
Reference Number: 1099
Death: AFT 1707 in Henrico, Virginia, USA
Note: Some of the best information found on Robert is in Tidewater Families of Virginia, by Ms. Davis, pps. 403-418. Some of Robert's children were named in his brother John's will. From later business transactions and court records, some dates of birth of his children have been inferred. The loss of records have destroyed much of the information of Robert and of his death.

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10 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com

Father: John (Dr.) Woodson b: 1586 in Dorset, England
Mother: Sarah Winston

Marriage 1
Elizabeth (Sarah) Ferris b: 1638
Married: 1656 in Henrico, Virginia, USA
Children
1.Has Children Benjamin Woodson b: 21 AUG 1666 in Curles Plantation Henrico CO, VA
2.Has Children John Woodson b: ABT 1658 in Fleur de Hundred, VA
3.Has No Children Richard Woodson
4.Has Children Joseph Woodson
5.Has Children Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA
6.Has No Children Sarah Woodson b: ABT 1668 in Curles, Henrico, CO., VA
7.Has No Children Mary Woodson b: 1678
8.Has Children Robert Woodson b: 1660
9.Has No Children Richard Woodson b: 1662
10.Has No Children Joseph Woodson b: 1664
11.Has No Children Judith Woodson b: 1673
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Woodson, Robert Sr (I2045)

369

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'
- may have been the brother to Robert Woodson's 1st wife Sarah Lewis
- In William and Mary Qtrly there is this statement, 'There is a nuncupative will of William Lewis who mentions his two sons William Lewis and Joseph Lewis, and
- wife Adding, who was perhaps his 2nd wife.'
- The names of these children are recorded in the fourth generation but farther than that the line has not been traced.
- 1707 - grandfather Robert Woodsobn of Henrico Co, VA made a deed to these two grandsons, William Lewis Jr and Joseph Lewis
- See Wm & Mary Qtrly Vol IX p. 255

- Regarding the above statement about 2nd wife Adding(?) - the actual document states: '... he disposed of all the residuals of his estate to his wife, Adding, considering
- his children, that they were her children as well as his and for that reason doubted not but that she would do as well for them as he would do if in her place, therefore
- he would give nothing from her, but leave all to her disposal.' --- The fact that the word adding was capitalized have led many to believe it was a name -- his wife's name ????

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ID: I4209
Name: William Lewis
Sex: M
Birth: 1661 1
Death: 1705

HintsAncestry Hints for William Lewis

1 possible matches found on Ancestry.com Ancestry.com

Father: John Lewis b: 1640
Mother: Sarah Lewis b: 1640

Marriage
1 Elizabeth Woodson b: 1662 in Henrico Co., VA
Married: 1677 in Henrico Co., VA 2
Children
1.Has Children John Lewis b: 1686
2.Has No Children Judith Lewis
3.Has No Children William Lewis
4.Has No Children Joseph Lewis
5.Has Children Mourning Lewis b: 1694 in Henrico Co., VA

Sources: 1.Title: William Lewis mentioned in record of settlement of his father, John Lewis, made 1 August 1689
2.Title: U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Repository: Name: www.ancestry.com
Note:
Source Medium: Ancestry.com

Text: Yates Publishing. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2004. Original data: This unique collection of records was extracted from a variety of sources including family group sheets and electronic databases. Originally, the information was derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, queries, letters, Bible records, wills, biographies, and manuscript genealogies. For specific original source information contact Yates Publishing, providing them with the Source Number, Source Type, Number of Pages, and Submitter Code information listed for each individual.
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Lewis, William Sr (I2497)

370

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'
- mentioned in his father's will

Lewis, Joseph (I2502)

371

- much info obtained from the book 'Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and their Connections'
- mentioned in his father's will

Lewis, William Jr (I2503)

372

- name on top of tombstone is Octava Louis Waller Woodruff ??

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Louise Wallen Woodruff ** listed on same stone is a Tomas Willard Woodruff -- See below

Birth: Dec. 31, 1868
Death: Feb. 11, 1882

Family links:
Parents:
Charles Davis Woodruff (1821 - 1904)
Cynthia Caroline Davis Woodruff (1830 - 1909)

Siblings:
Theadore Patillia Woodruff (1849 - 1925)*
David Dixon Woodruff (1857 - 1931)*
Rufus D. Woodruff (1859 - 1916)*
William Rogers Woodruff (1864 - 1924)*
Melissa Woodruff Hibbs (1866 - 1922)*
Louise Wallen Woodruff (1868 - 1882)

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Christian Privilege Cemetery
Saint Charles
Hopkins County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: Quietly Resting
Record added: Mar 28, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 127027892
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Tomas Willard Woodruff ** listed on same stone as Octava Louise Waller Woodruff -- another child??

Birth: unknown
Death: Jun. 15, 1871

Burial:
Christian Privilege Cemetery
Saint Charles
Hopkins County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: Tamara McDaniel Kincaide
Record added: Jul 04, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 132308353
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Woodruff, Octava Louise Waller (I174)

373

- name possibly Lady Ann Percy

???, Anne (I3921)

374

- name possibly spelled Crage

Craig-xx, James (I3498)

375

- Name Sarah Elizabeth?

** Note the info deleted from first version to this version **

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Sarah Virginia Lewis Woodson ?? Sarah Virginia? - not Sarah Elizabeth?

Birth: 1669 New Kent County, Virginia, USA
Death: 9 May 1710 (aged 40-41) Henrico County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Burial Details Unknown

Memorial #: 136738168

Bio:
Sarah Lewis

Married Robert Woodson.

Family Members
Parents
John Lewis 1633-1689
Isabella Miller Yard 1640-1704
Spouse
Robert Woodson 1660-1729
Siblings
Edward Lewis 1667-1713
John Lewis 1669-1725
Children
Elizabeth Woodson Povall
Sarah Woodson Parsons 1692-1750
Created by: Carole Conrad (46532185)
Added: 2 Oct 2014
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136738168/sarah-virginia-woodson
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/136738168/sarah-virginia-woodson: accessed 21 July 2023), memorial page for Sarah Virginia Lewis Woodson (1669-9 May 1710), Find a Grave Memorial ID 136738168; Burial Details Unknown; Maintained by Carole Conrad (contributor 46532185).
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Sarah Lewis Woodson

Birth: unknown ?? - abt 1660 -- See below
Death: unknown ?? - bef 1710 -- See below

*Sarah, the daughter of John LEWIS and his wife, Isobel WARNER. ?? or Isabella Miller -- See below
Born ca 1660

MERIWETHER LEWIS
This family is a part of the Meriwether LEWIS group.

LINEAGE
Sarah's paternal grandfather was Robert LEWIS, an immigrant from Wales.

Her maternal grandfather was Augustine WARNER, an immigrant from Norwich, England.

MARRIAGE
Married as 1st wife to Robert Woodson Jr

Sarah Lewis Woodson died before 1710. Robert remarried RACHEL WATKINS

NOTES ON LEWIS LINE FROM LEWIS WEBSITE
Some historians claim that the Welsh Lewis family descended from the French line of monarchs (Louis).
However, the oldest known Lewis from the explorer's family was Ben Robert Lewis of Wales.

The patriarch of the Virginia Lewises came in 1635 on a ship called the "Blessing."
Robert Lewis II served as an officer in the British Army and arrived to claim a land grant in a part of York County that is now in Gloucester, VA.
He married a woman named Elizabeth before emigrating, and once in Virginia, they parented two children, William and Major John Lewis.
William died without having any children, so John inherited 33,333 1/3 acres from his father.

John Lewis married Isabella Warner, and they settled "Warner Hall" which was named for Isabella.
They had a son, John Lewis II, born in 1669.

John Lewis II, called Councilor John due to his service on the King's Council in 1715, married his first cousin, Elizabeth Warner-the woman who would later become the great aunt to George Washington.
They gave birth to 14 children: Catherine, Elizabeth, Col. John Lewis III, Col. Charles Lewis, Col. Robert Lewis III, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Ann.
The names of the other children remain unknown.

Colonel Robert Lewis III was born in 1702, and later lived at Belvoir.
The Lewis' family home remained at Warner Hall, but the growing clan could not hold each branch.
Colonel Robert Lewis and his wife, Jane Meriwether, the daughter of Nicholas Meriwether II and Elizabeth Crawford, established a new estate at Belvoir.
This was the first of 11 intermarriages between the Meriwether and Lewis families.
Robert Lewis amassed a large amount of land in Goochland and Albemarle Counties throughout his life, which he later divided among his children.
He acquired the land in Ivy Depot, VA in 1740.
Locust Hill, the childhood home of Meriwether Lewis, was built on this land, and Meriwether's father was the first Lewis to inhabit it.

Robert Lewis and Jane Meriwether Lewis, Meriwether Lewis's paternal grandparents, gave birth to 11 children.
They were John (the nephew of John Lewis III), Nicholas (a guardian to Meriwether Lewis upon his return from Georgia; he lived at "The Farm."), Charles (the nephew of Charles Lewis I), Colonel William Lewis, Robert IV, Jane, Sarah, Elizabeth, Ann, Mildred, and Mary.
All of their children lived to maturity and bore offspring. (Meriwether, 1964)

Colonel William Lewis married his first cousin once removed and step-sister, Lucy Meriwether, who was the daughter of Thomas Meriwether and Elizabeth Thornton.
Thomas Meriwether and Robert Lewis remained good friends throughout their lives, and Robert married Elizabeth after they had both lost their spouses. (McAllister, 1906)

Lucy Meriwether Lewis and Colonel William Lewis lived with their three children, Jane, Meriwether, and Reuben at Locust Hill until William's death in 1779.
Six months after his death, Lucy Lewis married Captain John Marks (some say on the advice of her dying husband) and moved the family to Georgia.
There, Lucy gave birth to Meriwether Lewis's half siblings, John Marks II and Mary. (Bakeless, 15)
As Meriwether Lewis died unmarried, and Reuben Lewis and his wife Mildred left no children, Jane Lewis Anderson mothered the only collateral descendents of Meriwether Lewis.

*Isobel WARNER
Born ca 1640

Her grandfather was Augustine WARNER, an immigrant from Norwich, England FaG 7656579

Married John Lewis

Children Sarah, Born ca 1660

Tradition long had it that the Lewises of Warner Hall descended from a Robert who had a grant from the crown for 33,3331/3 acres, and that Robert's lineage was ancient and Welsh. Tradition, however, was largely undone in 1948 on the discovery of several tombstones on Poropotancke Creek in King and Queen County: "Here lieth interred the body of John Lewis (born in Munmouth shire) died the 21st of August 1657 aged 63 years." Robert was wrong, Wales was right. The line reaches back to Rhys Goch ap Maenyrch, born c 1070, lord of Ystrad Yw. Firm documentation starts with Richard, grandfather of John. Subsequent research into church, land, and emigration records bears all this out convincingly.

Sources: Bradney, History of Monmouthshire, vol. 1, p. 153; Duke, Kenmore and the Lewises, pp. 411; Harris, "John Lewis," pp. 195205; Hotten, Original Lists of Persons of Quality, pp. 79, 103, 108; Lewis, Lewis Patriarchs, pp. 7482; Moses, Welsh Lineage, pp. 120 ff.; New England Historical & Genealogical Register, vol. 18, p. 81; Nugent, Cavaliers and Pioneers, vol. 1, p. 229; Sorley, Lewis of Warner Hall, pp. 1729, 293300, 44568; St. Teilo's parish register; VA tombstone records

generation no. 1

Richard Lewis, born c 1540, of Llangatock, Crickhowell, Monmouthshire, gent. Will dated 15 March 1627, proved 18 April 1628. Eldest son kept father's surname, others followed Welsh tradition and used his first (ap Richard).
? William Lewis, born c 1563, died before 1627, married Elizabeth Morgan, son and heir Richard, daughters Elizabeth, Marie, and Doritie, all named in 1627 will of grandfather Richard
? Lewis Prichard, born c 1565, died 1616, named in his father's will
? Edward Prichard, executor of his father's will, died intestate 1635
? Thomas Prichard, named in his father's will

generation no. 2

Lewis Rychetts Prichard, born c 1565, buried 4 May 1616, St. Teilo's church, Llantilio Pertholey, Abergavenny. Married Catherine, buried 29 September 1615.
? John Lewis, named in his grandfather's will
? Thomas Lewis, alive 1627, named in his grandfather's will
? Maudelen Lewis, alive 1627, named in grandfather's will

generation no. 3

John Lewis, baptized 22 February 1592 at the pre-Norman font in St. Teilo's, died 21 August 1657, buried at Poropotanke Creek. Married (1) 3 February 1610 Johane Lewis, (2) 21 February 1630 Catherine Philip, died before 1653.
? Gwenllian Lewis, baptized 5 February 1611
? Lettus Lewis, baptized 1 March 1616
? Watkin Lewis, baptized 1 January 1621
? John Lewis, baptized 15 December 1633
? ? William and Edward

generation no. 4

Major John Lewis, baptized 15 December 1633 at St. Teilo's, died c 1681. Heir to Port Holy from kinsman William Lewis. Vestryman St. Peter's Parish, New Kent. No tombstone. Married Isabella, daughter of James Miller (settled York Co. by 1648), born 24 August 1640, died 9 February 1703, buried Poropotanke Creek. She married 2nd Robert Yard, later of Petworth Parish in Gloucester Co., at St. Mary's Church, Newington, Surrey, England on 16 October 1682.
?Captain Edward Lewis, born 5 September 1667, died 1713, married
? John Lewis, born 1669

generation no. 5

Councillor John Lewis, born 30 November 1669 in Virginia. Married c 1690-92 Elizabeth Warner, who died 1719-20.
? John Lewis of Warner Hall, born 1694, oldest son and heir
? Charles Lewis of The Byrd, born 1696
? Robert Lewis of Belvoir, born 1704, father of Captain William Lewis of Locust Hill, grandfather of Meriweather Lewis, explorer
? Catherine, twin, baptized 2 November 1705, died young
? Elizabeth, twin, baptized 2 November 1705, died young
? Mary Lewis, possibly a daughter, married Maj. Robert Throckmorton
? Elizabeth Lewis, 7 baptized May 1706, married John Bolling, died without issue young
? Isabella Lewis, baptized 18 December 1707, married Thomas Clayton, died in 1742, buried at Warner Hall with only child Juliana
? Anne Lewis, baptized 14 February 1712

generation no. 6 (brothers)

Charles Lewis, of the Byrd, born 1696 at Warner Hall, died 1779. Married 28 May 1717 Mary Howell (sister of Mildred who married Henry Willis), remained married for 62 years. Acquired Byrd estate in August 1725. Vestryman at St. Peter's Parish in New Kent Co. from 1721 to 1729. Principle public service was military.
? John Lewis, born 1720, died 1794, baptized 8 October 1720 in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent, married, issue
? Charles Lewis of Buck Island, born 14 March 1721 in Goochland Co., died in Albermarle Co. 14 May 1782, married, issue
? Elizabeth Lewis, born 23 April 1724, married 3 April 1744 Colonel William Kennon of Chesterfield Co., issue
? James Lewis, born 6 October 1726, died 21 May 1764, of Lunenburg, married, issue
? Mary Lewis, born 26 April 1729, died 12 January 1733
?Howell Lewis, born 13 September 1731
? Anne Lewis, born 2 March 1733, married 1750 Edmund Taylor, issue
? Mary Lewis, born 23 September 1736, died 1740
? Robert Lewis, born 29 May 1739, died 10 January 1803, inherited The Byrd, married 20 February 1760 Jane Woodson, issue
? Frances Lewis, born 1 August 1744, married 3 September 1760 to cousin Robert Lewis, issue

Excerpted from Lewis of Warner Hall by Merrow Egerton Sorley

"Councilor" John Lewis inherited from his father the Chemokins estate in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent Co., VA. His father had made this estate his principal place of residence and it was also the first home of Col. John and Elizabeth Warner Lewis after their marriage about 1692. At a meeting of the Vestry on January 5, 1695, John Lewis was elected a Vestryman for St. Peter's Parish and his name appears as such at no less than 14 Vestry meetings between this date and June, 1791. By 1702, John Lewis had "departed this county", presumably making the move to Warner Hall, which his wife, Elizabeth Warner, inherited at the death of her brother Robert.

Councilor John Lewis was perhaps the wealthiest Virginian of his day. His land holdings included 2,000 acres in Abingdon Parish, Gloucester, 300 acres in York County, 2,600 acres in New Kent County, and several grants in King and Queen County, the largest of which was for 10,100 acres. The 2,600 acres in New Kent County represents the exact size of the Chemokins estate. He held a commission in the Virginia militia as some of the baptismal records of his children refer to him as Capt. John Lewis. He rose to Colonel Commandant of the militia of Gloucester County and most of the records of the 18th century accord him that title.

In 1704, Col. John Lewis was appointed a member of the Council along with his brother-in-law, John Smith of "Purton". He continued on the Council for the rest of his life. The end of his life in 1725/6 marks the end of an era in the Lewis history. Thenceforward, the history of the entire family is not so closely bound up with the vicinity of Warner Hall. While many of its members continued to reside in this home and nearby localities for several generations, descendants moved over the whole of Virginia and, eventually, throughout the southern states.

Elizabeth Warner

She brought into the Lewis family not only the ancestral lines of Martiau, Reade, and Warner, but also the ownership of Warner Hall itself. She had 14 children in all, with the names of nine being known. Their baptismal records are in the Abingdon Parish Register.

Augustine Warner (November 28th, 1610 - December 26th, 1674), was born in Norwich, Norfolk, to Thomas Warner and Elizabeth Sotherton. He was the progenitor of the Augustine Warner Family, who arrived in Virginia in 1628 at the age of seventeen, one of a group of thirty-four brought in by Adam Thoroughgood. His first land acquisition came 7 years later when he patented 250 acres (1,000,000 m2).

Continuing the typical pattern of seventeenth-century success in Virginia as a merchant, investor in land, and statesman, he rose through the colonial hierarchy to become a member of the House of Burgesses in 1652 and then in 1659 a member of the King's Council, which he held until his death. About 1657, he moved across the York River to Gloucester County, where he settled and built the first house at Warner Hall.

Augustine Warner died in 1674, at sixty-three, and was succeeded at Warner Hall by his only son, Augustine Warner, Jr. (1642-1681). After his English education in London and at Cambridge, the younger Augustine Warner returned to Virginia, and soon, by 1666, became a member of the House of Burgesses, and then Speaker of the House in 1676. In 1677 he took his seat on the King's Council, but his career was cut short by his early death in 1681 at the age of thirty-nine.

Besides the son Augustine Warner the second, the first Augustine Warner (1610-1674) had at least two daughters. One married David Cant, and the other, Sarah, married Lawrence Townley, and was the ancestor of General Robert E. Lee.

It is recorded that the second Augustine Warner (1642-1681) had three sons, all of whom died unmarried, and three daughters, who inherited the Warner property and left huge progenies.

The three were; (a) Mary Warner, who married in 1680 John Smith of Purton, they were the ancestors of Queen Elizabeth II through the Bowes-Lyon ancestry of the Queen Mum (Queen Elizabeth II's mother); (b) Mildred Warner, who married about 1690 Lawrence Washington (16591698), ancestors of George Washington, and (c) Elizabeth Warner, who married about 1691 to John Lewis, and kept the Warner Hall house itself in the division of the Warner properties after the brothers deaths. Elizabeth and John Lewis were the grandparents of Fielding Lewis, who married first George Washingtons cousin and second his sister, both ladies also being grandchildren of Mildred Warner. Additionally Elizabeth and John Lewis were the ancestors of Meriwether Lewis of the Corps of Discovery fame.

Warner Hall stayed in the eldest male line of the Lewis family, through a succession of eldest sons named Warner Lewis, until 1834, when it was finally sold by a daughter of the last of them, another Elizabeth Lewis.

Warner Hall is still known by this name and the Lewis descendants became known as the Warner Hall Lewises. A non-profit DNA Project LEWIS Surname DNA Project is actively seeking descendants from this paternal line. In some cases a scholarship may be offered.

Family links:
Parents:
John Lewis (1639 - 1689)
Isabella Miller Lewis (1640 - 1703) ?? or Isobel Warner -- See above

Spouse:
Robert Woodson (1660 - 1729)

Sibling:
Sarah Lewis Woodson
John Lewis (1669 - 1725)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Body lost or destroyed

Created by: Carole Conrad
Record added: Oct 02, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 136738168
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Lewis, Elizabeth (I2052)

376

- NC militia - Private
- NC Rev War pay vouchers #1535, ROLL #S.115.81; NC REV ARMY ACCTS, VOL VI, P 75, FOLIO 3, ROLL #S.115.57.2

- possibly 1790 census in Orangeburg, SC

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DEES, NEEDHAM Ancestor #: A031306

Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, PRIVATE ****
Birth: CIRCA 1755 JOHNSTON CO NORTH CAROLINA
Death: ANTE 12-11-1802 BARNWELL DIST SOUTH CAROLINA
Service Source: NC REV WAR PAY VOUCHERS, #1535, ROLL #S.115.81; NC REV ARMY ACCTS, VOL VI, P 75, FOLIO 3, ROLL #S.115.57.2
Service Description: 1) NC MILITIA; PAID FOR SERVICES & SUPPLIES

Residence
1) County: DUPLIN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA

Spouse
Number Name

1) X X

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Associated Applications and Supplementals

Natl Add Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse
Num Vol.
684735 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase
912743 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase
917956 MARK [1] SARAH COKER Purchase

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Dees, Needham (I2254)

377

- Nehemiah Evitt who was living in Bledsoe Co TN, in 1832 was 85 and listed
as step-father of Charles Thurman or Thurmon.

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THURMAN, CHARLES Ancestor #: A134047

Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PRIVATE
Birth: 2-6-1760 ALBEMARLE CO VIRGINIA
Death: 12-16-1848 BLEDSOE CO TENNESSEE
Pension Number: *SR10582
Service Source: *SR10582
Service Description: 1) CAPTS MOSELY, REDD, EWELL, CUNNINGHAM
2) COLS GIBSON, BUFORD

Comments
(Overview)

1) SOLDIER PENSIONED, WIDOW REJECTED FOR LACK OF PROOF OF MARRIAGE

Residence
1) County: BUCKINGHAM CO - State: VIRGINIA

Spouse
Number Name

1) BARBARA PICKNELL

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Associated Applications and Supplementals

Natl Add Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse
Num Vol.
662737 808 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
806706 FREDERICK [1] JANE CARNAHAN Purchase
837831 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
840822 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
870709 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
884539 FREDERICK [1] JANE C. CARNAHAN Purchase
887675 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
888117 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
897870 FREDERICK [1] JANE C. CARNAHAN Purchase
898960 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase
918962 WILLIAM [1] MARGARET X Purchase

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Charles Thurman

Birth: 6 Feb 1760 Buckingham County, Virginia, USA
Death: 16 Dec 1848 (aged 88) Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA
Burial: Lone Cedar CemeteryBledsoe County, Tennessee, USA
Memorial #: 8364949
Bio:
Private Continental Line Revolutionary War.The following is a transcript of the court declaration Charles gave to apply for his military pension:On the fiftenth day of August in the year 1832 personally appeared in open court before the worshipful justices of the county court for the county of Bledsoe aforesaid now sitting Charles Thurman a resident of the county of Bledsoe asforesaid in the state of Tennessee aged seventy-two years who first duly sworn according to law, doth on his oath. make the following declaration in order to obtain benefits of the Act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832.That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated---He was drafted and entered the service in the Virginia Militia under the command of Captain Thomas Redd and was stationed at Abermermarle (sp.) barracks and employed in guarding Burgoynes prisoners. At the expiration of his term, which he served out at that place, and which was for three months, he received a discharge from Captain Redd but which has been lost or destroyed or has become from age so dim as to be illegible, as he has some old papers in his procession which are in that condition. He then resided in Buckingham County, Virginia, but in consequence of the loss of his discharge, and failure of memory is unable to state the time when returned and quit the service. He further states that besides the above mentioned tour he served six others of three months each in the Virginia Militia, making in all twenty-one months. one of said terms he was drafted and entered the service in Buckingham County under John Mosley and marched from there with him to Petersburg where he was transfered to Captain Thomas W. Ewell's company which for a time joined Col Buford's regiment-(which he thinks was the First Virginia Regiment) to make up a deficiency in it occasioned by the loss of men at time of Buford's defeat. Under Captain Ewell and Colonol Buford he marched from Petersburg to Hillsboro in North Carolina from Hillsboro to Salsbury-from Salsbury to Charlotte and from there to Chensaw Hills in South Carolina where he was stationed he thinks for about a month under General Greene. From Chensaw Hills he marched under General Greene to Salabury and then fell in behind General Morgan who has the prisoners taken at the Battle of King's Mountain and marched in that condition to Dan River and there stationed between Morgan and Cornwallis who was on the opposite side of Dan River. From there he marched after Cornwallis to Hillsboro and from there to Guilford where he was in the battle fought at that place serving under Captain Ewell, Colonel Bluford and General Greene. He sees from a certificate or discharge which he has from Captain Ewell that he once belonged to Col. Gibson's regiment but in what manner he was attached to it he cannot now recollect, in fact it has untimely escaped from his memory that he ever did belong to such a regiment. He cannot state the order of time in which he served under the different officiers, but was during his service under the command of Captains Thomas Redd, Thomas W. Ewell, two different Captains of the names of John Mosely-Webb-Nath Cunningham, some captain of Culpepper County, his name not recollected and some other captains whose names are forgotten. After the Battle of Guilford he enetered the service in Abermarle County under the command of one of the Captains John Mosley as substitute for William Cowan and marched under him to the seige of York. There he remained in service and was in the battle, and after it saw Cornwallis deliver his sword to the American officier. He was then transferred to Captain Nathanial Cunningham's company and placed to guard the prisoners and under Cunningham marched with them to Winchester Barracks where he was finally discharged by Captain Cunningham on the 7th of Novemeber, 1781. He states that Nehemial Evitt who then resided in Buckingham County, Virginia and by whom the applicant was raised as a step-father, now lives in the (Bledsoe) county, can testify that he entered the service of the United States as set forth in his declaration and returned from the war at the expiration of his several terms. He further states that he was born in Buckingham County in the state of Virginia on the 6th day of February, 1760-has no record of his age, but has the verbal account of his mother which he believes to be true. When called into service, he lived in Buckingham County, Virginia. After the Revolutionary War he moved from Buckingham County to Washington County, Virginia where he lived in the neighborhood of King's Salt Works about sixteen years- from there he moved to Rhea County, Tennessee where he lived for one year. and from there to this (Bledsoe) county, Tennessee where he now lives and has lived for sixteen or seventeen years. He was drafted six times and went for one (the last) as a substitute for William Cowen. He received several discharges given by his captains, they are all destroyed or misplaced as stated above except one given by Captain Webb, one by Captain Ewell and one by Captain Cunningham. He states that he is known to Col. Wm. Brown deputy Sheriff of Bledsoe County, Joseph McDowell and William Hall acting Justices of Peace for said county in his neighborhood who testify to his character for verification and their belief of his service as a soldier of the revolution. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatsoever to a pension or annunity except the pension and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the aging of any state.Sworn to and subscribed this day and year aforesaid.His MarkCharles Thurman

Family Members
Parents
Unknown Thurman Evitt
Spouse
Barbara Picknell Thurman 1770-1849
Siblings
John Evitt 1773-1837
Children
William Brinson Thurman 1797-Unknown
John Thurman 1800-1865
Frederick Walter Thurman 1804-1873
Maintained by: Ed Thurman (46846073)
Originally Created by: Bud (46594959)
Added: 8 Feb 2004
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8364949
Citation: Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 9 July 2019), memorial page for Charles Thurman (6 Feb 176016 Dec 1848), Find A Grave Memorial no. 8364949, citing Lone Cedar Cemetery, Bledsoe County, Tennessee, USA ; Maintained by Ed Thurman (contributor 46846073) .
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Thurman, Charles T (I1739)

378

- Never Married -- Died in Childhood

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Name: Theodore Utly
Gender: Male
Christening Date:
Christening Place:
Birth Date: 02 Aug 1875
Birthplace: HOPKINS, HOPKINS CO., KENTUCKY
Death Date:
Name Note:
Race: White
Father's Name: The Utly
Father's Birthplace:
Father's Age:
Mother's Name: Hibbs
Mother's Birthplace:
Mother's Age:
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C51751-3
System Origin: Kentucky-EASy
GS Film number: 174933
Reference ID: PAGE 4

Citing this Record:
"Kentucky Births and Christenings, 1839-1960," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FWNW-6HF : accessed 15 Sep 2014), Theodore Utly, 02 Aug 1875; citing HOPKINS, HOPKINS CO., KENTUCKY, reference PAGE 4; FHL microfilm 174933.
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Utley, Theodore (I1093)

379

- Never Married -- Died in Childhood

Woodruff, Elizabeth C (I1320)

380

- Never Married.

- death record lists him as age 42, idiot, born in Murphreesboro, TN and parents W R & S Travis?

- where did 2/26/1813 Sumner Co, TN birth date and place come from?

Travis, Charles J (I108)

381

- nickname 'Aunt Pop' Frizzell

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Don Frizzell in entry for Mary E. Culp, "Kentucky Death Records, 1911-1955"
Name: Mary E. Culp ****
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1928 ****
Event Place: Birmingham, Marshall, Kentucky ****
Residence Place:
Address:
Gender: Female
Age:
Marital Status:
Race:
Occupation:
Birth Year (Estimated):
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Cemetery:
Father's Name: Don Frizzell ****
Father's Titles and Terms:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Lizzie Reeves ****
Mother's Titles and Terms:
Mother's Birthplace:
Additional Relatives:
Spouse's Name: William Culp ****
Spouse's Titles and Terms:
Reference ID: 25957
GS Film number: 1912927
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Mary E Frizzell Culp

Birth: 25 Oct 1850
Death: 11 Oct 1928 (aged 77)
Burial: Frizzell CemeteryMarshall County, Kentucky, USA
Memorial #: 28800524
Bio:
Wife of William Culp 12/12/1852 - 7/22/1904
dau of Don Frizzell & Lizzie Reeves
Other children: Willis are Claude, Andrew, Julius and Dovie Elizabeth. Dovie is my maternal great grandmother.
Contributor: Phyllis McMican
This stone is near the graves of Willis & Rosa Culp
Family Members
Children
Willis Daniel Culp 1871-1940
Dovie Elizabeth Culp Travis 1884-1968
Created by: Kathy Hicks Thompson (46809360)
Added: 5 Aug 2008
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28800524/mary-e-culp
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/28800524/mary-e-culp: accessed 01 July 2023), memorial page for Mary E Frizzell Culp (25 Oct 1850-11 Oct 1928), Find a Grave Memorial ID 28800524, citing Frizzell Cemetery, Marshall County, Kentucky, USA; Maintained by Kathy Hicks Thompson (contributor 46809360).
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Mary E. Frizzell Culp

Birth: Oct. 25, 1850
Death: Oct. 11, 1928

Wife of William Culp, dau of Don Frizzell & Lizzie Reeves

Note: This stone is near the graves of Willis & Rosa Culp

Burial:
Frizzell Cemetery
Marshall County
Kentucky, USA

Created by: Kathy Thompson
Record added: Aug 05, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 28800524
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Frizzell, Mary Ann E (I29)

382

- nicknamed Uncle "Shortie"

Possible Relatives:
June Margaret Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Susanne Elizabeth Travis

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Name: Wilford S Travis
Titles and Terms:
Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1921
Event Place: Marshall, Kentucky, United States
Gender:
Mother's Name: Dovie Culp
Digital Folder Number:

Citing this Record:
"Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes, 1911-1999," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QKHV-BWGW : 1 July 2015), Wilford S Travis, 1921; citing Birth, Marshall, Kentucky, United States, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort.
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Wilford S Travis, "United States Social Security Death Index"
Given Name: Wilford
Middle Name: S
Surname: Travis
Name Suffix:
Birth Date: 10 February 1921
Social Security Number: 404-09-7355
State: Kentucky
Last Place of Residence: Wayne, Michigan
Previous Residence Postal Code: 48164
Event Date: 20 May 2008
Age: 87
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Wilfred S Travis, "United States Public Records Index"
Name: Wilfred S Travis
Titles and Terms (Original):
Also Known As: Wilford Stone Travis
2nd Also Known As Name:
3rd Also Known As Name:
Residence Date: 19 May 2003-15 Nov 2007
Residence Place: New Boston, Michigan, United States ****
Birth Date: 10 Feb 1921
Phone Number: (313) 946-5953
Phone Number Recorded Date: 25 Mar 2008
Address: 19090 Otto Ct # 4
Address Continued: New Boston, Michigan 48164
Address Date: 19 May 2003-15 Nov 2007
2nd Address: 7942 Robert St
2nd Address Continued: Taylor, Michigan 48180
2nd Address Date: 01 Sep 1983-01 Jun 2001
3rd Address: 14509 Gulley St
3rd Address Continued: Taylor, Michigan 48180
3rd Address Date: 07 Sep 1956-25 Mar 2008
4th Address:
4th Address Continued:
4th Address Date:
5th Address:
5th Address Continued:
5th Address Date:
6th Address:
6th Address Continued:
6th Address Date:
Possible Relatives:
June Margaret Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Russell Lee Travis, Susanne Elizabeth Travis
Record Number: 165954623
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Travis, Wilford Stone (I75)

383

- No evidence he ever married

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Notes for Jesse R. DERRYBERRY

Biography

Jesse R. was born about 1807 or 1808 in North Carolina, most likely in Burke Co., where his parents lived at that time.
Since some secondary sources ascribe a son to Andrew by the name of "Richard," Jesse's middle initial may well have
stood for Richard, but no sources found to date tell us for sure. When Jesse was a baby, the family moved west to
Warren Co., TN, and in the 1820s they moved again to Perry Co., TN. Jesse is most likely in his father's household in
1820 (age 10-16) in Warren Co., and 1830 (age 20-29) in Perry Co.

His whereabouts in 1840 are unknown, and this was just a year after his father's death. However, by about 1845 at the
latest he had moved south to Jackson, MS. He became a Mason, and about that time became part of Lodge No. 23 at Pearl.
He remained active in the Masons, becoming a representative for that lodge. He also opened a livery stable, which he
owned for many years. The following advertisement was run in local newspapers in 1845 and 1846:

"Livery Stable. J. R. Derryberry returns his thanks to his friends, for the liberal patronage he has received
heretofore. He intends keeping his stable well supplied with provender and attentive ostlers. He hopes to be able to
render satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. His stable is on the right side of State street,
between the Mansion House and Mr. McNair's new brick building fronting the store of Messrs. Hobson & Lamb, where he will always be found. He will be pleased to attend to all who may patronize his stable. --Jackson, Dec. 1845."

In 1848, he was one of a number of men granted charter by the Mississippi State Legislature to form the Pearl River
Steamship Navigation Company. He was probably the "Col. Derryberry" mentioned in an article from the "Times-Picayune" (New Orleans, LA), 15 Jan 1848: "Jackson (Miss.) Races. -- The following report we take from the Mississippian: Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1848--Purse $100--mile heats. ... Col. Derryberry's 'Comet', by imp. Belshazzar, out of the dam of St. Cloud. ..." No other record of official military service or rank has been found.

No further evidence of his shipping activities has been found, but between the two professions he was evidently quite
successful. By 1860, he had amassed an estate of $4000 in personal property and $10,000 in real estate. Furthermore,
he owned a number of slaves in both 1850 and 1860 (see below).

There is no evidence that Jesse ever married, and he had no one else in his household in 1850 or 1870. In 1860,
however, his nephew John W. C. Derryberry was living with him, as were two young boys, Richard and William, ages 14 and 9, respectively. John W. C. had probably moved from Tennessee to Mississippi in the late 1850s. In 1869, he married a widow from Simpson Co., MS, after which he returned to Madison Co., TN with his wife. The young boys cannot be attributed to any of Jesse's immediate relatives, and so they will be considered here as adopted sons. Their parentage is otherwise a mystery. There was also a John D. Derberry, age 22, incarcerated in Jackson for larceny, but his relationship to Jesse, if any, is also unknown.

During the Civil War, Jesse contributed $230 to the Quartermaster of the Army of the Mississippi "for the defence of
the State." During the war, Jesse's horses and stable were impressed into Confederate service from time to time. From
Confederate papers, a letter to Col. M[adison] McAfee dated 26 Jun 1861 states "please pay J. R. Derryberry two dollars
& fifty cents for forage for horses used to convey J. Knowlton from Brandon to headquarters at Jackson." Another, same
date, states "pay John Derryberry four dollars for buggy hire." (This was probably Jesse's nephew, John W. C.) Other
forms dated 1862 indicate J. R. was paid for stable use and saddle. An invoice dated 7 May 1863, mentions J. R. was
reimbursed $275 for a horse and $40 for saddle impressed by order of Lt. Gen. Pomerton.

Jesse is not found in any records after the 1870 census, and probably died between 1870 and 1880.

Slavery

The census schedules from that time describe slaves as either "black" or "mulatto" and do not give their names. The
1850 census shows Jesse with 3 slaves: black male age 23, mulatto female age 35, and black female age 4. In 1860, he
had 7 slaves, including a mulatto female age 47 (probably the same woman from 1850). The remainder were a black female age 34 and 5 mulatto males (4 age 18 and one age 16).

Census records from 1880 to 1910 mention a black man named Handy Derryberry born about 1868 in Mississippi, who lived in 1880 in Covington Co. and from 1900-1910 in Steens, Rankin Co. About 1895 he married a woman named Rena. Handy may have been the son of one of the slaves from Jesse's household, since he was the only Derryberry slave holder in the area.

Sources

"Laws of the State of Mississippi" chapter 244, 1848. "An Act to incorporate the Pearl river Steam Navigation Company.
Whereas, Joseh [sic] McDowell, William P. Gill, ..., J. R. Derryberry, ..., have formed themselves into a company for
the purpose of navigating the Pearl river by steam, have adopted rules and elected officers for the management of the
affairs of the association, and desire to be legally constituted a body corporate: Therefore, ... Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That the persons aforesaid, together with their associates and successors be,
and they are hereby declared to be a body corporate, under the name and style of the Pearl River Steam Navigation
Copmpany...."

From the "Times-Picayune" (New Orleans, LA), 15 Jan 1848:
"Jackson (Miss.) Races. -- The following report we take from the Mississippian: Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1848--Purse
$100--mile heats. ... Col. Derryberry's 'Comet', by imp. Belshazzar, out of the dam of St. Cloud. ..."

1850 US census, Hinds Co., MS
J. R. Deryberry, age 43, keeps stable, $1000, b. NC

"Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Mississippi" shows J. R. Derryberry as representative of Lodge No. 23 at Pearl in
1851.

1860 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS; p. 15
J. R. Derrybery, age 53, livery s keeper, $4000/10,000, b. NC
J. H. C. Derryberry [male], age 30, b. TN
R. D. Derryberry [male], age 14, b. MS
W. S. Derryberry [male], age 9, b. MS
1860 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS; p. 51 [prison]
John D. Derberry, age 22, sailor, b. NY, larceny

(The John D. Derberry found above may well be another son of Jesse's despite the stated birthplace of New York. It
would be very coincidental for someone with a name similar to Derryberry to be found in Hinds Co. of all places, where
Jesse was living, yet be unrelated.)

In 1861, he contributed $230 to the Quarter-Master General of the Army of Mississippi, towards funds for raising "means
for the Defence of the State."

From Confederate papers, letter to Col. M[adison] McAfee dated 26 Jun 1861 states "please pay J. R. Derryberry two
dollars & fifty cents for forage for horses used to convey J. Knowlton from Brandon to headquarters at Jackson."
Another, same date, states "pay John Derryberry four dollars for buggy hire." Other forms dated 1862 indicate J. R.
was paid for stable use and saddle. Invoice dated 7 May 1863, J. R. reimbursed $275 for a horse and $40 for saddle
impressed by order of Lt. Gen. Pomerton.

1870 US census, Jackson, Hinds Co., MS
Jessie R. Derryberry, age 62, farmer, b. NC
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Derryberry, Jesse Richard (I501)

384

- not listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598
- perhaps she and Robert were already in Canterbury, Kent, England by then
- or she already received her inheritance

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Frances Wattmer Wattmer Wynne

Birth: 1565 Stottesdon, Shropshire Unitary Authority, Shropshire, England
Death: Sep 1609 (aged 43-44) Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England
Burial: St George's Church Demolished, Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England
Memorial #: 80396880

Bio:
Daughter of William Watmoughe/Wattmore/Wattmer and his wife Margaret. Married Robert Wynne circa 1590.

Family Members
Spouse
Robert Wynne 1558-1609
Children
Peter Wynne 1593-1638
Created by: Shari Hanson Frey (47119699)
Added: 2011-11-13T23:44:38.000Z
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80396880/frances_wattmer-wynne
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80396880/frances_wattmer-wynne: accessed November 13, 2025), memorial page for Frances Wattmer Wattmer Wynne (1565-Sep 1609), Find a Grave Memorial ID 80396880, citing St George's Church Demolished, Canterbury, City of Canterbury, Kent, England; Maintained by Shari Hanson Frey (contributor 47119699).
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Wattmer, Frances (I4517)

385

- Of Chisholm

Chisholm-xx, Alexander (I4109)

386

- Of Chorley

- listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598

Wattmer, Thomas (I4531)

387

- Of Chorley

- listed in William Wattmer's will in 1598 - also executor

Wattmer, James (I4536)

388

- Of Chorley within the parish of Stotesdon and Diocese of Hereford (from his will) in Shropshire, England

Wattmer, William (I4529)

389

- Of Cowslow Close

Wattmer, Francis (I4575)

390

- Of Foulis

- son and heir of Robert Munro of Foulis

Munro-xx, Robert (I4110)

391

- Of Glengarry

MacDonald-xx, Aeneas (I4108)

392

- of Linkenholt, Hampshire, England

Reade, Robert (I2966)

393

- of Nominy, Northern VA -- See marriage record of son John Whetstone and Restitute Hallowes

Whetstone, John (I2334)

394

- Of St Margaret's of Canterbury, Kent Co, England

Coppin, Martha (I3086)

395

- of Winchester

Savage-xx, William (I3925)

396

- on 11/19/1761 possibly married Mary Little

- on 12/12/1766 possibly married Abigail Stites

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Found at findagrave.com on 3/30/2021

Isaac Woodruff

Birth: 1720
Death: 30 Nov 1792 (aged 7172)
Burial: First Presbyterian Churchyard, Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA
Plot: Vestibule, West Side
Memorial #: 50067274

Bio:
age 72

Created by: Scott Balyer (47084996)
Added: 22 Mar 2010
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50067274/isaac-woodruff
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 30 March 2021), memorial page for Isaac Woodruff (172030 Nov 1792), Find a Grave Memorial no. 50067274, citing First Presbyterian Churchyard, Trenton, Mercer County, New Jersey, USA ; Maintained by Scott Balyer (contributor 47084996) .
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Woodruff, Isaac (I2746)

397

- on 11/24/1910 in Marshall Co, KY married Mrs Bettie () Ivey (widowed) ? previously married to ??

???-xx, Bettie (I4072)

398

- on 11/28/1787 - marriage bond in Bedford Co, VA

Family: George Bunch-xx / Hannah Hibbs (F1388)

399

- on 11/29/1911 in Hopkins Co, KY married (Mrs) Emma (???) Watson 1861 Hopkins Co, KY
- ** See marriage record **
- 2nd marriage for both

???-xx, Emma (I3717)

400

- on 12/4/1764 - Disowned by the FRIENDS CHURCH at Wrightstown, PA for marrying out of the Quaker religion
- also at that time was accused of fathering a child with his wife's sister

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found at http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc=sYp208&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true&indiv=1&db=kycen&gss=angs-d&new=1&rank=1&msT=1&gsln=hibbs&gsln_x=0&MSAV=1&uidh=vk4&pcat=35&fh=3&h=8838882&recoff=9&ml_rpos=4

Isaac Hibbs
in the Kentucky, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1810-1890

Name: Isaac Hibbs
State: KY
County: Nelson County
Township: No Township Listed
Year: 1800
Record Type: Tax list
Database: KY Early Census Index
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found at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=hartung&id=I878

ID: I878
Name: Isaac HIBBS Sr.
Sex: M
Birth: ABT 1740 in Byberry,Philadelphia,PA
Death: AUG 1813 in ,,OH ?? OH?

Father: Joseph HIBBS b: ABT 1687 in Byberry,Philadelphia,PA
Mother: Rachel WARING b: ABT 1692

Marriage 1
Elizabeth ROBERTS b: ABT 1744 in Churchville,Bucks,PA
Married: 22 DEC 1763 in Churchville,Bucks,PA
Children
1.Has Children Joseph HIBBS b: ABT 1764 in ,,VA
2.Has Children Samuel HIBBS b: ABT 1766 in ,,VA
3.Has No Children Rachel M. HIBBS b: ABT 1767 in ,,VA
4.Has No Children Hannah HIBBS b: ABT 1769 in ,,VA
5.Has No Children Ruth HIBBS b: 28 MAR 1774 in ,,VA
6.Has Children Elizabeth HIBBS b: ABT 1775 in ,,VA
7.Has Children Isaac HIBBS Jr. b: ABT 1777 in ,Bedford,VA
8.Has Children Jonathan HIBBS b: ABT 1780 in ,,VA
9.Has No Children Mary HIBBS b: ABT 1782 in ,,VA
10.Has Children Nathan H. HIBBS b: ABT 1782 in ,,VA
11.Has No Children William HIBBS b: ABT 1785 in ,,VA
12.Has Children John H. HIBBS b: 04 APR 1786 in ,Bedford,VA
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found at DAR.org

Associated Ancestor (Revolutionary) Record

HIBBS, ISAAC Ancestor #: A203332

Service: VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: (CIRCA) 1740 BUCKS CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: (ANTE) 26 Feb 1813 NELSON CO KENTUCKY
Service Source:
LIB OF VA, BEDFORD PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX, 1782-1805, ROLL #34, P 14; HENING'S STATUTES, VOL XI, PP 112-129
Service Description:
1) PAID SUPPLY TAX, 1783

Descendants List
Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 865727 Ancestor #: A203332
1.
-- Generation Restricted --
2.
-- Generation Restricted --
3.
-- Generation Restricted --
4.
The Said -- Name Restricted -- was the child of
M Frank Troutman born on (c) - - 1848 at KY
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1880 and his ( 1st ) wife
Mary V Church born on (c) - - 1851 at KY
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1880 married on 30 - May - 1872
married at Bullitt Co KY
5.
The Said M Frank Troutman was the child of
Ferdinand A Troutman born on (c) - - 1825 at KY
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 and his ( 1st ) wife
Emaline Jenkins born on (c) - - 1830 at KY
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 married on 23 - Jan - 1847
married at Bullitt Co KY
6.
The Said Emaline Jenkins was the child of
Isaac Jenkins born on (c) - - 1787 at MD
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 and his ( 1st ) wife
Sally Osburn born on (c) - - 1797 at KY
died at Bullitt Co KY on (p) - - 1870 married on 23 - Sep - 1812
married at Nelson Co KY
7.
The Said Sally Osburn was the child of
Nicholas Osburn born on (c) - - 1766 at _______________ ****
died at Nelson Co KY on (p) - - 1830 and his ( 1st ) wife
Rachel Hibbs born on (c) - - 1765 at Loudoun Co VA ****
died at Bullitt Co KY on 9 - Jan - 1857 married on 11 - Jan - 1786
married at Bedford Co VA
8.
The Said Rachel Hibbs was the child of ****
Isaac Hibbs born on (c) - - 1740 at Bucks Co PA ****
died at Nelson Co KY on (a) 26 - Feb - 1813 and his ( 1st ) wife
Elizabeth Roberts born on (c) - - 1742 at PA ****
died at KY on - - married on (c) - - 1763
married at Bucks Co PA
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found at http://boards.ancestrylibrary.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=2171&p=localities.northam.usa.states.kentucky.counties.nelson

Here is some information on Isaac Hibbs and Elizabeth Roberts:

Isaac Hibbs, Sr. was born Abt. 1740, and died in Nelson Co., Kentucky. He married Elizabeth Roberts December 22, 1763 in Churchville, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She was born Abt. 1742 in New Jersey, and died Abt. 1813.

Children of Isaac Hibbs and Elizabeth Roberts are:
1. Isaac Hibbs, Jr., born in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married (1) Candes Edwards April 1795 in Bedford Co., Virginia He married (2) Elizabeth Ann Hibbs 1813 in Hardin Co., Kentucky.
2. Samuel Hibbs, born Abt. 1764. He married Eva James October 18, 1791 in Bedford Co., Virginia.
3. Rachel Hibbs, born Abt. 1765 in Loudoun Co., Virginia; died January 09, 1859 in Long Lick, Bullitt Co., Kentucky. She married Nicholas Osburn January 11, 1786 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1768 in Loudoun Co., Virginia; died October 30, 1847.
4. Hannah Hibbs, born Abt. 1767. She married George L. Bunch December 04, 1787 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1766; died Aft. 1832 in Warren Co., Kentucky.
5. Joseph Hibbs, born Abt. 1768 in Loudoun Co., Virginia. He married Frances Atkinson February 25, 1790 in Bedford Co., Virginia.
6. Ruth Hibbs, born Abt. 1770. She married (1) James Bunch, Sr. March 03, 1791 in Bedford Co., Virginia; born Abt. 1765; died in Nelson Co., Kentucky. She married (2) Aaron Cuppy July 1797.
7. Elizabeth Hibbs, born Abt. 1772. She married John Slaton November 28, 1791.
8. Jonathan Hibbs, born Abt. 1780 in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married Lydia Miller July 31, 1806.
9. Mary Hibbs, born Abt. 1782 in Bedford Co., Virginia. She married Abner Osburn June 03, 1805 in Nelson Co., Kentucky.
10. Nathan H. Hibbs, born Abt. 1782 in Virginia; died July 1860 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky. He married (1) Mary Rachel Bourland June 01, 1808 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky; born Abt. 1790; died Abt. 1846. He married (2) Polly Manahan October 19, 1846 in Hopkins Co., Kentucky; born 1828.
11. William Hibbs, born Abt. 1785 in Bedford Co., Virginia. He married (1) Geogia Ann Unknown He married (2) Janet Thomas January 22, 1803 in Nelson Co., Kentucky.
12. John Hibbs, born Abt. 1787. He married (1) Christina Unknown 1804 in Nelson Co., Kentucky He married (2) Nancy Linder December 19, 1808 in Nelson Co., Kentucky He married (3) Sarah Hibbs 1813 in Hardin Co., Kentucky.
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found at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/HIBBS/1997-10/0876344796

From: "Vonda Clark"
Subject: ISAAC SR. and ELIZABETH (ROBERTS) HIBBS FAMILY
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 16:06:36 -0500

Dear friends and Hibbs Cousins,
To help descendants of ISAAC HIBBS b. 1740 at Wrightstown, in
Bucks County Pa.,
d. abt Aug. 1813 Nelson Co. Ky. md. Dec. 1763 in the Low Dutch Church of
North and South Hampton, Bucks Co. Pa.to the daughter of John Roberts of
Warwich Twp. Bucks Co. Pa.Her name was ELIZABETH ROBERTS b. 1740-45 in Bucks
Co. Pa. d. aft 1787 In Bedford Co Va. or Nelson Co. Ky. Isaac was disowned by ****
the FRIENDS CHURCH at Wrightstown for marrying out of the Quaker religion.
They moved to Loudoun Co. Va and on to Bedford Co. Va. and then to Nelson
Co. Ky.

Their Children
1. SAMUEL HIBBS b.abt.1764 Pa. or Va. d. 1828 Pickwick,Oh.md.18 Oct1791
Bedford Co. Va.to
EVA JAMES,dau. of Janoby James

2.RACHEL HIBBS b.abt. 1765 Loudoun Co. Va., d.08 Jan. 1829 Long Lick, Bullitt
Co. Ky., md.11 JAN.
1786 to son of John Osburn
NICHOLAS OSBURN

3.HANNAH HIBBS b.abt 1767 Loudoun Co. Va.,d. bef. 1798 md.04 Dec. 1787,
Bedford Co Va. to
GEORGE BUNCH (He md.Elizabeth Spencer, dau of Thomas Spencer 22 Feb 1798
in Ky.

4. JOSEPH HIBBS b.abt 1768 Loudoun Co. Pa., md.25 Feb. 1790 Bedford Co. Va.to
the dau. of John
Atkinson
FRANKY ATKINSON
Lived Cox Creek Ky. ,Hardin Co. Ky. and Indiana

5.RUTH HIBBS b.abt 1770 md. 30 Mar.1791 Bedford Co. Va. to
#1 JAMES BUNCH
# 2 AARON CUPPY 29 Jul 1797 Nelson Co. Ky.

6.ELIZABETH HIBBS b. abt. 1772, b.abt 1772 Va., md28 Nov 1791, Bedford Co.
Va. to
JOHN SLATON

7.ISAAC HIBBS JR. b. abt. 1777 Va. md.10 Apr. 1798 Nelson Co. Ky. to the
dau. of William Edwards
CANDES EDWARDS They migrated to Bullitt Co. Ky.
#2 Elizabeth_______ Date and place unknown (They resided in Graves Co.
Ky.)

8.NATHAN HIBBS b. abt. 1779in Va. md.1807 Hopkins Co. Ky.(one of the first
marriages in the county
MARY "POLLY" BOURLAND b.S.C.

9.JONATHAN HIBBS b. abt 1780 in Va..d. 1836 Nelson Co. Ky. md. 31 Jul 1806
widow of Joseph
Grable
MRS. LYDIA GRABLE

10. MARY "POLLY"HIBBS b. abt. 1782 in Va. d. 08 Jun 1831 prob. Nelson or
Bullitt Co. Ky. md.03 Jun
1805 Nelson Co. Ky. to
ABNER OSBURN

11. WILLIAM HIBBS b.abt 1785 Bedford Co.Va. d. 1830 Nelson Co Ky.md.22 Jan
1807 to dau of Job
&Mana Thomas
# ! JANET THOMAS b. 1787 d.1822 married again 04 May 1824 to
# 2 MRS. GEORGE ANN "NANCY" (LINTHICARN) IRWIN) b.01 May 1802 in MD. d. 30
Apr. 1899 in Kirksville Mo. Dau of Thomas & Rebecca Turner
Linthicarn

12. JOHN HIBBS.b. abt 1787 Bedford Co. Va., md 19 Dec. 1808 Nelson Co Ky. to
NANCY LINDER b. abt 1787
He was in the War of 1812 in Capt. Leonard
P. Higdon's Company.mustered out
10 Nov 1814 in Nelson Co Ky.
John and Nancy moved to Hardin Co. Ky.

Information from "A Genealogy and History of the Jones,Campbell, Hibbs
and related Families
1630 AD to present" by Marsha (Ponzar) Combs
16 May 1990
Copied from book at the Nelson Co Ky. Library, 90 Court Sq.
Bardstown, Ky. 40004

I hope this will help.
#rd Gr. Grandaughter of
Issac Hibbs Sr.
Vonda Clark in
Marion, Illinois

Join us on the HIBBS-L mailing list to learn more about the family
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From: "Lorna Hibbs"
Subject: Hibbs in KY
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 16:55:19 -0500

Hello! I have already learned that I will enjoy this list tremendously!
My husband is from Kentucky, born in Hodgenville, raised in Elizabethtown.
His Hibbs came into early Nelson Co, KY.

Isaac HIBBS, b; abt 1740 in Bucks Co., PA and d/ 1813 in Nelson Co., KY.
He m/ Elizabeth ROBERTS in the Low Dutch Church of North and South Hampton
(now the Presbyterian church of Churchville, Bucks, PA) Isaac was disowned
by the Quakers for marrying a German "Dutch" girl. It appears he made the
break then from the Quaker Church as he is not found listed in Quaker
records from then on. Apparently isaac left PA with his wife and some of
his brothers in to VA where he settled briefly in Loudon Co then to Bedford
Co. In Dec of 1791 he moved to Nelson Co., KY, following his daughter
Rachel who had m/ Nicholas Osburn. They had moved to Nelsvon Co., Ky in
1788.

Among other children, Isaac had a son John H. Hibbs who was b/ abt 1791 in
VA, probably Bedford Co. He m/ Sarah (Sally) Hibbs, 4 Nov 1813 in Hardin
Co., KY. I believe John died in Hopkins Co., KY as in 1860 census page
203-4 Household 1388/family#1388 Sarah is living in the household of James
A. Hibbs, their son. John is found nowhere else in records, so it is
assumed he is dead by then.

Sarah (Sally) is the daughter of John Hibbs b/ 1775-1794 and Christina ?.
I believe John d/ bef 15 Aug 1818 probably in Hardin Co., KY. John had
begun a land transaction with Ralph Stovall prior to Aug 15, 1818. At that
time a deed was written from Stovall tot he children and heirs of John
Hibbs, dec'd. It is possible he died between 27 jul 1816 and the above
date. In the margin of Deed Book F, page 32 in written the following
notation: "Exam'd & delivered to John Hibbs per order." This note is
written beside a deed from Reuben Kemp and his wife Patty to William
Patterson. However it is unclear exactly which John Hibbs this refers to.

In 1800 one John Hibbs paid taxes in Nelson Co., Ky. . In 1810 census,
one Christiana Hibbs is listed as head of household, but there is a male,
in her same age category in the
household. I wonder if this might have been John, and he an invalid,
injured or something.

This John and his wife Christiana are an enigma. I've been unable to find
anything about either of them. I've been able to trace the lineage of
theother Hibbs line easily, but this, this has me stumped. Any one know
anything about them?

Lorna Hibbs
[email protected]
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